Alternative to maize silage.sorghum and millet yield higher on dry fields 

Hello, This is really a good alternative to the traditional feeds. Thanks for the presentation. Clear and upto the point

Such a wonderfully knowledgeable expert that is certainly a powerful resource to her community 🏆 I wonder if using permaculture and organic practices might help reduce cost and increase profits: 1:Simultaneously eliminate weeds and artificial nitrogen and others fertilizers by using: A: Natural nitrogen fixing cover crops such as clover to then use as “green manure” B: Companion plants such as peanut ground cover to eliminate weeds and continuously provide soil nitrogen C: Create onsite compost to provide broad spectrum natural fertilizer to return to the soil eliminating the need to purchase artificial fertilizers, D: Using crop rotation E: natural pest and disease control methods

Wooow this is wonderful.. Good job. Well explained

Soo amazing, you explain it very well👏👏

I love how you explain in details 😊very good training skills. Keep up👌

Wow 🎉

Vital information set by step, thanks

You explain very well. Hongera.❤

I long for more. So educative❤

Thank u bootful

Where to access the seedlings in Uganda

Isnt the stem hard for the animals if fed as cut on carry?

Wow! Very impressive. Where in mwea is this farm?

good job two questions 1.can i use manure instead of fertilizer?

Please how can I get the seed of the Daily master or sorghum?

Well explained kudos Wambos. Quiz what advantage of using millet/sorghum over maize when making silage.

What method of irrigation is used?

We want them without chemicals such as synthetic fertilisers and herbicides, pesticides and fungicides.

We want to grow sorghum and millet minus recourse to chemicals. Talk to us about that

Can one combine sorghum, yellow maize and super nappier when making silage??in one silo bag??

Quantfy your explanations,eg.15tons per acre,per 1/4 acre etc

is it same as the sugarcraze??

What is her name. Omg she's so beautiful

Gani ya highlands area,