Unfortunately you didn't give an in-depth analysis on the process of plantation, pesticides together with spraying and harvesting. Majorly the show didn't do its homework but rather serve as a tool for showing benefits of the plant and not the growing to harvesting. Very shallow

Thank you so much for sharing I learned more about sweet potato.

Am your follower from Zambia but i dont understand Kishwahili

I am European, staying in coastal Kenya about 1/3 of the year. I try to watch these programs on tv when possible. Or hee on KZfaq. Unfortunately, my Swahili is very basic. So I struggle to follow the conversations. However, I usually run into a wall hen it comes to watering. My Kenyan husband and I have shambas some 50 km off Malindi, in an area with no running water. So we have to rely on the nearby river and piping. We don't have the help and advice of agriculture extension officers. Don't know how it works in Kenya. Are they accessible everywhere? We they government employed (like in my home country)? Or are they available at a fee? I hear abut so many support programs but I have no idea how to find them. People around us ge support for this and that. But we work alone. Other than that, I appreciate these uploads. They are inspiring 🙏

Lovely sweet potatoe potatoes garlic onions pawpaw cocoa makademias avocadoes peaches apples

Mum,am so proud of you❤❤❤❤

Koskey hapo kwa kuoja ,unaona sana

Good information 👍 but I am lost with the language

Share some information on the yield

Do they sell the vines?

Mbolea gani una tumia na fertilizer gani?

I don't know what he saying

gunia ni 1500..... oh no..... and the way ngwace is expensive. to help this farmers please put up their contacts. they can make better money.

Unaeka fertilizer na huweke mbolea🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

truly, bread is irrelevant

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