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[Peter Mokoena @impetermokoena]

@visse_ss Not even 1 Nigerian, where are they working?

[Motivasyon @motivasyonhane]

Zayıf Ereksiyonları Olan Erkeklerin Alması Gereken 9 Vitamin

(Doktorlar Size Bunları Söylemeyecek)

1. D3 Vitamini

[Kwena Molekwa @Miz_Ruraltarain]

@TheRealMotase Apple cider vinegar, lemon, turmeric, black pepper, ginger mix well then hot water in the morning before consuming anything

[Peter Mokoena @impetermokoena]

@MrksPSLClub They must give Pitso a chance to run that stokfel.

[Peter Mokoena @impetermokoena]

@Princymthombeni @Linda_Mtoba I will be happy to see you running SA human rights commission 💖

[AGRONOMME 🇷🇼 @Agronomme_]

MUSHROOM FARMING FOR BEGINNERS: A COMPLETE GUIDE TO SUCCESSFUL CULTIVATION

Mushroom farming is one of the fastest-growing agribusiness ventures today — and for good reason. It requires little land, minimal capital, and has the potential to yield huge profits within a short period. Mushrooms are highly nutritious, rich in protein, fiber, vitamins, and minerals, and they are increasingly in demand by restaurants, supermarkets, and health-conscious consumers.

Whether you’re planning to start a small mushroom unit at home or a larger commercial setup, understanding the basics is essential. This guide explains everything you need to know about starting mushroom farming — from setup to harvest and marketing.

Mushrooms are not plants; they are fungi that grow on organic matter under controlled conditions. Instead of sunlight, they need moisture, shade, and a suitable growing substrate (such as straw or sawdust) to thrive. The three most common types grown by beginners are Oyster mushrooms, Button mushrooms, and Shiitake mushrooms. Among these, oyster mushrooms are the easiest to start with because they grow fast and adapt to many environments.

Before starting, the first step is to identify a suitable growing area. Mushrooms grow best in dark, cool, and humid places. You can use a small room, shed, or even a corner of your house as long as it can be kept clean and has good ventilation. Ideal conditions include temperatures between 20°C and 28°C and a humidity level of about 80–90%.

The next step is preparing the substrate, which serves as food for the mushrooms. Common materials include rice straw, wheat straw, maize stalks, sawdust, or banana leaves. Chop the material into small pieces, soak it in water for 12–18 hours, and then pasteurize it by heating or steaming for about one hour to kill harmful bacteria and fungi. After cooling, drain excess water until the substrate feels moist but not dripping wet.

Once your substrate is ready, you’ll need mushroom spawn — this is the seed material that contains the mushroom mycelium. You can buy quality spawn from certified suppliers or agricultural research centers. Always use fresh spawn because old or contaminated spawn can reduce yields or cause crop failure.

Now it’s time to begin spawning and bagging. Mix the mushroom spawn evenly with the prepared substrate and pack it into clean plastic bags or containers. Compress the material gently to remove air pockets but don’t make it too tight. Tie the bag’s mouth with a rubber band or string and make small holes on the sides for air exchange.

The bags are then placed in a dark incubation room for about 2–3 weeks. During this period, the white mycelium (mushroom roots) will spread throughout the substrate. Keep the room clean, dark, and warm, maintaining a temperature of around 25°C. Do not water during this phase, but ensure good ventilation.

When the substrate is fully colonized and turns white, transfer the bags to a fruiting room or growing area. Cut small openings on the bags to allow mushroom heads to emerge. Maintain high humidity by sprinkling water on the floor and walls 2–3 times a day. Avoid spraying water directly on the mushrooms. Adequate ventilation and soft light are important for healthy mushroom development.

Within 5–7 days, tiny mushroom pins will start appearing, and in another few days, they will grow to full size. Harvesting begins about 20–25 days after spawning, depending on the type of mushroom. Harvest by twisting or gently cutting the mushrooms at the base before the caps flatten completely. Mushrooms grow in flushes, meaning you can harvest 3–4 times from the same bag before it’s exhausted.

After harvesting, mushrooms should be handled carefully because they are delicate and highly perishable. Remove dirt, sort by size, and pack them in clean trays, boxes, or paper bags. Store them in a cool environment or refrigerate immediately.

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[Sibobugingo Joël @JoelOptimist1]

🚨No one should ever die of cancer, or lose their sight to cataracts.
That’s why I’m sharing an ancient recipe called “The Cancer Eliminator”… said to target cancer cells, protect your eyes, and boost immunity. 🧵👇

[AGRONOMME 🇷🇼 @Agronomme_]

How to Make Compost Manure – Step-by-Step Guide for Farmers

Compost manure is free, organic, and powerful!
It improves soil structure, boosts plant health, and helps you reduce waste.

Let’s learn how to make it at home or on your farm 👇

[AGRONOMME 🇷🇼 @Agronomme_]

Mushroom farming is one of the most profitable small-scale ventures. But success depends on doing things right from the start.

Here’s a step-by-step guide on preparing substrates, spawn, and growing mushrooms efficiently.

[Sibobugingo Joël @JoelOptimist1]

🌱 The plant you see in the picture is one of the most miraculous plants in the world... Crabgrass.

Most people call it a "weed" and fight to remove it. But in reality, it's a hidden treasure. 🧵👇

[Sibobugingo Joël @JoelOptimist1]

🪴 Okra Water: The Diabetic Remedy They Don’t Talk About
Okra water works. Here’s why… 🧵

1/ Cut fresh okra into small pieces.
2/ Soak them in clean water for 24 hours.
3/ Strain the mix.
4/ Drink 500ml twice a day.

That’s it. No pills. No chemicals. Just plants. 🌱

[Sibobugingo Joël @JoelOptimist1]

🚨 Most people walk past this "weed"... but it’s actually a powerful HEALER hiding in plain sight 👀🌱

A short thread on Goosegrass (Cleavers) and why you should be boiling it today ⬇️🧵

[Sibobugingo Joël @JoelOptimist1]

💎 If you see this plant, you’ve found gold… and don’t even know it!
Meet Chanca Piedra, which literally means “stone breaker” 🌿🧵👇

[Prince Fynn @Prince_Fynnz]

Dear men,

Did you see your morning Erection today?

Here are natural vitamins that men with weak Erection and premature Ejaculation should take!!!.

Check thread👇

[Pharm. Greatman @OGreat6]

Dear men,

Your diet has a big impact on your sexual health. Eating the right nutrients can improve your energy, boost your sex drive, and even support fertility.

Here are the top nutrients every man should know about!

A thread

[Dr Love Haroun❤️🩺 @Drweloveu]

HOW TO ELIMINATE SEXUAL WEAKNESS WITHIN 21 DAYS

A THREAD🧵

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News24 | ISIS receives money via SA - including from Joburg robberies, reports claim https://t.co/l6omVSIw3h

[Megan S. @SimplyMegszcpt]

A coalition of countries fighting the Islamic State has warned that South Africa is playing a key role in sending funds to ISIS branches in Central Africa.
https://t.co/Ed7lJuMM0I