This video is a little bit of a commercial for a local Samoan fertilizer. Usually volcanic soils are very rich, unless rainfall is so frequent that nutrients tend to wash away. For those who don't want to buy fertilizers, compost is essential, and cover crops are very very helpful. Also, gather up seaweed, wash off the salt, allow to dry, crush and apply directly, sparingly, or use in a compost pile. And take all the parts of fish, that might be thrown away, put in a container, add water and allow to ferment for a few months, drain off liquid and apply to the soil, or on to the plant (foliar feeding) for nitrogen. Good gardening to all of you.
Thats what I thought. Im thinking of moving to Samoa and setting up a market garden to subsidise income, im no green thumb but im doing the research. I thought with volcanic thats fertile soil, so only need to do an effective compost. I appreciate your comments, its given me confidence.
Samoan Kiwi edwin is a con artist. he has lied to patebts and sold them fake treatments for measels instead of going to a real doctor. hes a complete and total liar trained in mlm in aus and nz. he has zeeo credentials. only scams. hes also under investigation by samoan police. he should be in prison. he has blood on his hands.
GOOD ON U PEOPLE OF SAMOA. THE RICHES OF THE RICHES IS FROM UR SOIL. U NEVER GET HUNGRY BECAUSE U OWNy YOUR LAND. Fa'amalo le mata'ala ma galulue mo nai fanau ma aiga. So proud of u people. LOVE U ALL. 😂💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕👍
the islands of Samoa are very rich in bananas and the bananas peel are very rich in potassium and very good in combat pests. the bananas peel should be fermented and mixed on the plantation soil special for the green bell peppers in combat root bugs.
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Thank you for the improvement but the old days back in the 1960s,70s Aleisa was already growing,coffee,cocoa,bananas,taros,yams etc.Useful n great improvements ,better solutions to combat diesease that kills crops n ruins the soil
Oh hai! Have you thought about - Zammu Amazing Cash Crop (do a google search)? Ive heard some awesome things about it and my mate got cool results with it.
This video is a little bit of a commercial for a local Samoan fertilizer. Usually volcanic soils are very rich, unless rainfall is so frequent that nutrients tend to wash away. For those who don't want to buy fertilizers, compost is essential, and cover crops are very very helpful. Also, gather up seaweed, wash off the salt, allow to dry, crush and apply directly, sparingly, or use in a compost pile. And take all the parts of fish, that might be thrown away, put in a container, add water and allow to ferment for a few months, drain off liquid and apply to the soil, or on to the plant (foliar feeding)
for nitrogen. Good gardening to all of you.
Thats what I thought. Im thinking of moving to Samoa and setting up a market garden to subsidise income, im no green thumb but im doing the research. I thought with volcanic thats fertile soil, so only need to do an effective compost. I appreciate your comments, its given me confidence.
Brian Richards edwin is a liar and a criminal. and hes not a true samoan.
Samoan Kiwi edwin is a con artist. he has lied to patebts and sold them fake treatments for measels instead of going to a real doctor.
hes a complete and total liar trained in mlm in aus and nz. he has zeeo credentials. only scams. hes also under investigation by samoan police. he should be in prison.
he has blood on his hands.
Thats how you call Lord thank you for the knowledge our smart people used through you AWESOME
You've just advertised home-made fertiliser.
These Farmers are very gifted and skillful. Thank God for them.
GOOD ON U PEOPLE OF SAMOA. THE RICHES OF THE RICHES IS FROM UR SOIL. U NEVER GET HUNGRY BECAUSE U OWNy YOUR LAND. Fa'amalo le mata'ala ma galulue mo nai fanau ma aiga. So proud of u people. LOVE U ALL. 😂💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕👍
Niice video
Doing a good job of farming, its a good system to manage this farm. Well done.
Awesome jobs well done for your hard work
the islands of Samoa are very rich in bananas and the bananas peel are very rich in potassium and very good in combat pests. the bananas peel should be fermented and mixed on the plantation soil special for the green bell peppers in combat root bugs.
Great show!
+MrKofi Haynes Thanks!! Glad you enjoyed it! Regards, the TalkBusiness Team!
+Talk Business I miss your show, when is it coming back? Also, this may or may not be useful info, but I work with a company that connects people with products outside the USA to be able to sell their products inside the USA. We can help them sell on eBay, Amazon and other platforms. If this will help anyone, please contact me. Thank you!
James, how are you doing? What type of products do you have?
Tuna plants left over scarps could be used to make the best fertilizer
This would be really good for the Solomon Islands too.
awesome show.
i contact them to see if we make farm at lalomanu!
Don't they wear any protection gears around those chemicals tanks?
Thank you for the improvement but the old days back in the 1960s,70s Aleisa was already growing,coffee,cocoa,bananas,taros,yams etc.Useful n great improvements ,better solutions to combat diesease that kills crops n ruins the soil
TALILAH K J Roberts don't forget to mention the maluaga plantation in aleisa uso lol
I was wondering how samoa cropped back in the days. OMG .....AM Samoa sounds americanized
i like this program
Hi how can I get in touch with that company .
Great
organic fertilizer?
Salam TAJIKISTAN
Organic,❤
7:58 she's saying there's not enough water. Nothing about the fertiliser.
Oh hai! Have you thought about - Zammu Amazing Cash Crop (do a google search)? Ive heard some awesome things about it and my mate got cool results with it.
Ok
Is i was king of samoa i would keep the E.U out of samoa st8 86🖒