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  • Harvesting time of green bush beans and crop losses

    Green bush beans have a very narrow window in when they can be harvested. Consider them like ripening pears in a fruit basket. One day too late and they are mushy.  Ok, bush beans are not that bad, but very close.  Your harvesting window is usually within two weeks at most. Considering all the [...]

    By AntoniusPublished On: July 21, 2026Categories: Green beans0 Comments on Harvesting time of green bush beans and crop lossesTags: Harvesting
  • Propagating, planting and harvesting sweet potatoes

    Planting material Sweet potatoes are propagated vegetatively through vines (or runners) which are cut up in cuttings, each 300-400mm long. Most other crops are propagated with seed, which comes from the reproductive parts of the plant. Selecting disease and insect free material from a reputable supplier is the first cheap step in reducing spray cost [...]

    By AntoniusPublished On: April 9, 2022Categories: Sweet potato0 Comments on Propagating, planting and harvesting sweet potatoesTags: Cultivation, Harvesting
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    Beetroot harvesting and marketing

    Harvesting beetroot Beetroots is harvested in phases. Initially when the bulbs are 25-40mm in diameter. Size will vary according to variety planted and time of season. This is the first harvest and is merely a thinning out process. The second and final harvest is when the bulbs are 50-75mm in diameter. Days to harvest is [...]

    By AntoniusPublished On: January 8, 2019Categories: Beetroot0 Comments on Beetroot harvesting and marketingTags: Harvesting
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    Tips on harvesting dried hot chillies

    Harvesting dried hot chillies is different from harvesting normal ripe hot chillies. Harvest dried hot chillies after the plants have died of frost. The best time to harvest is in winter. Yes you grow them in summer. But harvest in winter. A grower harvests normal peppers or fresh chillies in late summer or at the [...]

    By AntoniusPublished On: January 27, 2018Categories: Chillies0 Comments on Tips on harvesting dried hot chilliesTags: Harvesting

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