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Blueberries

Plump, juicy, and bursting with flavor, our blueberries embody nature's sweet delight.

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Vegetable contracting

Incredibly vibrant and nutrient-rich selection of fresh vegetables.

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Industrial Hemp

We specialize in responsible and high-quality cannabis farming for medicinal purposes.

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Tea Contracting

Our tea farming embraces tradition and craftsmanship to deliver exquisite flavors and aromatic blends.

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Tractor Assembling

We specialize in precision tractor assembling for enhanced agricultural productivity.

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Tillage Services

Unlock the potential of your land with our expert tillage services, cultivating optimal soil health for thriving crops.

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Broiler Production

Raising the bar in broiler production, we deliver high-quality, ethically-raised poultry for a taste that satisfies.

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Goat Farming

Experience the rewards of sustainable goat farming, providing wholesome meat and dairy products while preserving the balance of nature.

Achievements

Delivering value
since 2019

250
M
Growth Tonns of Harvest
98
%
Happy clients
688
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Sales of our Products
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Agriculture matters to
the future of development

Before planting a crop, there are several amendments you can add to the soil to improve its fertility and provide essential nutrients. Common soil amendments include: Organic Matter, Fertilizers, Lime, Gypsum, Micronutrients, etc. It's essential to assess the specific needs of the crop and conduct soil testing to determine the appropriate amendments. This ensures that the soil provides the necessary conditions for optimal plant growth, resulting in healthier and more productive crops.

It's important to note that the use of herbicides should be approached responsibly, following recommended guidelines and regulations. Farmers, gardeners, and land managers typically consider factors such as weed species, crop or plant sensitivity, application timing, and environmental impact when determining if and when to use herbicides.

We source water for crop irrigation primarily from boreholes. Boreholes are drilled wells that tap into underground water reserves, providing a reliable and sustainable water source for agricultural purposes. By utilizing boreholes, we can access groundwater resources that can be used to supplement natural rainfall and ensure adequate water supply for crop irrigation throughout the year. Proper management and monitoring of boreholes are essential to maintain the sustainability of water resources and optimize crop growth.