Eric | Horticulturist 🌱

🌱 Horticulturist | Agri-Innovator
🌍 Exploring Agriculture, Technology & Sustainability
🚀 Turning Ideas into Impact
🇷🇼 Rwanda

[UMUTONIWASE Alice @UwaseKeilla]

Did you know that
becoming a millionaire in hass avocado farming is possible???
Millionaire farmers are not lucky,they are strategic.

Don't plant because others are planting, plant with knowledge ,manage with discipline and sell with strategy

[AGRONOMME 🇷🇼 @Agronomme_]

A buyer may reject produce because of appearance even when the crop was technically well grown.

[Biochar in Agriculture @Biocharinagri]

Pumpkin enriches soil by covering it, reducing erosion and weeds. Its leaves retain moisture, roots loosen earth and decaying vines return nutrients, boosting fertility and improving soil structure for healthier future crops naturally.

[UMUTONIWASE Alice @UwaseKeilla]

Dear Rice farmers
Which stage of rice farming gives you the greatest challenge

https://t.co/ytAjHpElAk preparation???
2.water management ???
3.nutrition or harvesting??

[Economics and Agriculture @Agrieconom]

Number one

[Economics and Agriculture @Agrieconom]

Banana farming is more than just growing food it is an opportunity for farmers to improve their livelihoods and strengthen food security.

A healthy banana plantation requires proper spacing, good soil management, regular removal of old and diseased leaves, adequate moisture, and continuous care. When farmers apply good agricultural practices, banana plants can remain productive and provide a reliable source of food and income.
What I find interesting about banana farming is that small improvements in the way a farmer manages the plantation can make a big difference over time.

Agriculture is not only about planting and harvesting. It is about learning, adapting, protecting the soil, increasing productivity, and creating better opportunities for farming communities.

Every healthy plant represents the hard work, knowledge and patience of a farmer.

[Biochar in Agriculture @Biocharinagri]

Smart home garden

[Economics and Agriculture @Agrieconom]

Banana

[Takue Mdumeni @TakueMdumeni]

🍅🔥 Just look at these tomato clusters!

Behind every promising crop is knowledge, careful planning and consistent work. At Green Vine Farms, we take every stage seriously—from planting to fruiting. 🌱💪

Love what you see? Drop your favourite emoji in the comments! 😍👏🍅

Want to learn how to improve the growth and fruiting of your tomatoes? Send me a message for practical guidance on good agronomic practices.

Follow this page for more farm updates, practical lessons and real experiences from the field. Let’s grow together! 🤝

#GreenVineFarms #CoachSimon #TomatoFarming #NigerianFarmers #Agribusiness

[Sibobugingo Joël @JoelOptimist1]

Good banana farming starts with healthy planting material. Strong suckers or quality tissue-culture plants give the farm a better foundation.

[Dieudonne HARAGIRIMANA @diharagirimana]

A productive farm is built through thousands of small decisions made correctly and consistently.

[UMUTONIWASE Alice @UwaseKeilla]

Every big harvest begins with a small seed.

Farmers, keep investing in good planting materials, soil fertility, and proper crop care.

Your hard work in the field is creating tomorrow’s food and opportunities. Never give up!

[UMUTONIWASE Alice @UwaseKeilla]

Ese wigeze urya umushogoro cyangwa nukuwumva gusa??????

[AGRONOMME 🇷🇼 @Agronomme_]

“She was served sometime last month.”

That uncertainty may seem small today. Months later, it can leave you unsure when to check for pregnancy, prepare for birth or investigate why an animal has not conceived.

A useful breeding record connects the correct animal to the correct event.

Record the animal’s identification, the date of mating or artificial insemination, and the identity of the male or semen used. Where relevant, include the technician’s name and any observations made during service.

Write this information immediately. Waiting until the end of the week creates room for forgotten dates and mixed animal identities, especially when several females are bred close together.

Keep a service date separate from a confirmed pregnancy. Mating or insemination does not guarantee conception. Record pregnancy checks and their results separately, along with any return to heat or repeat service.

For animals kept continuously with a breeding male, record when the male entered and left the group. Unless mating was observed, use an estimated birth window rather than inventing an exact breeding date.

Once pregnancy is confirmed, use the relevant service date and the normal gestation period for that species to estimate when birth is expected. Treat this as a planning window because the actual date can vary.

That information helps you prepare suitable housing, organise supervision and plan feeding for the animal’s stage of production.

After birth, record the actual date, the number born alive and dead, and any assistance required. Over successive breeding cycles, these records help you identify repeated services, long intervals between births and animals that need closer assessment.

A notebook can do this well. Give each animal a clear identity, use a consistent date format and make sure everyone responsible for breeding updates the same record.

If the person who normally manages breeding were absent tomorrow, could someone else understand exactly what has happened?

#HingaWororenaAgronomme

[UMUTONIWASE Alice @UwaseKeilla]

Chill peppers ready for harvest.

[AGRONOMME 🇷🇼 @Agronomme_]

One poorly planned irrigation schedule can waste water and still leave plants stressed.