2 AGRIBUSINESS – 270 – THE TRADITIONAL PLOT

 
 
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2 AGRIBUSINESS – 270 – THE TRADITIONAL PLOT





The traditional plot remains the standard way of growing vegetables at home. The whole of the area is cultivated and the plants grow mostly in rows, apart from a small patch for permanent plants such as asparagus or rhubarb. Strips of bare earth are left between the row or group of rows so that the gardener is able to walk along for watering, weeding, feeding, picking etc. The planting or final thinning distance between the seedlings in the rows and between the rows is sufficiently large to enable the plant to develop to its full potential. By this method and the longest beans, the heaviest cabbage and the largest  onions are produced, and the textbooks (including this one) assume that you are going to follow this method when giving you cultural instructions.   
 
Despite its popularity the traditional plot may not be the best methos of growing vegetables for you, unless you want to grow bigger vegetables than your neighbour or want to win a price at the local show. It is extremely laborious – the tramping down the soil along the pathways means that there is the chore for digging over the plot at every autumn.
 
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2 KILIMO – 270 – KIWANJA CHA JADI
 
Njama ya jadi inabakia njia ya kawaida ya kukua mboga nyumbani. Eneo lote hulimwa na mimea hukua zaidi kwa safu, mbali na sehemu ndogo ya mimea ya kudumu kama vile asparagus au rhubarb. Vipande vya udongo tupu huachwa kati ya safu au safu ili mkulima aweze kutembea pamoja kwa kumwagilia, kupalilia, kulisha, kuchuna n.k. Umbali wa upandaji au ukonda wa mwisho kati ya miche kwenye safu na kati ya safu ni wa kutosha. kubwa ili kuwezesha mmea kukua kwa uwezo wake kamili. Kwa njia hii na maharagwe marefu zaidi, kabichi nzito zaidi na vitunguu kubwa zaidi hutolewa, na vitabu vya kiada (pamoja na hii) vinadhani kuwa utafuata njia hii wakati wa kukupa maagizo ya kitamaduni.
 
Licha ya umaarufu wake njama ya kitamaduni inaweza isiwe njia bora zaidi za kukua mboga mboga kwako, isipokuwa ungependa kukuza mboga kubwa kuliko jirani yako au unataka kushinda bei kwenye onyesho la karibu. Ni kazi ngumu sana - kukanyaga udongo kando ya njia kunamaanisha kuwa kuna kazi ya kuchimba shamba katika kila vuli.




 

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