It actually makes a lot of sense to have at least a little idea about how the crops we feed on are grown especially in a world where chemicals have gradually taken over agriculture and what we consume.
I know it sounds like a complete waste of time, but if we understand just how much effort is put into farming, we will appreciate it even more, considering how important these crops are to our health.
I never had an idea about what a growing garden plant looks like, and I must say it is partly cause it was never my favorite fruit due to how it tastes compared to other fruits.
But when I look at all the benefits I have been missing out on so far, I had to make do with whatever the taste may be for the sake of the nutrients my body will be getting whenever I eat garden egg.
Now that I know it's very important to grab a bite of this once in a while, I decided it's best to take a step and learn from farmers who have been cultivating it for years, and understand why certain conditions favor the plant over other conditions.
The farm is currently dry, so we are doing irrigation farming for the plant, and I have to say that I have learnt a lot so far, and I will share what I have learnt subsequently so you can pick a thing or two from it.