Fertiliser Application in Soya Beans for Success: Soya Bean Farming Basics: Part 3

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Thanks Ba Prudence. You're so welcome. Mauless

[@akapseudonym2858]

Watching your growth story is nothing short of inspiring! Thank you for sharing your knowledge, your mistakes and your fight for your crops. I appreciate you! Can hardly wait for the next installment

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[@mhuandakayombo9580]

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[@mondofarms4343]

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[@ivaninnocent8529]

Best teacher farmer. Uganda is watching. Thanx alot for sharing this skill

[@mondofarms4343]

Glad you liked it

[@letsworksimple]

Great looking crops! I love the Soya Oemff at 17:15 Oemff is a South African word to show that you give something woema, in afrikaans, speed but more energize In a car you can say more turbos, more oemff :) #kynoch #soyaoemff #oemff

[@mondofarms4343]

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[@chrisrakuom9628]

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[@mondofarms4343]

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[@lukuaihayfarm5370]

A new subscriber, viewer and beans farmer from Kenya. It is not just that you are a good farmer but you are an absolutely good teacher. Detailed on the technical while breaking it down to basics, very professional and keen on the money part. Thanks.

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[@ADAMYUSSIF-l7s]

😊 The lecture on soybeans farming is very interesting. I need more lectures on the soybeans thrushing crop.

[@mondofarms4343]

You're most welcome ☺️ I hear you on the threshing of the soya beans. I didn't manage to do a video last year due to work pressure, but I will certainly be doing one this season.

[@mariemomo3406]

Thanks for your teaching, Mr Mondo

[@mondofarms4343]

You're most welcome ☺️

[@SebopsTheSeeker]

Greeting, im a farmer myself from SA... im considered a commercial farmer but really im humble & inspired by your farming. Keep up the great content & dedication. We learn everyday in farming.

[@mondofarms4343]

Thanks, and all the best. We have to keep pushing.

[@nsajimwasege68]

Quite educative, keep up the good work Sir! Greetings from Northern Tanzania!

[@mondofarms4343]

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Every morning I check you channel, when is the next video?

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Wow. Thanks for the confidence and support. I'm working on a new video this week, which should drop by the weekend. The videos are now better researched and produced, which is taking me a lot longer for each one. Quality over quantity is the way now.

[@kundamubambe7522]

Very insightful!

[@mondofarms4343]

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[@ivaninnocent8529]

Very educational and well presented. Am going into soy farming in uganda

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Very interesting lesson.we have gained a lot.keep it up.

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[@mondofarms4343]

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[@williamkapela8568]

Your video is worth it I have learned alot from you sir keep up the good work it is my first time to plant Soya beans looking on wat I have learned how amend the mistake as I'm planting my 10 Hector of soya beans in the next season love u God bless you

[@mondofarms4343]

Thanks Ba William. All the best.

[@lewisdmorgan7863]

I saw a tool being used in Oregon USA . A piece of one inch PVC 110 CMS long with plastic funnel duct-taped inside of one end. This tool allows you to easily control how many seeds you plant, how much fertilizer you put around the roots of a plant and all of this without bending your back and easy to control you should make up a couple and try them out! Good luck on your farm!

[@mondofarms4343]

Thanks for sharing

[@coillardsiasikwenga1331]

I have really enjoyed and learnt alot from this video...

[@mondofarms4343]

Glad it was helpful!

[@melrosebrowne-morgan9330]

I have really enjoyed this video. And I have learnt a lot. Thank you God bless you

[@mondofarms4343]

Glad it was helpful!

[@kalexmulamba7534]

Good day, Mondo farms i have followed you very well on how to use the Soya OEMFF could you share the brand name of the stiker, and also could explain on how to use it...... please

[@mondofarms4343]

Hi Kalex. You should google 'Soya Oemff'. I just did, and the search results are quite comprehensive, including the manufacturer, usage, etc. Allow me to be honest with you. You will need to put in a lot of effort to succeed at farming. You won't get very far if you expect KZbin videos to give you all the answers. I decided to help other farmers out there by making the videos you see on our KZbin channel. They take a lot of time and effort to plan, script, shoot, and then edit. But the videos are just a guide. The rest is up to people who watch them and want to be in farming to put in their own effort. E.g. you need to go a speak to an Agronomist and get direct advice.

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Thank you so much my brother your videos are very helpful...Siyabonga kakhulu God bless you

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Amazing job

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[@mondofarms4343]

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[@chijiokekingsley3189]

Keep it up mondo farm. Is compost not working for you? Because I have seen a video where you were making compost previously.

[@mondofarms4343]

Hi Ba Kingsley. We use compost on vegetable and horticultural crops, which are done at a relatively smaller scale than the field crops like maize and soya beans. I would urge you to watch the video again, paying particular attention to our explanation of why we apply each of the various fertilisers. E.g, basal fertiliser contains phosphorus, which stimulates root growth and plant establishment.

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@@mondofarms4343 ok.

[@lukundomutala8863]

Learning just a lot.

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That's great to hear 😀

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Excellent!!!!!

[@mondofarms4343]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@JesusisLord78]

What implementations do you use to irrigate these fields. Thank you

[@mondofarms4343]

We don't irrigate soya. It is grown in outer summer rain season. I have seen other, bigger farmers growing soya beans under centre pivot.

[@emeritapatria9793]

Sir can i ask ?thank you for sharing.how many days interval we put. Phos0horous to soybeans? The omnia omnibus how many days the soybeans can be apply

[@mondofarms4343]

Pls have a look at the dates indicated in the video, which will allow you to calculate the time elapsed. All the best.

[@charleshamutiki6890]

Beautiful

[@mondofarms4343]

Thank you

[@melrosebrowne-morgan9330]

What spacing do you use ?

[@mondofarms4343]

OMG. Sorry, I can't remember, and I'm not somewhere where I can look up the records. That was back in December and details are not fresh. But I remember we featured the spacing in the earlier video in the series where we showed the planting. Sorry.

[@Sharokiss95]

Thank you for the information

[@mondofarms4343]

My pleasure

[@godwinsmimshach6646]

I want to farm soya beans season. Sir, can I apply basal fertilizer eg compound C after germination. applying it close to the plant

[@mondofarms4343]

Hi there. I'm asking you to watch the video again to see the answer to the query. Pay particular attention to the part where we applied basal fertiliser and generally to what was shared on fertilisers and why each one is applied to the crop. All the best.

[@godwinsmimshach6646]

@@mondofarms4343 thank you Sir

[@Nor-j4c]

Before deciding the day you're going to spray, it's important to always check the weather forecast as a farmer. Even if you have a schedule and planned to spray for that specific day, it's still very important to consistently check at your weather forecast for the whole week.

[@mondofarms4343]

Great advice. On our videos, we always try to share what it is like to farm in the real world. Sometimes, schedules go out of plan, and weather can be unpredictable.

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[@BrightonNdhlovu-r3b]

Thank you

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You're welcome

[@waynehafner7920]

what crops do you grow during the dry season that are not irrigated?

[@mondofarms4343]

None.

[@adanabdow1146]

Which weed chemical did you use to clean for the soybean without giving stress to the soybean!

[@mondofarms4343]

Great question, we will feature crop protection, including herbicides in Part 4 of the Soya Beans Farming Basics

[@Morido-1]

How do you deal with snakes in the farm? That area looks like snake County especially the puffadder.

[@mondofarms4343]

Yes, quite a few encounters with snakes, as we mention regularly on other videos. Puff adders are common. But so far, no bites or serious incidents.

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Thanks

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Welcome

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Thank you 👍

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You are welcome. Take care

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Hi Chisha, how do I contact you?

[@srisan2400]

Same over here 😊

[@mondofarms4343]

Our contacts are straightforward to find. You click on the KZbin channel icon and find our contact details and see "About us" However, I would caution that we don't generally engage much beyond the material we share in the videos, which take a lot of time and effort to produce. It would become a full-time job, keeping up with so many contacts we get several times a day. Sorry 😞 😔

[@samsonberhane1925]

i love it

[@mondofarms4343]

Thanks 😊

[@davidmarriott39]

have you considered making your own fertiliser?

[@mondofarms4343]

That's an interesting idea. We do make compost for use on vegetable crops as shared in several of our other videos. But for the scope of field crops like our soya beans (several hectares), that would be quite an undertaking that we have never even considered. Its easier for us to buy in the specialized fertilisers that are made by big companies after years of R&D. One of my business strategies is to resist trying to do everything. Stick to a few things and become very good at them. So we focus on learning to grow the field crops like Soya.

[@violetmwaba2730]

Thankyou

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Welcome

[@Pentagathusosaurus]

Super nerdy potassium name fact - the symbol K is used because it's "latin" scientific name is kalium, but this word actually comes from kali which is derived from the word alkali (which itself derived from the Arabic al-qalyah which means plant ashes), and kali was the name proposed by a german scientist who kind of discovered that potassium was a new element around the same time period that an English scientist first isolated potassium. The German and Scandinavian scientists used the pseudo-latin name kalium, while the English scientist who first isolated potassium called it potassium which derived from potash - as in the pot ash because it was isolated from ash. So the English and French speaking world used the term potassium whilst the Germans and Scandinavians used Kalium, and it somehow ended up with the offical "latin" science name of kalium and the symbol K in the periodic table but its called potassium by everyone. And the cool part imo is that both words derive from ash in different languages, because it's found in fairly high concentrations in wood ash. Also alkali coming from the Arabic word for plant ash is pretty cool because ashes are alkaline, which I suppose it's partly why slash and burn agriculture is used in so many traditional farming practices because a lot of these soils are acidic and are made more fertile from being neutralised with the ash (and from the potassium and other minerals in th ash of course).

[@mondofarms4343]

Interesting

[@MaryBrakner]

Good to see how the soya beans farming looks like thank you., but YOU CAN DO BETTER TO GET EITHER HANDMADE FERTILISER SPRAY MACHINE TO SAVE YOUR WORKERS KNEELS, WAIST AND BACKBONE. Safety and health condition of your farm workers should be your first priority no matter .what. I saw this men how they use their hand and fingers to spray fertilisers without hand gloves. YOU CAN DO BETTER . God bless

[@mondofarms4343]

Indeed

[@jspafricanpearlfarming]

True

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[@sinothizitha1280]

NPK= Nitrogen, Phosphorus and Kalium(potassium)

[@mondofarms4343]

Indeed

[@keziusmalotembewe3771]

That is a band sir because you only apply were the plants are growing

[@mondofarms4343]

Indeed

[@JhCoetzee]

❤ S Africa .johannes

[@mondofarms4343]

Greetings

[@juntakfoods]

Why not just use CHICKEN MANURE -- instead of messing around with all kinds of different chemical fertilizers? Chicken manure only sells for US$0.30 per 50KG sack, anyway.

[@mondofarms4343]

Indeed

[@egeujames537]

Okkkk

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Ok

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😅

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Thanks 😊