Hello Hive
It is always a good thing to expand our horizons, learn new things, and be open to opportunities around us. Whenever it comes to this particular sector, I am always excited because of my passion for farming. Having agriculture constantly bringing food to our table every day is a blessing.
Considering the fact that we need different types of nutrients from the different kinds of fruits and foods available means that we have to pay attention to some of the important categories of food, especially those that provided us with the basic and highly needed nutrients.
Not many people around here eat fruits; fruits are considered to be more expensive and do not fill the belly like the way grains or staples do. Well, little do they know that sometimes it is not about having your belly full but getting the quality nutrients needed by the body. It is better to purchase and eat a single expensive fruit rather than eating loads of starchy carbohydrates to fill the belly.
In this regard, an opportunity to invest in fruit production showed up, and we went on to check out the potential. We were presented with two plantations of fruit crops for sale.
Due to some financial demands, the farmer is willing to sell out what he has invested in for years. 50 acres of cashew plantation and another plantation for bananas.
I love bananas and was more interested in that, but seeing cashew, I believe that a potential financial investor will think otherwise.
Bananas are good as fruits, and I like them more because of how they aid me with digestion. Each time I feel awkwardly full, I just get a few of them and eat. The amount of fiber it contains is good for our stomach and digestion. More so, the fiber is good for those wishing for weight control. You can feel full waking banana with no need for food.
I also learned that they are good for our skin, and some of my skincare friends use bananas to make their skincare products, which people are currently using to improve the quality of their skin.
The trees are tall already while some others are still coming up.
They are approximately 3 years old and above, and the owner is willing to sell the plantation. The asking price of this is a bit on the high side, and we are looking at the benefits of the investment that will both benefit us or come with a better yield.
And if by chance this doesn't work out, we can equally learn a thing or two from here and look into how we can have a plantation of our own in the nearer future. We were able to check banana Plantation well and next is the cashew. We will equally be looking at which one is almost ready for harvest.
You're really talented, a farmer and a needleworker. Kudos.
P. S
Ma'am please, I mistakenly posted a video I wanted to share in the needlework community to another, I realized after it was published. What can I do?
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