Open Field Swiss Chard (Spinach) Farming: Pros & Cons

Open field crop production of Swiss Chard/ Spinach allows to grow crops naturally where they are well-adapted, under the appropriate climate, during the suitable season. It allows simple and low-cost mechanization for soil preparation, sowing/planting, fertilization, treatment & harvest. The seeds are from ​⁠‪@simlawseedscompanylimited2497‬ #horticulture #agriculture #agribusiness #irrigation #kenyanfarmer #ukulimasioushamba #circulareconomy #environment

[@seciliaangula3002]

Wow 🥰

[@KennedyMuchira]

Well explained Caleb. Thank you for the knowledge.

[@alfeusshigwedha956]

What beautiful veggies so brother all the best man and success in your business I like it!!!

[@Jest-Farms254]

You are the second person I follow after Jesus. From Farm To the restaurant Coffee 254. I have learnt much mostly from your Media outlets and I am Implementing in my “ smaller/bigger”way. Asante Caleb.

[@JosphatWaweru-fd4fj]

Hello. Do you know any chemicals for controlling weeds in spinach?

[@jacklinesila-se4ix]

do seedlings for planning 2:22

[@sinkmorekush6729]

My good man im a farmer in southafica KZN im looking to adding a new crop to my farm I currently farming macadamia nuts but the farm has a large amount of clay and hardly top soil I was looking at butternut squash Waltham verity the farm has 10 or so tons of husks from the macadmia nuts and the local farmers here do live stock do i have to plow and then disk to remove the grass to bring all the mixed compost or can I bump it all ontop to make a field for the butternut the amount of clay I have means the land is quite water logged

[@mandlangum5814]

Maybe try raised beds as well.