SEEDS OF GOLD: Reasons why you should grow beans

[@winmi5058]

My mum left her job to do farming,I'm super excited to watch her teach the Nation. Thank you NTV for giving her this opportunity

[@africandaddy5840]

Sure I want to start that too

[@mohamedkhalif6598]

Qqq

[@aidahkulabako5219]

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[@nkuutufred2444]

Inbox me her mobile number, want to start this bean farming

[@kainamuragodfrey7428]

Am very glad to see that inspiring mum teaching ppl the nutritional value found in bean I could wish to met her physically and I learn more she has very interesting story thanks mum for inspiring Ugandans and entire world indeed ur practical oriented God bless work of ur hands .

[@hassunhus]

Good job guys, keep it up. Just one thing more, plz do include farm gate price of beans and the retail prices plus how to get in touch with whole sale buyers........

[@beatriceoduor445]

Thank you for sharing. Of late beans are hardly performing in Gem, Yala. Am glad to see this channel and get more ideas.

[@ssempijjamichael1222]

Thanks for this farming documentary..

[@makariojopekavoa1134]

Bula from Fiji. Thank you for your sharing.

[@furqaanali6523]

I would like to support the bean farmers 🚜, I want to buy Naro bean 1, 2, 3, and 4. Etc. Where can I buy them in Kampala? 1kg bag size..... 😊

[@jananwangwa1083]

where do i find NAARO IN KAMPALA

[@immaculategesare4650]

I want to venture in this

[@fredrickkc]

@norah nowerine did you try it?

[@shamsurrehman5912]

I want beans farming in uganda, can you help me? please.

[@martinkibicho4786]

Where are certified seeds obtained?

[@robbycarson4999]

Am a lil confused. How do u plant 10kgs n yield 300kgs? Meanwhile, on the other side u plant 2.5 kgs n u produce 120 kgs? That means the 2nd option has better yields per kg. Y is it the case?

[@olydnk5270]

She obviously made a mistake...you can see

[@ronnyluvega8434]

One acre 80 to 90kgs????

[@hassunhus]

Does 80-90 kg of seed per acre sound right ? It sounds a bit too much, also seed cost of 8500 ugx per kg will make it a very expensive venture.

[@peterocholla]

I agree with you. On average one uses about 160-180 Kgs per acre.

[@mikemike5973]

I think these yields are nonsense