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Hello hope you're well? For the estimate depends if you buy the items yourself or contract someone to do everything. For an acre you can estimate 2,500 dollars if you contract someone

Hello friend I'm doing Neptune F1

Very inspiring and insightful.

@@YatzarEL-17 hey depends on your country. My country if you sell at farm gate it's 35 ksh per kg. Bug if you delivery to customer it's 50 ksh per kg

@@dagestaniwarriors9293 I'm lucky to have a borehole so water is always available

@@Caleb-ww hey 👋 for me I do manual weeding continuously. Plus during top dressing I mix up the soil which also help in weeding

I harvest just above 4 tonnes. I used 3 drip lines per bed. I came to learn that I should have used 4 lines per bed for even more harvest

Nice to hear....just don't give up....you might fail 1st or even second time but with experience and following the feed and spray program you should be on the right path

Thanks.. from my experience I use drip irrigation. But most people claim to harvest 15 to 20 tonnes an acre. But one should not that things like drip lines used on a bed matters. For my case I used only 3 lines per bed while other people used up to 5 lines. I learnt this when I had already set up my drip system. But I intend to add more drip lines in the new area I'm going to do. On furrow I have never used so I'll be lying 🤥🤥

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Dear sir, it's really inspiring, I have aquired 300 hectares of farm land in Ethiopia, It's located on the omo Valley regione i am planning to try bulb onion and maize , the weather is warm mostly over 30°c it has an altitude over 930mts and sandy soil please 1.do you think it gives a good result? 2. What seed variety are you using and what yield does it give in a hectare please? Thank you so much sir, I am a beginner in farming and if you could give me any advice you think is important. Thank you!

@biniyamtibebu4004 hello friend. 300 hectares is good. But my advise since I have never worked with soil from your region. It's best you look for an agronomist or a local agricultural expert to advise on the crop to do. Also do a soil test it always gives you a guide. Finally, bulb onions normally work well in hot areas. So chances are they will work well. Maize as well will work as it works in most places. All the best in your venture. Remember farming you need patience and understanding of what your doing for best results

@kizurifarm thank you so much sir, I will follow your advice and thank you again for your kindness!, if you happen to visit Ethiopia I will happily assist. Have a great success

Yes that's also true....the nitrobro and Yara winner helps that also. Also ensure you have a good storage area to ensure proper drying and storage

@@الجبرتي-ز5ن hey thanks for watching and enjoying. Yes I add well decomposed cow and goat manure once a year. I'll be adding more soon I'll show in a video.

@@BillCcyhey hope your having a good day?....I used absolute fungicide from green life. I normally use trinity gold but they are out of stock currently. But absolute works well also. My fungal infection was cured.

🤗 welcome.....and thanks for watching 😊

Thanks boss 😃

Thank you! 😃

Hello sorry for the very late reply.... Black cotton soil has good qualities and bad. In term of fertility it's very good for green leafy vegetables like spinach. Other crops that do well are citrus fruits and onion crop family. The only challenge is that it doesn't do well with a lot of water as it gets very sticky and hard to work with especially during the rainy season. But it's best you always do a soil test as sometimes it can be a bit acid and also lack some nutrients

Me too!! 🤣

Kazi nzuri. What's your onion spacing? What's your emmiter spacing? Do you place the transplant at the emmiter?

@Caleb-ww hello hope your doing well? My spacing follows that of the drip pipes holes. Which are 5cm apart for the emitters. That's the spacing I use.

@@bensterfarm thanks just make sure you get the correct shade net. They vary in % of light the allow through. For hot areas use 75% shade net. That's what I use. For cooler areas use maybe 50% but confirm with your place of purchase. Thanks for the watching the video. 👍🧑‍🌾💪

Haha nice