Sorry to hear about your loss Farmer Girl Jessie. Do not give up. Contact RADA and PERSIAN for advise on what chemicals you are to use to control certain insects. You also need to do crop rotation, the professionals will tell you that you shouldn't plant the same crop at the same spot continually. You have to rotate the crops. I would also suggest that since those cabbages are so heavily infested, when you pull them out, you may need to treat the area before replanting anything there. All the very best Jessie.❤
Farm girl Jesse! Please don’t give up. This lesson is to help you learn different tools to enhance your learning process and God will see to it that your farm will harvest much much more very soon. I know it’s difficult when you’re physically going through it. Continue to rely on God’s purpose for your blessings. Amen 🙏🏾
Don't give up jessise You are a winner 🏆🏆🏆 🏆🏆 🏆 God will provide Help is on the way You inspired me please don't quit will have to try different crops try rearing chicken other things Stay bless sis you are a winner ❤❤❤👍😇🏆
Please call fersan, they'll help u on what chemicals and fertilizers to use. They'll set u back on track. Don't give up, so sorry to hear. God is with u
Too much chemicals in the earth is the problem. There are no nutrients left in the earth, all the plants have to feed on is synthetic fertilizer. Now that the rain is not falling, the soil is dried out and the plants cannot take up the feed. Organic farming is a far more sustainable way to go. It is a little more challenging to start organic farming, but once you get started, it's almost like clockwork. She should compost all that vegetables that she lost and create good organic fertilizer. Make and spread good compost on the soil and make it come alive again. Spread mulch on the land to hold in the moisture so that when it doesn't rain, the soil doesn't dry out so fast. Stop doing slash and burn, it is a very bad and destructive farming practice. And for the sake of the planet and your health, stop investing in chemicals to poison the earth.
So true, she should watch the movie 'the biggest little farm' its a true story. I'm about to do farming n wanna go the organic way but don't have a clue how to.
@@MrLandL0rD1so true. You would have to have acres and acres of compost to continously supply the farm and even then you still have to worry about the pest that you encounter daily.
This is where RADA should be helpful... helping all of us farmers to develop expertise to address these problems. Cabbage can be a really hard crop because of the care required. All the Agriculture ministers throw words but do very little to address the real problems small farmers face. I am a farmer also, so I know exactly what you are feeling. The problem is the MInister/Ministry of Agriculture and RADA... their shortsightedness is destroying us in the long run because their inputs are outdated and often irrelevant....
There is a pest called the "diamondback moth" and another called "budworm" that creates damage in cabbage like these. Try to plant a mixed crop in the space, not just all of one crop. It helps with pest management and provides a buffer if one crop fails. You can also plant marigold, green onion, chives among the plants to help control pests. I don't like seven dust but spinosad works and is gentler.
It is so sad to know that an entire crop and her livelihood has been ravished. In the UK I would say it was slugs but because it's bee' dry there it's something else. Keep on keeping on Jessie God's guidance 💯
I would suggest these things from a farmer to another; 1. Cabbage are heavy feeders, you would need to plough the area and scatter bags of fowl manure or fersan fertilizer. It has to have nitrogen and phosphorus, cabbage will drain the soil of these nutrients especially if you plan on planting in the same area more than once. 2. Try making a row for your cabbage field, might seem hard and a waste of time to many but what it does is offer more efficient delivery of pesticides and water to the plants. The rows also help to hold more moisture as oppose to planting like that. 3. Pesticides Indicarb and Refas - plant celerly in between the cabbage rows or thyme to help control cabbage worms. This would be how you get 3 crops in the same field by planting in rows. Cornmeal and flour is basically a little trick on the side. If you can just flash it in the evening after rainfall over them and it's cheap for the early stages of growth. You will need a battery backpack sprayer for this, not expensive, something that gets the job done. 4. Build a watering hole, have you ever gone to the farm when it rains heavily? normally during rainfall water might rush to a particular location. Dig it out and create a little pond for yourself to take water from. Sorry that you sold your car, that is a bread and butter for farmers.
Sorry for your loss, please don't give up , i m also a farmer and i know how u feeling now. The solution is 1, stop using the mist blower .2, use the chargeable napsack sprayer .3. u need to spray every four days to stop every insect from laying eggs.4. dont plant 50,000 plants at a go, u need to plant in stages of 6000plants. Finally instal movable irrigation . We are with u, don't give up
I would suggest companion planting. Monocropping makes target for pests. Interplant with herbs like dill, thyme, sage oregano and flowers like chamomile to ward off some pests like cabbage worm and white flies and mulch to help with drought because the climate issues of the world will cause more drought conditions. I grow cabbage and kale in my backyard and I get pests but minimal damage.
Sorry to learn about your loss Empress Jessie, Sincerely I admire your hard work so much as a woman and you're so good at what you do... keep up the good work girl as usual and stay bless
bless Jess, I empathize with you, as I have been there. Try applying for some grants for women in farm and see if you can get a combination of financial and technical assistance.
Wow! That’s a devastating loss. Many people have already said what I am thinking. The first problem is that you’ve planted a monoculture field of cabbage. It’s like an all you can eat buffet for cabbage pests. You showed the damage to the plants but I wonder if you have identified whatever is destroying them. Don’t give away all of those cabbages. Even though they aren’t profitable financially you can make compost piles and allow them to breakdown into rich soil amendments. You mentioned using pesticides as well and that is one of the worse things that you can do. It has been proven time and time again that pesticides destroy soil life. Check your soil for beneficial insects. If you don’t find any then you know for sure that the crops aren’t getting proper nutrients. Plants and people are the same in that if they are healthy they can overcome illness quickly. But, if they are unhealthy then they are more prone to getting infected. Feed your soil with compost and if you can get good quality manure from a reputable source then do so. Compost holds on to water and if you mulch the soil then you’ll have less evaporation which leads to less frequent water use. It will take time but it will pay off in the long run. I wish you the best in your future farming and nursing endeavors. God Bless!!!
She need to try crops that are not prone to pest and diseases. Sweet pepper, carrots, sweet potatoes, etc. These that I listed are more low budget crops
Dear God if any cow farm or goat or pig farm, who could even pay her something for the spoil crops, at least she could have her self and children food.
Farmer Girl Jess. I am so sorry to hear what has happen to you. You need to mix your planting with other vegetables that or not prun to bugs. Jessie you could learn how to make coldslaw, kimchi or other things that can be made with cabbage. Do waste the cabbage, you have learn how turn your hand, and make fashion. Do your own research. Cutting down trees or not a good idea. You need the trees for rainfalls. You need to harvest ashes from coalskill to use as fertilizer or the white vinegat to spray them. I am happy that Shan Shendhen highlight you. Keep Up the Good Work. Blessings. 😂😂 😂😂
How can you plant so much cabbage without having a reliable water supply..plus what pest management program was she using for that scale of production she needed a solid pest management program even without the water she still should have reaped something
First to begin with the soil needs treatment. . I would advise you to use soap powder and treat the land, use Epson salt for fertilizer. Don't give away the bad cabbage make a bun fire with them and use the ashes to help with ext ext
Not a fire, i don't believe she should do that. Use them to make compost, real organic fertilizer. Ash only contains a small amount of potassium, potassium is mostly needed for flowers and fruit. Compost contains large amounts of nitrogen. Nitrogen is necessary and needed for plant growth. If the plant grows healthy and strong, it will be pest resistant and will bare good, healthy food. It is time for Jamaican farmers start learning organic farming and leave that old destructive way of farming with so much chemicals and synthetic fertilizer that is killing the very life that is needed to grow the crops in the first place.
Oh my GOD I feel it for farmer girl Jess. I remember when they stole her potatoes and now this,I pray GOD will give her the strength and courage to go on.Shan Zen Zen thank you for putting her out.I was wondering what happened to her.I feel so sorry for her Dear GOD please give her the courage to go on.
Happy Women's DAY!! The great thing Jess you have experience, try to figure what plants you can plant inbetween your crops that keep pests away. Jess the biggest project needed on your farm now is harvesting water sustainably (So much of the precious liquid goes untapped). Are farmers allowed to access ground water? A borehole would solve that issue. Jah know when mi come home mi personally will give a day or two on your farm (An wi can run boat and laugh lol). Hang in there Queen... As for pest control, are there plants that can be planted that are natural detterent for some pests or plants that will attract a certain insect that will kill the ones that target your crops.
You need to get a Plant Pathologist to take a look at the farm. Do some soil testing, you could also try to find out what kind of pests are causing the problem and trying to see if you can plant some resistant varieties to those pests. Fumigation and Solarization is an option that you can use, it will cost you but better in the long run. You can also trying crop rotation this will also help to mitigate the pathogens that are occurring.
The pest is call cabbage worm. When growing cabbage u usually cover them with a net to prevent the moth from laying their eggs. U can also do companion planting.
I see whats wrong the problem is the farm is not in order meaning the plants need pathways or rows the farm is jumbled so it hard to spray, and she should try to put the farm in sections like block a ,b,c im a cabbage farmer as well and im a frameworker so i have experience in farm management
Jesse try ashes to sprinkle on the cabbages. You're having a great loss. Ashes kills the insects hoping you'll save some. Dry soil will kill worms in corn plants too. Keep trying don't give up.
sorry to hear about that i think you should change your planting please plants sweets pepper carrots cucumbers i think it is better i think you should have a car to transfer your groung provisions around when it come to cabbage i dont think you should plants a whole lot mix it i we pray for you that things will turn around
For a young person like this who's trying there should be organizations in the country to assist young farmers l ike her ,the land should've been sprayed and she get help with drip irrigation
Unfortunately even us farmers are too shortsighted to understand that we need to work together, helping each other address many of the issues. As individuals we CANNOT solve the problems... we have to network, but we are untrustworthy ourselves... we cannot trust each other...
Don't quit Jesse people like you is what we need in farming-set up a "GO FUND Me". They talk about so-called PROSPERITY, sell-off our farm land to vested interests/wealthy people fi build house AND they can't help small farmers.
I wd get someone carry some to d market to sell explain that there's no pesticide that's y holes on d leaves. This too will pass, there's a calm after a storm. I wd not bother w/cabbage again, that's me. Someone will have to sleep w/one eye open in d field at times when harvest time is near. It's not easy. No way on earth wd I plant so much of 1 type of provision. What I mean if I had sorrel, gungo, tomato, calaloo those wd have sold Xmas n January so I'd not lose all, since u ask for strategy i'm just saying. Blessings
But she will have to look for snail ants so tell her to use the soap vi. Aloe vera soap the vinegar the baking soda and all these things that she make a mixture 7.00 TV
I think that she has to diversify her crops. Moreover, you can’t keep planting the same crop on the same piece of land , over and over. Try some lettuce, cucumbers and so on.
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Sorry to hear about your loss Farmer Girl Jessie. Do not give up. Contact RADA and PERSIAN for advise on what chemicals you are to use to control certain insects. You also need to do crop rotation, the professionals will tell you that you shouldn't plant the same crop at the same spot continually. You have to rotate the crops. I would also suggest that since those cabbages are so heavily infested, when you pull them out, you may need to treat the area before replanting anything there. All the very best Jessie.❤
Stop using the mist blower
Fersan will help. Call them and ask for Hackeem. He is the best
Farm girl Jesse!
Please don’t give up. This lesson is to help you learn different tools to enhance your learning process and God will see to it that your farm will harvest much much more very soon. I know it’s difficult when you’re physically going through it. Continue to rely on God’s purpose for your blessings. Amen 🙏🏾
This only goes to show that these MPs who give themselves 300 percent salary increases are NOT helpful to the people in their constituentcies.
God has blessed your hands. Not many can do what you do. Keep calling on to God, your breakthrough is coming.
Im a farmer.I know tge struggles.50,000plants at 3LB each 150,000LB @$100 per pound $10MILL..U tried hard dont give up VICTORY AROUND THE CORNER❤
Come on Jamaica ,here is a young ,trying girl doing something that most young persons are not willing to do…help her please!!!!!!
I am so sorry to see this. My heart hurts for you. Continue to be strong. Blessings from me in Barbados 🇧🇧
Don't give up jessise
You are a winner 🏆🏆🏆 🏆🏆 🏆
God will provide
Help is on the way
You inspired me please don't quit will have to try different crops try rearing chicken other things
Stay bless sis you are a winner ❤❤❤👍😇🏆
Send help Lord reconstruct her farm in double and triple portions.Dont give up queen you are a true champion.❤
Please call fersan, they'll help u on what chemicals and fertilizers to use. They'll set u back on track. Don't give up, so sorry to hear. God is with u
Go to RADA
Too much chemicals in the earth is the problem.
There are no nutrients left in the earth, all the plants have to feed on is synthetic fertilizer.
Now that the rain is not falling, the soil is dried out and the plants cannot take up the feed.
Organic farming is a far more sustainable way to go.
It is a little more challenging to start organic farming, but once you get started, it's almost like clockwork.
She should compost all that vegetables that she lost and create good organic fertilizer.
Make and spread good compost on the soil and make it come alive again.
Spread mulch on the land to hold in the moisture so that when it doesn't rain, the soil doesn't dry out so fast.
Stop doing slash and burn, it is a very bad and destructive farming practice. And for the sake of the planet and your health, stop investing in chemicals to poison the earth.
So true, she should watch the movie 'the biggest little farm' its a true story. I'm about to do farming n wanna go the organic way but don't have a clue how to.
@@blackbwayim a farmer.what u propose only works for small scale farming
@@MrLandL0rD1so true. You would have to have acres and acres of compost to continously supply the farm and even then you still have to worry about the pest that you encounter daily.
This is where RADA should be helpful... helping all of us farmers to develop expertise to address these problems. Cabbage can be a really hard crop because of the care required. All the Agriculture ministers throw words but do very little to address the real problems small farmers face. I am a farmer also, so I know exactly what you are feeling. The problem is the MInister/Ministry of Agriculture and RADA... their shortsightedness is destroying us in the long run because their inputs are outdated and often irrelevant....
There is a pest called the "diamondback moth" and another called "budworm" that creates damage in cabbage like these. Try to plant a mixed crop in the space, not just all of one crop. It helps with pest management and provides a buffer if one crop fails. You can also plant marigold, green onion, chives among the plants to help control pests. I don't like seven dust but spinosad works and is gentler.
It is so sad to know that an entire crop and her livelihood has been ravished. In the UK I would say it was slugs but because it's bee' dry there it's something else. Keep on keeping on Jessie God's guidance 💯
Arizona is driest desert yet the green house crops are top notch cause they have sprinklers all day and farmers gets help.
I would suggest these things from a farmer to another;
1. Cabbage are heavy feeders, you would need to plough the area and scatter bags of fowl manure or fersan fertilizer. It has to have nitrogen and phosphorus, cabbage will drain the soil of these nutrients especially if you plan on planting in the same area more than once.
2. Try making a row for your cabbage field, might seem hard and a waste of time to many but what it does is offer more efficient delivery of pesticides and water to the plants. The rows also help to hold more moisture as oppose to planting like that.
3. Pesticides Indicarb and Refas - plant celerly in between the cabbage rows or thyme to help control cabbage worms. This would be how you get 3 crops in the same field by planting in rows. Cornmeal and flour is basically a little trick on the side. If you can just flash it in the evening after rainfall over them and it's cheap for the early stages of growth. You will need a battery backpack sprayer for this, not expensive, something that gets the job done.
4. Build a watering hole, have you ever gone to the farm when it rains heavily? normally during rainfall water might rush to a particular location. Dig it out and create a little pond for yourself to take water from. Sorry that you sold your car, that is a bread and butter for farmers.
Sorry for your loss, please don't give up , i m also a farmer and i know how u feeling now. The solution is 1, stop using the mist blower .2, use the chargeable napsack sprayer .3. u need to spray every four days to stop every insect from laying eggs.4. dont plant 50,000 plants at a go, u need to plant in stages of 6000plants. Finally instal movable irrigation . We are with u, don't give up
She needs to practice crop rotation, change the variety of cabbage or the pesticide becomes immune to the pest.
I've noticed that too. Used neem oil too much you need copper fungicide, little hydrogen peroxide
I would suggest companion planting. Monocropping makes target for pests. Interplant with herbs like dill, thyme, sage oregano and flowers like chamomile to ward off some pests like cabbage worm and white flies and mulch to help with drought because the climate issues of the world will cause more drought conditions. I grow cabbage and kale in my backyard and I get pests but minimal damage.
Sorry to learn about your loss Empress Jessie, Sincerely I admire your hard work so much as a woman and you're so good at what you do... keep up the good work girl as usual and stay bless
This is so sad for her .She did a great job .I hope someone can help her.
Don't give up my sister!!
bless Jess, I empathize with you, as I have been there. Try applying for some grants for women in farm and see if you can get a combination of financial and technical assistance.
Wow! That’s a devastating loss. Many people have already said what I am thinking.
The first problem is that you’ve planted a monoculture field of cabbage. It’s like an all you can eat buffet for cabbage pests. You showed the damage to the plants but I wonder if you have identified whatever is destroying them.
Don’t give away all of those cabbages. Even though they aren’t profitable financially you can make compost piles and allow them to breakdown into rich soil amendments.
You mentioned using pesticides as well and that is one of the worse things that you can do. It has been proven time and time again that pesticides destroy soil life. Check your soil for beneficial insects. If you don’t find any then you know for sure that the crops aren’t getting proper nutrients. Plants and people are the same in that if they are healthy they can overcome illness quickly. But, if they are unhealthy then they are more prone to getting infected. Feed your soil with compost and if you can get good quality manure from a reputable source then do so. Compost holds on to water and if you mulch the soil then you’ll have less evaporation which leads to less frequent water use.
It will take time but it will pay off in the long run. I wish you the best in your future farming and nursing endeavors. God Bless!!!
Sad to see that. Those can be sold to pig farmers or other animal farmers. Keep the faith farmer girl, Jessy.
Yes to feed animals and chickens.
Blessings Shan Zen Zen blessings God is good all the time faith faith help will come God is good 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
With God all things are possible. You are not a quitter, have faith.
She need to try crops that are not prone to pest and diseases. Sweet pepper, carrots, sweet potatoes, etc. These that I listed are more low budget crops
Hi she did sweet potatoes also
I can feel your pain my sister. Think positive and don't give up.
Dear God if any cow farm or goat or pig farm, who could even pay her something for the spoil crops, at least she could have her self and children food.
Wow! That's disheartening 😒 but I know she will get the helping hand she needs.
Farmer Girl Jess. I am so sorry to hear what has happen to you. You need to mix your planting with other vegetables that or not prun to bugs. Jessie you could learn how to make coldslaw, kimchi or other things that can be made with cabbage. Do waste the cabbage, you have learn how turn your hand, and make fashion. Do your own research. Cutting down trees or not a good idea. You need the trees for rainfalls. You need to harvest ashes from coalskill to use as fertilizer or the white vinegat to spray them. I am happy that Shan Shendhen highlight you. Keep Up the Good Work. Blessings.
😂😂 😂😂
Bad, Bad, Bad. I wish you all the best girl. i hope you get help. Bless up.
Jah kno Jess...stay strong...dont giv up
How can you plant so much cabbage without having a reliable water supply..plus what pest management program was she using for that scale of production she needed a solid pest management program even without the water she still should have reaped something
Wow so sad Hard working young girl
First to begin with the soil needs treatment. . I would advise you to use soap powder and treat the land, use Epson salt for fertilizer. Don't give away the bad cabbage make a bun fire with them and use the ashes to help with ext ext
Not a fire, i don't believe she should do that.
Use them to make compost, real organic fertilizer.
Ash only contains a small amount of potassium, potassium is mostly needed for flowers and fruit. Compost contains large amounts of nitrogen. Nitrogen is necessary and needed for plant growth.
If the plant grows healthy and strong, it will be pest resistant and will bare good, healthy food.
It is time for Jamaican farmers start learning organic farming and leave that old destructive way of farming with so much chemicals and synthetic fertilizer that is killing the very life that is needed to grow the crops in the first place.
Thanks for sharing how she bounces back soon
Farmer girl jessy youre going to bounce back like job.your blessings will be greater than your loss
Don't give up Jessy, help will come for you!
Oh my GOD I feel it for farmer girl Jess.
I remember when they stole her potatoes and now this,I pray GOD will give her the strength and courage to go on.Shan Zen Zen thank you for putting her out.I was wondering what happened to her.I feel so sorry for her
Dear GOD please give her the courage to go on.
Happy Women's DAY!!
The great thing Jess you have experience, try to figure what plants you can plant inbetween your crops that keep pests away.
Jess the biggest project needed on your farm now is harvesting water sustainably (So much of the precious liquid goes untapped).
Are farmers allowed to access ground water? A borehole would solve that issue.
Jah know when mi come home mi personally will give a day or two on your farm (An wi can run boat and laugh lol). Hang in there Queen...
As for pest control, are there plants that can be planted that are natural detterent for some pests or plants that will attract a certain insect that will kill the ones that target your crops.
Here in the UK, small farmers would have covered the plants.
You need to get a Plant Pathologist to take a look at the farm. Do some soil testing, you could also try to find out what kind of pests are causing the problem and trying to see if you can plant some resistant varieties to those pests. Fumigation and Solarization is an option that you can use, it will cost you but better in the long run. You can also trying crop rotation this will also help to mitigate the pathogens that are occurring.
The pest is call cabbage worm. When growing cabbage u usually cover them with a net to prevent the moth from laying their eggs. U can also do companion planting.
Sad to see but keep on with the positive spirit because you are winner...its just a stepping stone
I see whats wrong the problem is the farm is not in order meaning the plants need pathways or rows the farm is jumbled so it hard to spray, and she should try to put the farm in sections like block a ,b,c im a cabbage farmer as well and im a frameworker so i have experience in farm management
Every kind of business has ups n downs. Dont give up. Restrategize!!
Jesse try
ashes to sprinkle on the cabbages. You're having a great loss. Ashes kills the insects hoping you'll save some. Dry
soil will kill worms in corn plants too. Keep trying don't give up.
Sorry to hear...keep trying just a suggestion, treat the soil and plant another crop other than cabbage to rejuvenate the soil
so sorry for her ground provisions i think she should try some other plants dhe is not the only one suffering from her cabbage
sorry to hear about that i think you should change your planting please plants sweets pepper carrots cucumbers i think it is better i think you should have a car to transfer your groung provisions around when it come to cabbage i dont think you should plants a whole lot mix it i we pray for you that things will turn around
God is with you sis, it is well and God is still in control❤
Plant some sweet potato and cucumbers and bounce back don't plant no more cabbage there for know
Just mix some soapy water and spray it on the cabbage leaf to stop insect infestations.
Don't lose heart.life journey.blessings
In every thing give God thinks and he will do the rest for you sister love every time❤❤❤🎉 ok
For a young person like this who's trying there should be organizations in the country to assist young farmers l ike her ,the land should've been sprayed and she get help with drip irrigation
Oh my goodness! So sad!
In life is gaining and losing.. move on to something else be strong and pray seek almighty God helped you will overcome 🙏
That’s pretty , pretty sad , do not get help from the government agriculture department? be encouraged pls don’t quit
Stay strong this too shall pass
God will help you out my sister it's so sad to see you last like this sorry for your last god is in control
Unfortunately even us farmers are too shortsighted to understand that we need to work together, helping each other address many of the issues. As individuals we CANNOT solve the problems... we have to network, but we are untrustworthy ourselves... we cannot trust each other...
Don't quit Jesse people like you is what we need in farming-set up a "GO FUND Me". They talk about so-called PROSPERITY, sell-off our farm land to vested interests/wealthy people fi build house AND they can't help small farmers.
Stay strong, wish i could help right now
Hush but u bless so everything go be OK bless up
She is very Ambitious
Wow Wow Wow so sorry for Her
Mighty God I am so sorry but just be of good courage God will work it out in is name I ask amen 🙏❤️
THIS IS TOUCHING FOR SOMONE WHO HAS BEEN TRYIING SO HARD. SHE DEFINITELY NEEDS HELP
So the irregation water go, so you can run some dripping hose on the farm, praying for you my sis, 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
DON''T GIVE UP JESSIE THE LORD WILL HELP YOU IN SOME WAY
Do different alay of a little different things different things h
I wd get someone carry some to d market to sell explain that there's no pesticide that's y holes on d leaves. This too will pass, there's a calm after a storm. I wd not bother w/cabbage again, that's me. Someone will have to sleep w/one eye open in d field at times when harvest time is near. It's not easy. No way on earth wd I plant so much of 1 type of provision. What I mean if I had sorrel, gungo, tomato, calaloo those wd have sold Xmas n January so I'd not lose all, since u ask for strategy i'm just saying. Blessings
Sorry for her loss,wheel and come again,don't give up.
50 thousands cabbage plants. She really invested heavily 😮.
DON'T GIVE UP THE RIGHT MINDS WIL COME FROM. UR STORY TRUST M
So sad, it paíns my heart
Dont give up my dear God is able He will come through for you just trust Him
Oh @Jessee. So sad to see 😢❤
Sis it just a test wow my god will come true for u in jesus name amen❤❤❤ ok
People tell her to get in touch with Junior lifestyle he will help her with the pest
Its sad but i hope someone see it and can help..not in the position to help
Plz don't give up God will make a way
How can i help wound love to
But she will have to look for snail ants so tell her to use the soap vi. Aloe vera soap the vinegar the baking soda and all these things that she make a mixture 7.00 TV
G help this young girl
Where is the Government help and assistant and advice
That land look fatty......ensure you are using the right chemicals before catching seeds and during the development of the crop
Collectively how can we help?
Right now ya fi go start a new line of cabbage juice...Bottle it and sell
Tell farmer girl Jessy to stop planting cabbage and try some hot peppers
Use the spreadshe
J
Use the spare name mat ch at lease two times per week
I think that she has to diversify her crops. Moreover, you can’t keep planting the same crop on the same piece of land , over and over. Try some lettuce, cucumbers and so on.
Stay strong
She needs to rethink her strategy for moving forward as a farmer.
Don't go to nursing school unless you planning to work overseas. If u planning to work as a nurse in Jamaica then do your farming.
Seek some help with the government to get some spray or something
Well if the government sees this video hopefully they will help
Jah Jah sad girl
What a pity 🌱🤔
OMG,MY SISTER MAYBE YOU TRY SOME OTHER CROPS, CORN, SWEET POTATOES ETC...GOD WILL MAKE A WAY 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼👀🫶💪