ORGANIC VS INORGANIC FARMING Once upon a time in the ancient era, our ancestors depended on crops from the wild, and as time evolved, they began to grow what they ate. As the population of the world began to increase…
Simple Hacks For Effective Seedlings: Embarking on the journey of nurturing seedlings into healthy plants is a rewarding experience for any gardener. However, it requires proper management and attention to give credit for. To help you become a seedling expert, we’ve…
BENEFITS OF GOOD SPACING IN VEGETABLE FARMING Vegetables like cucumbers, tomatoes, peppers, carrots, and so on grow in different ways. Because of their structure, it’s important to know how well to space them to get the most out of them.…
Saturday 13th May, 2023, team Nigeria arrive Chiang Mai Airport Thailand, including representatives from KUCH-99 Agriculture & Seeds Ltd . The team traveled for the short term training program (Agricultural Sustainability: Train the Trainers Initiatives for Nigeria Farmers). And received…
LEARN TO FARM RICE LIKE A PRO IN THAILAND Internationally, we are collaborating with Maejo University Chiang Mai Thailand. An institute known for being the oldest and foremost Agricultural University in Thailand. The focus is to bring a fusion of…
It takes commitment, hardwork and consistency to cultivate healthy and juicy watermelon fruits. But having to harvest your watermelon fruits when they’re unripe, under-ripe over-ripe comes with much pain and discouragement to the farmer. Most Farmers are unable to dictate…
Cucumbers are very prolific plants and grow quite fast. In fact depending on the variety, cucumbers mature between 5-6weeks of planting. So you could easily miss their harvest time if careful attention is not given to them. First of all,…
Cucumber farming can be quite easy especially when you’ve mastered the act over time. But there are some problems common to cucumber farming no matter where you are and how you plant them. Sometimes it might be as a result…
We all know how important leaves are to every plant, in this case, tomato plants. Like there’s no denying they do a lot of work from photosynthesis for food to respiration via the stomata etc. But then as much as…
