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Master Vegetable Farming – Join Online Course Now Are you interested in growing your own food and making income? Our Online Vegetable Cultivation Course is here again Register for the July–Sept 2025 class now with 50% Discount! Learn how to…
Physical Training for Enhanced Crop Production Unlock the Secrets to Successful Crop Production! Are you ready to take your farming skills to the next level? Join us for an intensive 2-week Physical Training on Crop Production from 17th – 28th…
Anthracnose in Pepper and Tomatoes is one of the most infectious fungal diseases caused by Colletotrichum spp. There are 200 known species of Colletotrichum. It is known to infect a wide range of pepper plants and related solanaceous crops (tomatoes included).…
THINGS WE LEARNT IN THAILAND 2023: BASIC FRUIT FLIES CONTROL TECHNIQUES IN FRUIT TREE FARMING Fruit trees such as mango, guava, longyan, durian, grapes, avocado, etc. are commonly grown in Thailand. Fruits with sweet flesh like mango, guava, grape, etc.…
EFFECTIVE WAYS TO MANAGING WEEDS IN YOUR FARM Picture this – Imagine a vibrant and flourishing vegetable farm, with rows of healthy cropsswaying gently in the breeze under the golden sun. However, amidst this beautiful scene,several unwelcome visitors make their…
Fungi can be a major problem for vegetable farmers, as they can cause crop loss and reduce the quality of produce. However, with proper identification and control measures, it is possible to keep fungal growth in check and protect your…
Tomato is beneficial for consumption as well as for financial gains. Which makes it very rewarding when everything is done well. However, unforeseen situations can lead to one or more factors that can influence the success or failure of a…
Controlling pests on a vegetable farm can be a challenging task, as the goal is to protect the plants without causing harm to them or their leaves. However, there are several methods that can be used to control pests on…
Have you ever wondered why some corn stalks produce little or no kernels on their corn cobs? it can be very disappointing maybe even annoying to open up a husk and find a virtually empty cob, as a farmer, this…
There are many different species of cucumber today of which some are naturally bred to produce whitish or light green coloured fruits, these still have just about the same nutritional content, flavour and texture as those of their greener counterparts.…