Andile Gcaza expanded from a small seedling operation in Johannesburg to a nearly 2-hectare farm. Starting with retail to urban hydroponic farmers, the business grew from Bramfontein to Soweto. #UrbanFarming#Johannesburg
Quality Genetics is the Game π± this is short clip taken by one of our farmers when they were picking up their order. It's not just the seedlings but it's also the premium experience β
Prepare for up to two or three week water cuts.. This is RSA βοΈ
These are things I have done so maybe they are not that insightful to you, so please share what you have done... π±
2. Protect your crops from pests, desease or viral/fungal infection (side note: I also Folia Feed my cash crops with organic fertilizer)
3. Get together a strong water storage & distribution plan, without water the is no production. You do not want to learn this the hard way.
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Did you know the Boers (White descendants of Dutch) were not indigenous to South Africa? They were invaders who often attempted to terrorize the original inhabitants of Southern Africa, the Basotho, but the Kingdom of Lesotho resisted, a decision that proved wise considering the potential outcomes under white settler control.
In 1833, French missionaries advised King Moshoeshoe to seek British protection against Dutch encroachment. This was an attempt to make Lesotho a British protectorate, with the British often reminding Black aboriginal groups of their power to gain allegiance. From 1867 to 1868, Boers from the Orange Free State occupied much of Moshoeshoe's land. Historically, what is now the Free State of South Africa was originally part of Lesotho before being taken by white settlers, which explains why Lesotho is now surrounded within South Africa.
Produce your own seedlings and save massive amount of moneyβ¦
If we can do it, You can also do it. Simple things that are needed and less than an hour training
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Those little things that we donβt pay attention toβ¦.