Cabbage Cash Flow: Breaking Down Costs vs. MAXIMIZING PROFITS | The profit I made on my cabbage farm

🌱 Welcome to the Cabbage Cash Flow journey! In this eye-opening video, I unveil the nitty-gritty details of my cabbage farming venture, breaking down the costs and showcasing how I maximized PROFITS! 💰✨ Join me as I share the secrets behind turning a cabbage farm into a cash-generating powerhouse. From seed to harvest, every step is dissected to reveal the key strategies that led to a bountiful harvest and financial success. Don't miss out on the green revolution; watch now and discover the profit potential of cabbage farming! 🌿💸
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[@sylviakuame2241]

Well done sist ,all the best next time

[@expertafrica]

Thank you 😊

[@Nobleman99]

Thanks for taking us through all stages. I have been with you through out.
Let us know all that went wrong also. So that we don't so same

[@expertafrica]

Thank you! Will do!🥰

[@naaleticiamoreno]

You are amazing.... 😊😊😊

[@expertafrica]

Thank you so much 😀

[@osmanazeez2641]

Please can you ask mr boakye about the newly improved groundnut varieties/hybrid and expected yield. And also, about doing a general video about rice and groundnut farming,and thier hybrid seeds and the agronomic practice for high yield

[@expertafrica]

Well noted

[@orionstretch]

Glad you're not quitting.

[@expertafrica]

Not yet😂

[@danielayensu5849]

Thanks for shearing. Eii , u are doing a great job. Well done. Pliz u made mention of super gro, is it effective. Thanks

[@expertafrica]

Thank you
That was not the only Foliar I used

[@lindaquao3216]

what accounted for the loss of plants. you mentioned that you plant 850 seeds and harvested less than half of them

[@expertafrica]

They’re a lot
I will be sharing that in details in the next video

[@richmondessandoh4982]

Is the land for lease or sale ?

[@expertafrica]

Long lease

[@expertafrica]

You can WhatsApp or call me here for further questions and clarification

[@samuelavari6386]

Farmland at which location?

[@expertafrica]

Ashanti Region

[@samuelavari6386]

Okay.

[@albertfedah4403]

Better luck next time

[@expertafrica]

thanks

[@naaleticiamoreno]

Labor cost should also be deducted.... You need to payself 😊😊😊

[@expertafrica]

Sure🥰

[@HEROCALIFO]

I have seen all your mistake.cabbage don't like weed and also if cabbage start to shooting apply fertilizer immediately and it need too much water too.i have work cabbage and cauliflower in Italy so I have the experience.

[@expertafrica]

Sure but I still more to talk about 😄

[@farmer_kayleb]

Well done Naa
I bet you would see improvement in the next one (lettuce) 🥬 due to the experience you have gained.
Quickly clear and prepare the land since you have already nursed the seeds. They take about 10 days to transplant. It's a fast maturing crop.
I knew a friend in 2015 who use to apply poultry manure all over the land about 30 days before transplanting lettuce, and it performed really well so imagine using that in combination with fertilizers.
Kindly remember to pay yourself each time you visit the garden to cover the labour cost. Labour is not free
I will recommend you tag yourself at ¢70 each time visit the garden or not less than ¢30 for a small garden

[@expertafrica]

Thanks so much
I will do that