Joy was the order of the day the moment I welcomed a new kid to the family —not a human kid 😂, but my goat that had just given birth. Still, then I had to place the goat in some period of observation,

It's incredibly frustrating to reach this stage and still not hit the jackpot 🎰, especially considering how beautiful this rice farm looks 🌾. The rice is in great condition, and the grains appear healthy

Have you ever felt at one point, when you are farming 🌾, that effort is going to be for nothing at the end of the day, especially if you are farming for the very first time? 🤔 Well, the good news I have

I know you see me as a farmer who loves money 😜🤑, and that’s definitely the second major reason I embarked on farming after food. I focus on using my own work to earn as much as I can, rather than depriving

I know it looks a bit nasty 🤢, but behind this, I am definitely basking in joy 🌟 at having a new member of the family. The kid looks small 👶, but it has a lot of energy ⚡ the moment it gets out. Labor

Take a look at how rewarding it is to be a farmer: you produce the food you eat with the labor of your own hands, without any manipulation. All you need to do is follow the right process. Beans are the

I can try so hard to suppress the joy of what I am looking at right now, but I know that wouldn't be possible. It is not something I can casually describe, given how important it is to me and the level

You're almost there. The words are going through my mind right now. The fact that my guinea corn is already heading out is a sign that harvest is around the corner, and more hands will be needed soon enough

One important lesson I've learned while growing guinea corn is that the seemingly harmless bushes left on the farm can quickly spread and cause significant damage if neglected for too long. Bushy surroundings

Take it or leave it this year has been the year I had the most success with potato cultivation because of how smooth everything has been so far. Potatoes are a dominant and creative crop that can wow you

Running a homestead means learning how to fix a lot of things when they go wrong, and trust me, a lot goes wrong on homesteads, particularly one that is powered by one power source. 🔥 When Things Got

I have had my own share of challenges in my rice fields this year; it hasn't been an easy year at all, facing so many challenges that were trying to take my harvest away from me, even at this stage. I

Looking closely, you will see the level of progress my beans have made in a short while. It has been a while since I last published a post due to issues that have been holding me back, and this has also

Did you know that one of the major causes of poor yields in rice fields is weeds? This issue often arises alongside a lack of rainfall or an inadequate irrigation system. Weeds can completely destroy an

Hi everyone! This year has presented me with numerous opportunities, and one of the most exciting ones has just emerged. Each farming season tells its own story, and this year's narrative has been particularly

Are you thinking about a low-budget crop that you can invest in, spend less on, and get a whole lot in return? Well, I think this is the right stop. I'm talking about a crop that quietly transforms your

Did you know that there is a threshold beyond which weeds can become so overwhelming on our farms that saving the crops becomes nearly impossible? As a farmer, it is my responsibility to prevent weeds

Every day that passes everything moves a bit closer to the time when all these farming activities for the year will come to an end 🌾, I started with planting the seed for blades and now I don't really

When you plant and the crops grow to this level 🌱 then you know you are gradually getting to the point where harvesting begins to knock as a farmer. The tall and promising sight of my guinea corn plants

Have you thought of how important those written values on electrical equipment that you get are if you are not accustomed to electrical science as a subject? Well, those values are more than just numbers;