Zimbabwe: Potato Farming in Sacks

Many Zimbabweans have been forced to innovate new ways to make ends meet as they struggle to survive with many being unemployed due to weak economy, many farmers have embraced farming to fend for themselves but in a special way, practicing potato farming -in sacks.

[@adamsaldana5462]

I'm American taking notes from African farmers. I love the world we live in. Bless you all

[@blinkspacestudio8892]

I have invested in grow bags and am growing potatoes in my garden now every year. I can get up to 20 good sized potatoes in each bag and they have lasted all the way up to Feb. There is no excuse now, everyone should be able to grow crops in bags. Best thing is that you can move them around too and they dont need weeding. Its sooo much easier. The only downside is the watering.

[@egwuekwemaryesther]

Please how were you able to achieve this, did you grow and keep adding top soil or it's the manuer you used

[@benbo7042]

Excellent move.

[@marydhumu6657]

How many potatoes do yu plant in a bag yu did not show the whole proses

[@babobanks]

1:54 This woman is quite smart

[@peterfrancis3865]

Good fore you farm more so that you can survive

[@desmondjames6891]

the west particularly britain tried to hurt Zimbabwe with sanction, but Zim is ever moving forward despite that, the west will get what it deserves one day!

[@khansen6736]

well those fuckers did end up killing lots of western farmers, they did deserve it, but it should've been far worse...

[@nqobilekhumalo2158]

@@khansen6736 fast forward to today covid19 is doing justice

[@ryderwilson643]

@@nqobilekhumalo2158 fukokof

[@stonehobbit]

I like the fact that the humble spud will and is a cheap food source. New Zealand kumara/ sweet potato, also grows like the potato... Same requirements ...just letting yah know

[@islamicschoolofmemestudies]

Taewa were much more easier to grow in colder climate...Back then me dad used to grew these thing on the back(usually aruhe). Zimbabweans were gonna have some hard time living within those sanctions. Wood ash could be a good substitute for chem ferts. Used to take me jandals into the skirts of hill in south back then while me dad was bussy mingling with dairy cattle heheh.
I looked it up and finds that rhodesia was a fucked up state to begin with. Much different than how we started our relationship with maoris here in NZ. They were too segregated with the more dominant native peeps that they are creating their own utopia and rarely integrates the native community into their farmlands. These pockets of farmland shouldn't be dependant on mechanization when they were low on oil. Just need something that could grew on arid desert.

[@selfreliantfoundation4375]

Well done, I like it, I wanna proceed i

[@lendiemarshburn6003]

yeah i do it in philippines too and it you will have more.pototae yields

[@melina719]

Good Job!! I am proud of u 😃👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽

[@UmarIdris-qj3wg]

Good

[@okuomose1]

Goods works & defy all odds..

[@majow]

Oh yes Zimbabwe is striking it rich

[@josephinegomezrout9075]

no he didnt lie you are still doing by hand which may look good and feel like you are on the way up but without machinery you will not advance fast enough however good on you for starting anyway god bless you bobby rout new zealand luv your country

[@nqobilekhumalo2158]

You such a pathetic mongrel. When you grow up do u just walk or crawl first, thats being positive and better than living in caravans fool

[@jackieeden]

It's more than enough in Zimbabwe

[@rashiid187]

great potential

[@Grown123abc]

if they sat the bags in water basins, as seen on Larry Hall's kiddie pool garden, they could grow even more variety of food and save water too.

[@jackieeden]

Well done

[@user-hy5st8pm1k]

Hi how do you mix the soil with manual or fertilizer?

[@patrickkabaghe1516]

This is 9years ago, now the price is 10times more

[@calebaskie4415]

BOMB.....THIS IS IT

[@janiceparsons6475]

Africa returns to its norm. Remember, this clip was produced under Mugabe.

[@nkwakutoure]

hopefully now, they can do some 'rain gutter' gardening and grown some tomatoes.

[@nasseralsheri1480]

Good Frim.K.S.A🇸🇦💐

[@RichBragger]

uko ndokunonzi kupedza bhora pazim apoo

[@makhayaonkemetse9567]

Somebody help me here, i'n Botswana i need to learn from dat women...!

[@violetmolefe3635]

makhaya onkemetse
hi did that lady helped u?

[@pholokholothwala6179]

Does anyone have any idea of how to make this potato sack farming?

[@blessingmuranda9840]

If you come across anything, just let me know. Im also interested in this project.

[@pholokholothwala6179]

@@blessingmuranda9840 I'll do so

[@nancynjeri8329]

@Pholokolo thwalaHi, email me at [e-mail]..am currently doing it... I got the idea from this video, but I did research on how she’s doing it..Am willing to help you...

[@nkosananleya4384]

Hi did you find out the formula​@blessingmuranda9840

[@vidaripollen]

It will leave behind shreds of plastic all over soon.

[@vidaripollen]

Carver G yes.jute also .jute sacks .

[@isaacshoko1895]

Stay away from hondo yeminda.no land but still producing crops.magnificent !!!!!!

[@jamesjere456]

How can i get her contact please

[@consideringorthodoxy5495]

*Breaking News: Zimbabwe Potato Bubble Bursts, Millions of Dollars in Big Potato Money Lost*

[@star_guide1]

How?