Principles for making agriculture better

For whatever farming you wish to do there are its rules and procedures for doing so. Some of the basic things that are necessary to do this include;

Preparing the field in advance

The field must be prepared in advance. These include slashing, scratching and plowing.

Using fertilizers:

SAMADI: Be moved to the field early before the rain starts.

INDUSTRIAL PLANTS: Use transplanting fertilizers such as Minjingu Rock Phosphate (MRP), DAP and NPK. Followed by promoters like UREA and CAN.

Early planting

Plant as soon as the first rains begin to rain.

Early seed preparation

Buy seeds or prepare good seed from previous harvest if you used mixed seed.

Do not hybrid seed. The best seeds should be preferred in your region.

Mount to the required positions

Make sure you plant each crop for a special advisory position. Return early when the seed has not germinated.

Weeding well and on time

Make sure your field is free of weeds at all for early weeding. During the weeding, reduce the seedlings and lift the ridges.

Disease control, pests and pests of crops

Use specialist methods of pest control.

Early harvest

Harvest your crop early as soon as it matures and dries well. Harvest in a timely manner to prevent your crops from being damaged by the sun, rain and pests.

Proper storage of crops

Once harvested and dried properly, store in storage containers such as beads and sacks. Be sure to keep pesticides in control.

Cleaning the field early after harvest.

Peel the stalks and crop residues and lay them between the ridges and cover them with soil to expose them early. For tobacco and cotton crops heated and burned his stalks early.