🇯🇲 Farmers Know The Struggle || Vegetable Farming Business In Jamaica
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- Опубліковано 16 вер 2024
- This week we're having some real talk as it relates to the business of farming in Jamaica, from farmers' perspectives. The greenhouse bell peppers as well as the hot peppers haven't been showcased in a while, so, I'll also catch you up on how those plants have been performing. Welcome.
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You are doing an absolutely amazing job.
I look forward to the day when I scale up like this...awesome!
❤️ your comments!
I am so proud of you city girl. Keep up the good work, God will make a way. This is real talk though. Real real real.
Much love! ❤️
You making farming look fun.😂
lol.. Life’s too short to not make living fun somehow! 🥂🇯🇲
Yeah and it's basically acid rain but this time of year it normally scorches/ burns certain crops especially younger and short crops like pepper peas etc.
Yeah.. in my neck of the woods the ‘seven-star waters’ damage has been found more on Lettuce and Pak Choy than anything else..
You're an inspiration, love what you do. Thank you for bringing us in.
BTW could you add close caption,? Even though I am Jamaican, living away for a long time causes me not to understand what the guys are saying
Thank you for tuning in! Hahahahaa.. Closed Captioning on Gregory and Headley’s conversations are sure going to exhaust the video editing software…… But I will try! 🇯🇲
They sell something at the farm store that can help so make sure you get it and next time try to remember about it so you can be prepared and continue the great work
Oh ok, thanks.. I’ll be sure check for it. The actual effects of that I know of though, like scorching of leaves, didn’t take place this time, thankfully. What really had an affect was the volume of rain plus heavy wind in between. So it’s structural damage (Cho Cho Harbour and Greenhouse) that took place..
Muma me rayt you mor lv❤
Hahahaha 🤗
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It's an annual event it starts around the 6th of June to about the 10th of June and it's dangerous for small crops like pepper tomatoes etc. and you can Google it the get the exact dates correctly
I try looking up seven star water but I come up with nothing...is there another name for it please.....
Yeah it starts late may to about the 10th of June and it's not usually a heavy shower it's in the night dew and that's what makes it dangerous for the crops
Ooh ok.. Appreciate you sharing the knowledge!
I've been trying to get the link too so I could share it with you but I'm not getting any information about it and it's strange because I've known about it since I was a child and I even googled it a few years ago and it mentioned what it does to small crops that ive mentioned before and the time of year etc.
Ok, yeah.. I did a search too but nothing apart from a Jamaica Observer article briefly mentioning it and citing no more than its effects. Someone else I spoke with says he thinks that the start date is towards the end of May and it runs into June…
Interested in buying 100 pounds of yelliw scotch bonnet peppers
Beryl came through and cleared the field.
What variety sweet pepper is that ?
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I hope the seven star water didn't effect you
How do u know when seven star water is coming?
Suffered further damage to an existing issue… but, could be so much worse.. taking it one day at a time as the Good Book teaches. How about you?
@@user-yb9bb4hv8rGood question. I think we need an old-timer to give us some wisdom on this!
Seven star rain is in the month of june@user-yb9bb4hv8r
What u use to spray your peppers and at what stage please......
Am talking the sweet peppers
Fertilizer-wise?
@@CityGirlFarmsJamaica yes please
@@CityGirlFarmsJamaica in fact I just transplant out some sweet peppers
Oh nice.. Starting week 2 after transplanting, I used Bio20 (10ml/Gallon), Phortify (30ml/Gallon), CalMax-B (10ml/Gallon), Cytokin (15ml/Gallon) as the weekly foliar application.. for about 4 weeks