You are an inspiration to us here in Africa, just started a farm in Nigeria using your shadenet approach to build 2 500sqm shadenets and here you are going 10 times bigger...I think we need to plan for our next 5000sqm shadenet for 2024 Thanks :)
I am a Kenyan farmer and your videos have inspired me into improving my farming activities. I am currently planning to put one acre of land under shade net to grow vegetables
Good job Panuka Farm and to you the dynamic founder Mr. Bruno Mweemba. Me as a prospective farmer, and i also believe other farmers gained a lot from your educative videos. I must once more say thank you to you and your team. In this light, i will like to request that you please make another video that will give a vivid description of pipe spacing, both length and width. The division of sections for plants in the shade net. Most of us that watched and listened to you dont have the financial strength to hire the company you hired or company of such nature. Therefore we depend on the knowledge you disseminate. Thanks for always educating us. Younand you team are highly appreciated
Fantastic video. Thanks for the thorough coverage and explanations. I gather this is of great value during the hot season. Whats the impact of heavy rains on the net and crops? Could heavy winds not tear the net?
How do you connect the steel cable to the galvanized post? As shown on the video, cable was attached on the top and on the side, i want to buy that specific connector online. Your videos are very educational and inspiring. Thanks! keep up the good work.
I love the video, the scaffold are a brilliant idea, if i may ask, how often is plowing needed with this shed and the irrigation is removed correct? Thanks for sharing 🙏🏼👍🏽💯
We hardly plough in here with a big tractor, we use the walking tractor. When we do so, we certainly have to remove the drip lines and bring them back once we are done with land preparations
Hi Sir, your video is so educational, thank you. I have alot of questions concerning the way you set up your farm. Would it be possible to contact you directly?
When it rains how do you control it ?? How do you pollinate your plants In cases where there's a lot of rain will the nets at the top sink in When it rains does all the rain water go inside??
This is a marvel. Just over an entire hectare large. I have a few questions: (1) I would have thought the net roofing would be angled to help easily divert hail when it occurs. Is hail not a major risk or how is it accounted for? (2) Some experts say that large nets face the risk of huge losses from diseases when they hit and recommend several smaller units in place of one large net? Was this ever an issue in your planning? Metal is very expensive compared with wood. What did you find as the advantage of metal despite its high cost?
The issue of diseases is real, but cost effective. You need to know what to plant and in what direction to minimise the issue of all crops being wiped out. Also plant crops that have different diseases patterns
Great job Panuka Farm. Please what will say about using 60% aluminet shade net as I already have the net? Temperature here gets as high as 42 degree Celsius during summer and I intend planting sweet peppers and tomatoes.
I am in the American South farming and I have been curious about these net houses for years. I wonder why we don't use them in America in the South. I am debating building one.
It's really all dependent on what you seek to cure. If it's sun intensity and wind, they are spectacular. Also dependent on what you grow. Some crops do not mind the adverse sun and wind
Close to $28 per sqm, but all depends of specs. On temperature 🌡, its significant, but also consider impact of direct sun rays and reduction on insects
You are an inspiration to us here in Africa, just started a farm in Nigeria using your shadenet approach to build 2 500sqm shadenets and here you are going 10 times bigger...I think we need to plan for our next 5000sqm shadenet for 2024 Thanks :)
Kikiki, thanks a lot. We need to inspire each other.
Great job. All the best! Much love from Ghana.
It's great to see farmers progressing with the times. With shade netting you can grow many things in the hottest and dryest time of year.
Thank you Sir!! I love your content, very inspirational and exciting!!
My pleasure!
I am a Kenyan farmer and your videos have inspired me into improving my farming activities. I am currently planning to put one acre of land under shade net to grow vegetables
Sir you reach me for installetion of the structure
@@MulalyaNgwaemytelesomnumbereit hi there..how much wld it cost for ¼ an acre using wood
Fantastic ! Astonishing job as usual when it comes to Panuka farm.
We learn a lot with your videos. Thanks a million
Our pleasure!, feedback appreciated.
My new book on farming as a business may be of interest to you as well
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Watch you from Ghana west Africa 🇬🇭🌍 keep ip the good work ..i am really inspired by your projects
Thanks a lot for the feedback
Keep up you are a role model a lot of african youths.
Thanks a lot
Thanks, it was very helpful info.
You're welcome!
Mr punuka I don't feel good when the day pass without watching your videos.big up Sir 👏👏👏
So nice of you. Hope you have also secured my book
www.kobo.com/ww/en/ebook/farming-as-a-business
Watching from Kenya I am inspired ... I have the property, what's left is action. Think I have just gotten the impetus.
Glad you now have the fuel ⛽️. Hooe ypto hear the progress
Great job and excellent video! Keep it up! I hope the investment pays off for y'all, looks exceptional!
Thanks so much!
Good job Panuka Farm and to you the dynamic founder Mr. Bruno Mweemba. Me as a prospective farmer, and i also believe other farmers gained a lot from your educative videos. I must once more say thank you to you and your team. In this light, i will like to request that you please make another video that will give a vivid description of pipe spacing, both length and width. The division of sections for plants in the shade net. Most of us that watched and listened to you dont have the financial strength to hire the company you hired or company of such nature. Therefore we depend on the knowledge you disseminate. Thanks for always educating us. Younand you team are highly appreciated
Thanks for the feedback, we will try in future to do a more granular video when time allows.
lovely, thanks for sharing
Thank you! Cheers!
Waaaaaaaw i began to cry when i see this vedio i have done a 1 shednet so it so nice i need more shednet vedios
Glad to hear that, good luck
My new book on farming as a business may be of interest to you as well
www.kobo.com/ww/en/ebook/farming-as-a-business
Fantastic video. Thanks for the thorough coverage and explanations. I gather this is of great value during the hot season. Whats the impact of heavy rains on the net and crops? Could heavy winds not tear the net?
Glad it was helpful!. It's developed to withstand wind. Rain goes in, minimal impact. We have used similar net which has lasted for years
How do you connect the steel cable to the galvanized post? As shown on the video, cable was attached on the top and on the side, i want to buy that specific connector online. Your videos are very educational and inspiring. Thanks! keep up the good work.
What is the size of your steel post? Great video! Thanks!
I love the video, the scaffold are a brilliant idea, if i may ask, how often is plowing needed with this shed and the irrigation is removed correct? Thanks for sharing 🙏🏼👍🏽💯
We hardly plough in here with a big tractor, we use the walking tractor. When we do so, we certainly have to remove the drip lines and bring them back once we are done with land preparations
Hi Sir, your video is so educational, thank you. I have alot of questions concerning the way you set up your farm. Would it be possible to contact you directly?
Could you share the name where you purchased the net? And why 40% and green net ?
When it rains how do you control it ??
How do you pollinate your plants
In cases where there's a lot of rain will the nets at the top sink in
When it rains does all the rain water go inside??
How many meters apart are the poles and what thickness mm are the poles? A fantastic project and your videos are inspirational
It's 5m apart. The pokes are 2mm thickness. Something above 2mm would actually be more ideal
Ehat is the distance of every pole to the other sir.thank u
This is a marvel. Just over an entire hectare large. I have a few questions: (1) I would have thought the net roofing would be angled to help easily divert hail when it occurs. Is hail not a major risk or how is it accounted for? (2) Some experts say that large nets face the risk of huge losses from diseases when they hit and recommend several smaller units in place of one large net? Was this ever an issue in your planning? Metal is very expensive compared with wood. What did you find as the advantage of metal despite its high cost?
Thanks for the feedback. We do not have hail here in Zambia. The cost would actually be higher as you need higher poles the centre
The issue of diseases is real, but cost effective. You need to know what to plant and in what direction to minimise the issue of all crops being wiped out. Also plant crops that have different diseases patterns
Would you be able to share the cost of constructing such a size shadenet?
I have no idea why my UA-cam didn't recommend your channel myself being a Zambian.
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My new book on farming as a business may be of interest to you as well
www.kobo.com/ww/en/ebook/farming-as-a-business
Great job Panuka Farm. Please what will say about using 60% aluminet shade net as I already have the net? Temperature here gets as high as 42 degree Celsius during summer and I intend planting sweet peppers and tomatoes.
Sounds great! just note that sweet pepper requires good amount of sunlight so do not block too much
@@panukafarm156 thank you very much for your response. Wish you success in all you do.
How much will it cost me to build a shadenet?
Thank you so much for sharing this video❤. How far are each poles separated from each other?
5m apart
I am in the American South farming and I have been curious about these net houses for years. I wonder why we don't use them in America in the South. I am debating building one.
It's really all dependent on what you seek to cure. If it's sun intensity and wind, they are spectacular. Also dependent on what you grow. Some crops do not mind the adverse sun and wind
Very well knowledge,
But some language problem,
How can make net House from bamboo sticks?
I am Indian from jaipur Rajasthan
How many metres of shednet did you use.? what is the life expectancy of the shednet?
Structure is 120m x 90m x 5m high
how many km/hr can the shade cloth withstand to wind?
Not sure but this one can withstand quite some harsh ones
Would you reveal the cost? And, what would be the reduction of peak temperature, 10*C?
Close to $28 per sqm, but all depends of specs. On temperature 🌡, its significant, but also consider impact of direct sun rays and reduction on insects
Put in a beehive in the shade net for the pollination.
Well noted, thanks
The tall posts are made of steel?
Yes
Hi, say you planting tomatoes, how do you pollinate then in that shade net
Most of them are self pollinated. But we have openings
Hello, where can one purchase that book from?
Online, you can get a copy using the link below
www.kobo.com/ww/en/ebook/farming-as-a-business
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How much is the book in Kwachas Mr. Panuka
It's K450
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How much did it cost you to set it up?
It's been a while...but around 150,000 Zambian Kwacha.
Thank you.
How much would you estimate the total cost including 1 year of growing capsicums?
200k, 250k, 300k Zambian Kwacha?@@panukafarm156
hom much did it cost?
Close to $28 per square meter
How much did it costed share it in Dollars am from malawi
Around 150,000 Zambian Kwacha, convert on internet
Sir, we are a professional company of producing the shade net