Good morning everyone and happy new month. May this month be the beginning of new things and great achievement. I introduced 50 birds in to their new house. Before bringing them have all preparation to

Good morning lovely people, One of the things that make poultry to be successful apart from getting it from a good source is cleaning their house at a regular interval. For the poultry house , I removed

The Okra That Refused to Quit Hello friends, I hope this message finds you well and enjoying your day. I want to share something from my little homestead something small, yet so full of lessons about patience,

Greetings everyone Thank you agricultural mindset by @mattsanthonyit as manager. This time I cultivation gambas or oyong plant in former rice fields. The Gambas plants are currently 30 days old. I planted

December in my garden is wet and muddy. The frost has given up a bit, they are reporting frost again at the end of the month. The temperature has jumped a bit, it goes up to ten degrees. But it is rainy,

I think this is the last report for this year in Garden Journal Challenge!.Maybe if I have some news, but I'm slowly wrapping up everything for this year. I haven't managed to plant the winter-autumn garden,

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

The Beauty and Blessing of Growing Banana in My Backyard Hello lovely people of Hive There’s something special about walking around your homestead in the evening and seeing the work of your hands

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

Title: My Peaceful Evening Under the Orange Tree Hello friends, I hope you’re all doing fine and having a beautiful day. This evening was one of those calm and quiet times when everything around seemed

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

A popular saying in my place goes thus "Aka àjà àjà na ebute ọnụ mmanụ mmanụ" - Sandy or dirt filled hands (toils) often bring forth oily mouth - a mouthwatering meal). This simply means that

From Garden to Kitchen: The Inspiring Journey of Cocoyam and How This Humble Plant Adds Beauty, Food, and Meaning to My Homesteading Experience Hello friends I hope you’re all doing great today. I’m

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

The Healing Side of Pawpaw Hello friends, Welcome back to my little homestead diary. I hope everyone is doing well and enjoying the peace of nature wherever you are. Today, I want to talk about something

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

The Role of Agriculture in Building a Sustainable Future Agriculture has always been the backbone of human survival. From the first seed planted thousands of years ago to today’s modern farming systems,

A Sweet Companion in My Homestead — The Guava Tree Story Hello friends, greetings from my homestead! This evening, as I took a slow walk around the garden, the cool breeze brushed my face, carrying along

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