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Why don’t we inculcate the habit of farming in our school-going children? — Apraku Lartey, Director of Corporate Affairs, Ministry of Agriculture

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27/08/2025

The entrepreneurial journey can be unpredictable, but the thrill of bringing innovative ideas to life is exhilarating. When you're passionate about your vision, it consumes your thoughts, and you're driven to make a meaningful impact. The excitement and dedication can be all-encompassing, fueling your pursuit of success. Believing in the beauty of your dreams can propel you forward, even in the face of challenges.

23/08/2025

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As an entrepreneur, the journey can be wild, but it's thrilling to birth ideas that can change lives. You're obsessed with your vision, thinking about it day and night, and that's what drives you to succeed. If you're this passionate about your dreams, you're probably close to achieving greatness

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Understanding Plastic Mulch: Color and Purpose
Different mulch colors, different effects

Plastic mulch is a powerful tool in modern farming, and its color plays a crucial role in crop performance. Here's a breakdown:

1. Black Mulch: Absorbs heat, warms the soil, and suppresses weeds. Perfect for warm-season crops like tomatoes, peppers, and melons.

2. Silver Mulch: Reflects light, repelling pests and cooling the soil. Ideal for crops sensitive to high temperatures.

3. White Mulch: Reflects sunlight, keeping the soil cool. Best for cool-season crops and hot climates.

4. Red Mulch: Enhances fruit yield and quality by reflecting specific light wavelengths. Great for tomatoes and strawberries.

5. Yellow Mulch: Attracts pests like aphids, making it useful for pest management strategies.

6. Green Mulch: Absorbs some light while reflecting green wavelengths. Often used to enhance crop growth and photosynthesis.

7. Blue Mulch: Reflects blue light, promoting growth in certain crops like squash and melons.

8. Brown Mulch: Blends with soil and provides moderate heat absorption, suitable for a variety of crops and aesthetic purposes.

Choosing the right mulch can boost yields, control weeds, and even manage pests. Pick the one that suits your crops and climate best!

By Alex Afari