Climate Risks in Farming : Case of Maize Farming in Zambia

[@chishafolotiya3240]

Thanks Ba Bruno.
The situation we face is serious, and you are shining a positive light and showing what can be done. There is too much doom and gloom out there, and this type of video is needed to inspire others.
I appreciate how you show that farmers must be able to make realistic decisions. We have also had to sacrifice some of our fields that we couldn't manage to irrigate well enough.

[@PanukaAgriBizHub]

You are welcome, feedback highly appreciated. We plan to adopt some of your water harvesting techniques

[@gracemwaba3723]

I've just got one point from u that u had to sacrifice other fields,u opened my mind sir

[@chembekazilimani2041]

Very interesting documentary I wish you did this before the our zambian "farming season "stated we ll definitely adhere going forward thank you

[@Aluz-ln9wu]

Really eye opening, thanks for sharing.

[@FARMCITYGHANA]

Thanks for sharing this with us .. I've also thought of doing maize using the two rows per one lateral

[@chibesamutale568]

Great lessons here thank you

[@PanukaAgriBizHub]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@mwambampabalwani1774]

How big are your solar pumps??

[@gracemwaba3723]

Thank you sir

[@PanukaAgriBizHub]

Welcome

[@JulietNanchengwa]

Thank you Mr Panuka.

[@Aluz-ln9wu]

Really great content especially as now thinking about the oncoming season. Would rainguns been a less expensive solution rather than using drip irrigation ? Or is it maybe rainguns require more water ?

[@chisausenidaka2696]

Have been following you.. sorry to take you back,can I apply manure only for my cabbage?And is it possible to achieve big head size,coz I have planted kilimo