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GOOD NEWS TO GARLIC AND GINGER FARMERS We have provided  Guidance and Training from Experts on garlic and ginger farming + Marketing. ✓ garlic and ginger Nursery Establishment and Management ✓ Transplantating and Spacing ✓ Planting Guide ✓ garlic and ginger Varieties Climatic conditions requirements for growth ✓ Weed control measures ✓ Manure/Fertilizer Application procedure and Quantity required ✓ garlic and ginger Spray Program ✓ Pests and Diseases Management ✓ The right Boosters to increase Production ✓ Harvesting and Post harvest Management (Curing)

Why Choose Kiwi Kisan Window’s Kashmiri Walnuts Over Imported Ones? 🌍 In a world flooded with imported options, Kiwi Kisan Window’s Kashmiri Walnuts stand tall as a healthier, more sustainable choice. Here’s why our homegrown Kashmiri walnuts are better than walnuts from Chile: 💪 Superior Nutrition: • Kashmiri walnuts are naturally grown in nutrient-rich Himalayan soil, giving them higher levels of essential fatty acids, antioxidants, and omega-3s. • Fresher and less processed, they retain their natural goodness, offering better health benefits for your heart and brain. 🌱 Pure & Pesticide-Free: • Our walnuts are free from harmful chemicals, unlike some imported varieties that often undergo treatments to extend shelf life. • Kiwi Kisan Window ensures quality with every nut, straight from the orchards to your table. 🇮🇳 Sustainability & Local Impact: • Supporting Kashmiri walnuts means supporting Indian farmers and reducing the carbon footprint from long-distance imports. • Together, we nurture the environment and empower our local communities. ✨ Taste That Stands Out: • Kashmiri walnuts have a rich, earthy flavor and a naturally creamy texture. • A perfect choice for snacking, baking, or adding to your favorite dishes! Next time you pick walnuts, go for Kiwi Kisan Window’s Kashmiri Walnuts—because nutrition, sustainability, and taste matter. #GoLocal #KashmiriWalnuts #KiwiKisanWindow #SustainableLiving #HealthyEating

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GOOD NEWS TO GARLIC AND GINGER FARMERS We have provided Guidance and Training from Experts on garlic and ginger farming + Marketing. ✓ garlic and ginger Nursery Establishment and Management ✓ Transplantating and Spacing ✓ Planting Guide ✓ garlic and ginger Varieties Climatic conditions requirements for growth ✓ Weed control measures ✓ Manure/Fertilizer Application procedure and Quantity required ✓ garlic and ginger Spray Program ✓ Pests and Diseases Management ✓ The right Boosters to increase Production ✓ Harvesting and Post harvest Management (Curing)

Are you hesitant about planting this season? If so, let's break it down step by step - Select the Right Crops Choose greens that can tolerate heat and dry conditions such as Amaranth, Spinach, Cabbage, Pumpkin leaves, Okra - Prepare the Soil Enrich the soil with compost or organic matter to retain moisture - Water Management Water early in the morning or late in the evening to minimize evaporation - Planting Techniques Use raised beds or containers if the soil in your area is too dry or hard - Provide Shade and Protection Use shade nets or plant greens under taller crops to reduce exposure to direct sunlight - Pest and Disease Management Use organic pest control methods - Succession Planting Stagger your planting every 2-3 weeks to ensure a steady supply of greens throughout the season - Harvest Early Harvest greens when they are young and tender to avoid bitterness or bolting in heat Plant ☘️, Nurture and Harvest What inspires you to try off-season farming? Drop your comments 🌱Found this valuable, pay it forward and repost #Offseasongardening #SustainableAgriculture #GreenCoach #ETJ

Grasshoppers are plaguing some states at the moment. Its important to plan and prepare for it and address it in a multi-practice approach to save your pastures and hay crops. Check out the article below for more info.

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San Diego County's newly released 2023 Crop Report shows a total crop value of $1.66± billion for California’s nursery, greenhouse, and floriculture segment leader. Nursery products – worth nearly $1.18B – was down slightly in 2023, while citrus and apiary product values increased and avocados, vegetables and livestock & poultry segments declined. California’s 15th most valuable ag county benefits from a climate and geography that allows many small family farms to produce a diverse array of crops on over 4,000 farms, 89% of which are smaller than 50 acres. Read the full San Diego Crop Report here: https://zurl.co/f7IU #PacificWestAg #PeoplesCompany #California #Agriculture #CaliforniaAgriculture #AgIndustry #SanDiegoCropReport #SanDiegoAgriculture #Nursery #Greenhouse

Our Duck Breeding Program Exploring the Growing Demand for Duck Breeding Programs at Stanhope Farm As the demand for alternative sources of poultry rises, duck breeding programs are gaining significant attention. At Stanhope Farm, we’re expanding our duck breeding initiatives to meet this growing market demand. Ducks not only thrive in various environments but also require less intensive care compared to traditional poultry, making them an excellent choice for sustainable farming. Their rich, flavorful meat and high-quality eggs provide a unique culinary experience, driving increased interest from both consumers and chefs. Join us at Stanhope Farm as we embrace this exciting trend in poultry farming, offering high-quality ducks bred with care and dedication. Together, we can meet the rising demand for alternative poultry while promoting sustainable farming practices. #PoultryFarming #DuckBreeding #SustainableFarming #AgricultureInnovation #AlternativeProtein

Different Maize varieties with their diverse characteristics. select a variety depending on your specific agricultural goals or target market. 1. For the fresh market. Opt for varieties that produce high-quality, tender green cobs with excellent flavor and shelf life. 2. For the grain market. Select varieties known for high yields of dry kernels, suitable for human consumption or animal feed. 3. For animal fodder. Prioritize varieties with abundant and high amount of foliage, providing a valuable source of feed for livestock. For a more versatile approach. Consider varieties that offer a balance of these traits, providing green cobs, viable grain, and usable fodder. Careful selection of maize varieties is essential for maximizing yield, profitability, and overall agricultural success.