Smart Farm: A focus on Cape Gooseberry farming

[@op_pieyt3646]

In the Philippines this is just a type of wild grass. We don’t cook it. We only eat is as a wild treat in the mountains or farm. We have 2 varieties green and yellow or orange ones.

[@maumbanyabengi7953]

I have never known that this can be commercialized! I then have an idea

[@ezekielakwanah6254]

This are wonderful indigenous fruits with a lot of value in our health.we need support in this area to create jobs and better our health.

[@nellyotieno2361]

how do i get to this farmer?

[@fortmyersfruitforest5214]

How does the fruit taste?

[@yunhin9631]

It's like a cherry tomato but more sour

[@donkimarusr5537]

@@yunhin9631 not really soar, if exposed to sunlight then its sweet

[@ginger_wby]

The fruit is 'tart'

[@esthertula9388]

Can sb please help me get in touch with this farmer?

[@donkimarusr5537]

i have some myself

[@patrickkihiu3892]

u put a story but no way to reach the person, weak reporting.