GreenRush seems to be a good farming company in Ghana with a solid management and organic mindset. I like the management and their passion.. I think the interviewer needs to follow their progress and what they do!!! Nice lands and plants too❤❤❤
Thanks for the positive feedback.GreenRush is truly dedicated to organic farming and sustainable practices. I’ll definitely keep an eye on their progress and share more updates. Appreciate the support 🙏🏼
Not to discourage anyone but to give a heads up on what's happening currently with regards to okro farming.. every okro farmer this year including myself has suffered from or is suffering from a disease called the YELLOW LEAF MOSAIC. It's everywhere in the country. I started my farm in march 2024 expecting to cash out big but I lost. My little advice is start small and take your pest and disease control seriously.
Thanks for sharing your experience and advice.Yellow Leaf Mosaic Virus (YLMV) is indeed a big challenge for okra farmers this season, and your story is a valuable heads-up for others. Starting small and focusing on pest and disease management is crucial, as you said. For anyone planning to venture into okra farming, it’s worth researching effective control methods and perhaps investing in disease-resistant varieties if available. Hang in there, and hopefully, things improve next season. Appreciate the transparency 🙏🏼
@@Greenleafsfarmgh 31:30 “ this side it looks like it’s looking yellowish or” and crop doctor replied it’s the rain. That’s the leaf mosaic disease my brother. And it’s obvious that you’ve noticed it.
1. He said 8 cans, please how many grams is a can? 2. What is the name of the variety they've planted? I like your interviews. You know the relevant questions to ask, and you go step by step.
You could respond with something like this: Thank you so much for the kind words, Adam.I’m really glad you find the videos helpful. There’s a lot more valuable content coming your way, so stay tuned
Consider the following when before buying farm lands. Road network accessibility No litigation. I encourage people to purchase lands from the eastern region. The reason is because it is close to the national capital and other regions. Most of the lands in the eastern region are very arable. I bought 10 acres at Akuapem not far from Koforidua. I can help you with the contact of the gentleman who assisted me in buying mine. Very honest
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GreenRush seems to be a good farming company in Ghana with a solid management and organic mindset. I like the management and their passion.. I think the interviewer needs to follow their progress and what they do!!! Nice lands and plants too❤❤❤
Thanks for the positive feedback.GreenRush is truly dedicated to organic farming and sustainable practices. I’ll definitely keep an eye on their progress and share more updates. Appreciate the support 🙏🏼
Not to discourage anyone but to give a heads up on what's happening currently with regards to okro farming.. every okro farmer this year including myself has suffered from or is suffering from a disease called the YELLOW LEAF MOSAIC. It's everywhere in the country. I started my farm in march 2024 expecting to cash out big but I lost. My little advice is start small and take your pest and disease control seriously.
Thanks for sharing your experience and advice.Yellow Leaf Mosaic Virus (YLMV) is indeed a big challenge for okra farmers this season, and your story is a valuable heads-up for others. Starting small and focusing on pest and disease management is crucial, as you said. For anyone planning to venture into okra farming, it’s worth researching effective control methods and perhaps investing in disease-resistant varieties if available. Hang in there, and hopefully, things improve next season. Appreciate the transparency 🙏🏼
You can't lose in okro farming there's problem somewhere you need expect advice
And our okros are not yellow
@@Greenleafsfarmgh 31:30 “ this side it looks like it’s looking yellowish or” and crop doctor replied it’s the rain.
That’s the leaf mosaic disease my brother. And it’s obvious that you’ve noticed it.
1. He said 8 cans, please how many grams is a can?
2. What is the name of the variety they've planted?
I like your interviews. You know the relevant questions to ask, and you go step by step.
Thank you for sharing ❤ bro, your videos are very informative
You could respond with something like this:
Thank you so much for the kind words, Adam.I’m really glad you find the videos helpful. There’s a lot more valuable content coming your way, so stay tuned
Niceeeeee job
Great work
You cant have the "crop doctor" Mr Success on your team and encounter problems,he is a serious farmer.
Wow, I’m starting soon.
We’re the best when you come to vegetables production, we do all kinds of vegetables
How do I contact you?
@bismarkoppong3848 +233 544064843
Thanks you very much, this video is informative.
What is the measurement per block in this video?
Interesting question 🤔. I will find out next time. Keep your notifications on.
Good work, please which type of fertiliser do you use,
you see he mentioned it in the video but you are still asking😢
Good work guys. Please if I want to use manure instead of fertilizer is it okay
Am currently outside and I will be Ghana in march next year, so my question is how can I get a farming land to buy?
It’s a long process that can take months because of litigation issues associated.Get in touch. 0544064843
Consider the following when before buying farm lands.
Road network accessibility
No litigation. I encourage people to purchase lands from the eastern region. The reason is because it is close to the national capital and other regions. Most of the lands in the eastern region are very arable. I bought 10 acres at Akuapem not far from Koforidua. I can help you with the contact of the gentleman who assisted me in buying mine. Very honest
@@Dreamlife5334 how much is an acre going for if you don’t mind sharing
@@Dreamlife5334how much get you get an acre for if you don’t mind sharing
Why do you used Ch. ON the Okro
What is ch. Mary?
@MinorityApproach she mean chemicals
If you don't apply pesticides you won't have any okro to harvest.
@MaryOseiTutu-p2t to prevent pest infestation and to boost production