Drip Irrigation On The Ginger Farm | Farming In Jamaica 🇯🇲

[@nadjaewilliams1881]

I love your videos. Very inspiring and motivating.
Keep up the hard work

[@CityGirlFarmsJamaica]

Much appreciated!

[@Lee-1294]

Really love this video! Great job! Looking forward to the next one. Can’t wait!

[@CityGirlFarmsJamaica]

Thanks Andrew!

[@fairview9027]

I believe you have made it into the history books to be the first to plant ginger on a large scale on the south side.. Big up your good good self

[@CityGirlFarmsJamaica]

Hahahahaaa.. I appreciate that!!

[@shernaplummer8756]

Very informative.

[@annmarieplummer2282]

Nicely done City Girl. Seems like it was a windy day

[@JanePlummer]

Impressive!

[@francishydrofarm6563]

You can dig trenches around the ends of the plastic mulch them cover with dirt to prevent the wind from tearing it.

[@CityGirlFarmsJamaica]

Thanks for the tip! That's exactly my method. Rocks were for a quick solution to keep each bed covered and discourage weeds, until the wind calmed for proper restoration.

[@seanclue6420]

When you do weeding in Jamaica what do you do with the weeds, do you burn then, how do you destroy them?

[@CityGirlFarmsJamaica]

Hi Sean.. I add them to a compost heap