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Productivity is key!!!
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Being informed with adequate knowledge is one of the best gift to give yourself and eFarming has made that easier. efarm.ing
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What do you do with damaged or surplus farm produce? A. Process it B. Sell at a reduced price C. Feed it to livestock D. Dispose of it
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In poultry, it's safe to say; prevention is better than treatment. Which could start by good management practices, including: Maintaining proper hygiene and sanitation. Providing clean drinking water Ensuring balanced nutrition Practising good biosecurity Monitoring birds
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regularly for signs of illness Waiting until birds become sick can lead to avoidable losses. What is one preventive measure every poultry farmer should prioritise?
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1. Poor crop growth 2. Persistent yellowing of leaves 3. Declining crop yields 4. Poor soil structure and hardening 5. Reduced organic matter Having a healthy soil is the foundation of productive farming. Don't just feed your crops, let's take care of our soil.
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Which fertilizer do you use most on your farm?
50%Organic fertilizer
25%Inorganic fertilizer
25%Both
0%None at the moment
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Intellectually many of you are better than the people you look up to.
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"What Will People Say" This sentence has killed more dreams than anything else in the world. Work hard. Dress well. Eat clean. Talk less. Stay humble. Avoid drama. Chase goals. #BaaleofMilan #AgribusinessCoach
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Agriculture is evolving, and access to the right information can make the difference between a successful harvest and disappointing yields. eFarming brings practical farming knowledge directly to farmers, empowering them to make informed decisions every day.
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Every great farmer starts with a single step. This new month is another opportunity to take that step toward growth, success, and a bountiful harvest. Keep planting, keep learning, and keep moving forward. Wishing every farmer a productive and prosperous month!
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If only we managed water properly, there could be increased agricultural production, reduced food shortages, and less dependence on rainfall. Water is a resource we must learn to manage wisely. Better water management could change the future of agriculture.
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Chickens can grow well without routine antibiotics when they receive balanced feed, clean water, proper housing, good ventilation and effective disease prevention. Antibiotics are used to treat certain bacterial infections, not to replace good poultry management.
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Both organic and inorganic fertilizers can supply nutrients to crops, but they work differently. Organic fertilizers add organic matter to the soil and can improve soil structure over time. Inorganic fertilizers supply nutrients in specific concentrations, often in forms plants
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can readily absorb. The best choice depends on your crop, soil condition and nutrient needs. Which do you use more on your farm, organic or inorganic fertilizer?
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When a child struggles academically, some parents are quick to judge rather than investigate. Instead of asking, “Why is my child struggling, and how can I help?” they conclude, “My child is dull.” That is where ignorance becomes damaging.
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Chickens can grow well without routine antibiotics when they receive balanced feed, clean water, proper housing, good ventilation and effective disease prevention. Antibiotics are used to treat certain bacterial infections, not to replace good poultry management.
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using antibiotics unnecessarily can contribute to antimicrobial resistance, making infections harder to treat in both animals and humans.
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