Frances & Dororthy Arnold, Zambia -- Farmer Profile

Hard work, sound management and investing in new ag technologies have allowed this mother-daughter team to weather Zambia's grain market collapse and carry on a successful farm.

[@zulustar1]

Well done to you both, keep it going.

[@okeetoshok1874]

I commend you for your hard work , but please don't use chemicals on your land , it destroys the soil. And those crops will come out with chemical that is not recommended for human consumption.

[@Mfzambia]

God bless you both keep farming

[@Simuchimbapoultryfarm]

👍👍

[@EvenThoFilms]

Good, keep farming!

[@michelod.i.y.5202]

It looks like a lovely farm, what part of Zambia? I spent the first 12years of life on a farm in Livingstone.

[@butterfly9274]

Michelo D.I.Y. Mkushi😁

[@michelod.i.y.5202]

@@butterfly9274 North Western province. Cheers

[@Beyoutyguide]

Try using permaculture principles then you won't need toxic herbicides , pesticides and fertilizers

[@SupaNami]

You should try it before telling someone else to try it...that's cave man shit, (Permaculture) ...

[@okeetoshok1874]

100% right

[@okeetoshok1874]

Boycut 100% right

[@hestonphiri3808]

Please tell me more on permaculture principles.Am intrested.Bshp Phiri.Chienge.

[@gwjay2022]

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