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🌽 Planting Season is On! Have You Tried H6213?Looking for a high-yielding maize variety for highland areas? H6213 is a r...
06/03/2026

🌽 Planting Season is On!
Have You Tried H6213?

Looking for a high-yielding maize variety for highland areas? H6213 is a reliable hybrid trusted by many farmers.

βœ” Altitude: Performs well at 1500–2800m
βœ” Maturity: 160–210 days (late maturing)
βœ” Yield Potential: Up to 54 bags per acre with good management

Why farmers like H6213:
β€’ High yielding hybrid
β€’ Excellent milling quality grain
β€’ Resistant to lodging
β€’ Tolerant to ear rot, rust, Grey Leaf Spot (GLS), stem & leaf blight

If you farm in cool, high rainfall areas, H6213 can help you achieve strong crops and good harvests.

Get genuine H6213 today at Farmland
0795310600

We’re here to support you!

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HOW TO PLANT MAIZE & BEANS FOR BETTER YIELDSRain is here β€” plant correctly to harvest more.🌽 MAIZE PLANTING GUIDEβœ” 75 cm...
25/02/2026

HOW TO PLANT MAIZE & BEANS FOR BETTER YIELDS

Rain is here β€” plant correctly to harvest more.

🌽 MAIZE PLANTING GUIDE
βœ” 75 cm between rows
βœ” 25–30 cm between plants
βœ” 1–2 seeds per hole
βœ” Depth: 3–5 cm (don’t plant too deep)
βœ” Apply DAP or recommended planting fertilizer in the hole.

🌱 BEAN PLANTING GUIDE
βœ” 45–50 cm between rows
βœ” 10–15 cm between plants
βœ” 1 seed per hole
βœ” Depth: 2–3 cm
βœ” Avoid waterlogged areas β€” beans don’t like too much water.

Important for Both:
βœ” Use certified seeds
βœ” Plant immediately after good rainfall
βœ” Avoid compacted soil
βœ” Control weeds early

πŸ’‘ Correct planting = stronger crops and better harvest.

Visit us for:
- Certified maize seeds
- Quality bean seeds
- Planting fertilizers
- Free farm advice

πŸ“ Farmland
0795310600




CORRECT MAIZE SPACING FOR HIGHER YIELDSMany farmers lose yield not because of fertilizer β€” but because of wrong spacing....
24/02/2026

CORRECT MAIZE SPACING FOR HIGHER YIELDS

Many farmers lose yield not because of fertilizer β€” but because of wrong spacing.

Proper spacing ensures each plant gets enough:
β˜€οΈ Sunlight
πŸ’§ Water
🌿 Nutrients

βœ… Recommended maize spacing:
πŸ“ 75 cm between rows
πŸ“ 25–30 cm between plants
🌽 1–2 seeds per hole

This helps:
βœ”οΈ Strong root development
βœ”οΈ Bigger cobs
βœ”οΈ Easier weeding
βœ”οΈ Better fertilizer use

🚫 Avoid planting too close β€” overcrowding reduces yield.

πŸ’‘ Good spacing costs nothing but increases harvest.

Visit us for:
🌽 Certified maize seeds
🌱 Planting fertilizers (DAP & others)
🌿 Farm guidance for this rainy season

πŸ“ Farmland, Nakuru




PREPARE YOUR LAND EARLY THIS RAINY SEASONRain has started β€” but good harvest begins before planting.Proper land preparat...
23/02/2026

PREPARE YOUR LAND EARLY THIS RAINY SEASON

Rain has started β€” but good harvest begins before planting.

Proper land preparation improves germination and yield.

-Clear previous crop residues
Remove weeds and old plant material to reduce pests and diseases.

-Plough early
Early ploughing improves soil aeration and water absorption.

-Harrow to break large soil clods
Fine soil helps seeds germinate evenly.

-Test your soil if possible
So you apply the right fertilizer.

-Prepare drainage channels
Too much rain can cause waterlogging and root rot.

Well-prepared land = stronger crops and better yields.

Visit us for Quality seeds, Fertilizers & Farm advice

What is stopping you from starting farming?
21/02/2026

What is stopping you from starting farming?

Shout out to our newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Miriam Njoroge, Kelvin Kibet, Naomi Watiri
21/02/2026

Shout out to our newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Miriam Njoroge, Kelvin Kibet, Naomi Watiri

CHECK FEED STORAGEEven good quality feed can become harmful if stored badly.Poor storage reduces nutrients and can cause...
20/02/2026

CHECK FEED STORAGE

Even good quality feed can become harmful if stored badly.

Poor storage reduces nutrients and can cause disease.

Signs of bad feed:
-Mouldy smell
-Caked or clumped feed
-Presence of insects
-Damp or wet bags

Feeding spoiled feed can lead to:
- Slow growth
- Diarrhea
- Poor egg production
- Sudden deaths in severe cases

Proper feed storage:
βœ”οΈ Store in a dry, cool place
βœ”οΈ Keep bags off the floor (use pallets)
βœ”οΈ Do not expose to direct sunlight
βœ”οΈ Use older stock first (First In, First Out)

Visit us for quality feeds and poultry management guidance.



QUARANTINING NEW BIRDS IS IMPORTANTBringing new birds directly into your flock can introduce disease β€” even if they look...
19/02/2026

QUARANTINING NEW BIRDS IS IMPORTANT

Bringing new birds directly into your flock can introduce disease β€” even if they look healthy.

Many infections do not show signs immediately.

What can happen without quarantine:
-Sudden disease outbreak
-High mortality
-Drop in egg production
-Expensive treatment costs

Safe practice:
- Keep new birds separate for at least 7–14 days
- Observe them daily for signs of illness
- Do not share feeders or drinkers
- Handle old flock first, new birds last

A small separation today prevents big losses tomorrow.



17/02/2026

EARLY MORNING CHECKS ARE IMPORTANT

The first minutes you spend with your birds each morning can tell you a lot.

Many problems show up early in the day.

What to check every morning:
1. Are birds active and spreading evenly?
2. Any birds isolated or dull?
3. Is water available and clean?
4. Any unusual droppings?
5. Any sudden deaths overnight?

Why morning checks matter:
- Birds are most active in the morning
- You detect sickness early
- You reduce losses quickly
- You plan the day better

Make it a habit β€” even 10–15 minutes daily makes a big difference.



CLEANING BETWEEN FLOCKS IS CRITICALFinishing one flock and bringing in another without proper cleaning can carry problem...
16/02/2026

CLEANING BETWEEN FLOCKS IS CRITICAL

Finishing one flock and bringing in another without proper cleaning can carry problems forward.

Many diseases survive in the poultry house even after birds are sold.
-Germs in litter
-Parasites in cracks and corners
-Dust carrying bacteria
-Feed residues attracting pests

Proper cleaning steps:
1. Remove all old litter
2. Wash feeders and drinkers thoroughly
3. Disinfect the entire house
4. Allow the house to dry completely
5. Rest the house before bringing new chicks

A clean start means lower mortality and better growth.



PREVENT HEAT STRESS IN HOT WEATHERHot weather can silently reduce growth and egg production.Here’s how heat stress affec...
14/02/2026

PREVENT HEAT STRESS IN HOT WEATHER

Hot weather can silently reduce growth and egg production.

Here’s how heat stress affects your birds
1. Reduced feed intake
2. Panting (open mouth breathing)
3. Slow growth
4. Drop in egg production
5. Sudden deaths in severe cases

How to protect your flock:
βœ”οΈ Provide plenty of cool, clean water
βœ”οΈ Increase ventilation during hot hours
βœ”οΈ Avoid overcrowding
βœ”οΈ Feed during cooler hours (early morning & evening)
βœ”οΈ Provide shade where possible

πŸ’‘ When temperatures rise, management must improve.

Visit us for vitamins, electrolytes, and poultry support products to help during hot weather.



RECORD KEEPING MAKES YOU A SMART FARMERMany farmers rely on memory β€” but profits come from records, not guesses.Keeping ...
13/02/2026

RECORD KEEPING MAKES YOU A SMART FARMER

Many farmers rely on memory β€” but profits come from records, not guesses.

Keeping simple records helps you understand your farm better.

What you should record:
1. Number of birds stocked
2. Daily mortality
3. Feed purchased and used
4. Medication or supplements given
5. Egg production (for layers)

βœ… Why it matters:
- Helps you know if you’re making profit
- Detects problems early
- Shows if feed conversion is improving
- Makes planning the next flock easier

πŸ’‘ If you don’t measure it, you can’t improve it.

Start simple β€” even a small notebook is enough.



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