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johnny023 (66)in Homesteading • 5 days ago
Why You Shouldn't Cover Scattered Rice Seeds With Too Much Soil 🌾🌾
Hello everyone, When establishing a rice nursery by scattering the seeds, one small mistake can have a big effect on germination: covering the seeds with too much…
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johnny023 (66)in Homesteading • 9 days ago
Getting More from Less: My Experience with Multi-Cropping
Hello everyone, One thing I enjoy most about farming is how you can constantly find practical ways to make the best use of the resources you have. Land is one of the most…
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johnny023 (66)in Homesteading • 10 days ago
The Moment My Rice Seedlings No Longer Needed Their Protective Cover
Hello everyone, There is a new challenge for every new stage of farming that we enter, especially when it involves a crop like rice, which requires a lot of attention from…
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johnny023 (66)in Homesteading • 11 days ago
Less Than a Month In, and My Groundnut Field Is Already Promising 🌱
Hello everyone, Today I want to share a quick update on my groundnut farm. ** ** It's been less than a month, and I have been pretty impressed by its development so far.…
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johnny023 (66)in Homesteading • 13 days ago
When One Herbicide Wasn't Enough: Why I Had to Reapply My Rice Field
Hello everyone, Farming constantly teaches that not every product works the same way under field conditions, and sometimes you only know how effective something is if you…
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johnny023 (66)in Homesteading • 14 days ago
🌾 Protecting My Rice Nursery Naturally: Using Grasses to Keep Birds Away
Hello everyone, welcome back to my farming diary. After broadcasting my rice seeds in the nursery, there is one essential thing that I usually do to keep the seeds from…
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johnny023 (66)in Homesteading • 16 days ago
One Field, Two Different Seasons: Maize Ready for Harvest While Guinea Corn Takes Off
There are different ways to maximize your land as a farmer, especially if you are a little bit short on land compared to how much land you want to use, or the amount of fertile…
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johnny023 (66)in Homesteading • 17 days ago
Patience Before the Main Field: My Rice Nursery Is Finally Coming to Life🌾🌾
The nursery stage is one of the most critical stages of rice farming because, at this stage, the rice is very tender, and if it doesn't receive the required care, we might end up…
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johnny023 (66)in Homesteading • 18 days ago
My Bambara nut field Is Coming Along Nicely
🌱 Planting the Bambara nuts Bambara nut is one very unique crop that many do not know about, and that's because a lot of the food that we eat around here revolves around very…
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johnny023 (66)in Homesteading • 19 days ago
Field Preparation Day: Applying Non-Selective Herbicide on My Rice Farm
Proper land preparation is a yardstick for a successful farming season. It is one very important period of farming that should not be taken for granted, because if we do, we…
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johnny023 (66)in LeoFinance • 22 days ago
Trading Journal #1 | My market analysis for today 24th July
Pairs: GBPUSD, EURUSD, DXY Introduction After a brief and careful examination of the market, I have some observations for today on the pairs GBPUSD and EURUSD. Additionally…
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johnny023 (66)in Homesteading • 23 days ago
When Direct Rice Planting Became My Only Choice ⭐
There are many different angles to the way we decide to plant our rice. Some angles support less stressful systems, even if the yield isn't up to the required standard, while…
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johnny023 (66)in Homesteading • 24 days ago
From Seed to Field: Starting My Rice Nursery the Right Way🌾🌾
Hello, fellow Hivers! It's been more than a year since I have been away from my farm. Getting my body back into farming was difficult, but then if I don't farm, I don't eat…
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johnny023 (66)in LeoFinance • 25 days ago
My First Steps Into Forex Trading: Why I Chose This Path🤔
Just a year ago, I never thought in my wildest dreams that I would be where I am, analysing charts; it was something that I had no information about whatsoever. All I knew…
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chefmary (47)in Hive Food • 2 months ago
Homemade delicious macaroni and Veggies Recipe
Good day hive This is one of the best way to combine eating of some fruits alongside your meals. Vegetables and fruits are good for our health and they can be prepared…
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johnny023 (66)in Homesteading • 7 months ago
The Quiet Beginning: How Cassava Establishes Itself in the First Weeks After Planting
“Every big harvest starts like this small, fragile, and easy to overlook." The soil and weather conditions don't look like the best for planting anything right now, but…
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johnny023 (66)in Homesteading • 7 months ago
How We Are Still Growing sweet Potatoes Despite the Dry Season🍠🥔🥔
Have you ever wondered how potatoes still manage to look fresh during the dry season, even when many plants have withered already due to excruciating weather conditions? This…
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johnny023 (66)in Homesteading • 7 months ago
Cassava Farming: An Easy-to-Cultivate Crop with Strong Health and Financial Benefits 🌱💰🍽️
If there is one crop that I have observed to be less stressful to cultivate compared to the different crops that I have cultivated that crop would be none other than the tuber…
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johnny023 (66)in Homesteading • 7 months ago
🌱 How Garden Egg Is Grown on the Farm
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…
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johnny023 (66)in LeoFinance • 7 months ago
Low Income Rates and the Staggering Cost of Living 🏦💵
Most times I wonder just where the balance can be when you make only a few thousand naira a month equivalent to a few dollars and life's expecting you to cover a lot within a…
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