Category: Crops

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What You Actually Need to Farm 5 Hectares of Maize -Traditionally vs Commercially

Zambia;s maize production

Maize is Zambia’s staple crop, but very few people understand what it truly takes to farm it at scale. Five hectares sounds small on paper, yet it sits at an awkward middle ground, too big for casual farming, too small for full mechanisation, and too expensive to treat lightly. This article breaks down the difference… Read More What You Actually Need to Farm 5 Hectares of Maize -Traditionally vs Commercially

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Top Crops Grown in Zambia (Full Data Inside)

Top crops grown in Zambia

Zambia is home to a wide variety of crops, with agriculture forming the backbone of the nation’s economy. In this post, we take a closer look at the top crops grown in Zambia during the 2021/2022 agricultural season.

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How To Grow Ginger

Grow Ginger

Because of it’s appearance, the ginger root may seem like a mysteriously difficult herb to grow. However, with a low amount of sunlight, this plant is pretty easy to grow. So, if you have indoor space or a shaded area to grow ginger, then this is one profitable herb you can harvest all year round.

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How To Grow Potatoes

Grow Potatoes

Planting potatoes, growing them into beautiful plants, and then harvesting two handfuls of small, knobby potatoes can get any farmer frustrated. However, if you plan and do things properly from the beginning, you can have a good harvest.

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The Secret to Growing the Perfect Spinach: Tips for a Bumper Harvest

growing spinach in Zambia

Spinach is like the superhero of leafy greens—nutritious, versatile, and surprisingly easy to grow if you know a few tricks. Whether you’re a seasoned farmer or just trying to turn your backyard into a salad factory, mastering spinach is a must. Ready to grow spinach that’s lush, green, and Instagram-worthy? Let’s get those leaves poppin’!

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The Most Common Farming Mistakes and How to Avoid Them

common farming mistakes

Farming is hard work, but let’s be real—it’s also full of moments that make you want to laugh, cry, or both. Farming mistakes happen, like planting your crops perfectly, only to realize you forgot to water them. Or thinking, “How bad can pests really be?” until your farm looks like a bug buffet.