Season 34 : Week 6 Challenge Questions: Question 1 (Garden of Paradise)
I have a small garden where we planted flowers and fruits such as papaya and banana. Although we just planted that banana because one of the uncles gave it to us recently, I am planning to plant more of these fruits, and these fruits will be chemical-free so that the world can stay healthy.
I love to plant fruits because, around last year, I also collected guava from one of the gardens. Although I wanted to buy from him, he told me to wait for the rainy season to plant it so that the stress I may encounter will not be much. He later gave me a guava tree for free, which I planted beside the papaya.
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Having a large area of land to plant fruits will be beneficial for all people. As farmers do this, it will lead to a food surplus as well as help us to combat malnutrition and hunger. It will also provide additional income for farmers so that I can use that extra income to take care of myself and my family.
I also want to extend to planting crops like cassava, maize, millet, okra, and beans. I discovered in Nigeria that there is a shortage of food due to insecurity, where most farmers are afraid to go to the farm because they fear herdsmen will kill them. Although I planted cassava last year, some rodents kept disturbing those crops, which is why it didn't become successful.
I also dream of planting different varieties of flowers such as ixora, hibiscus, fuchsia, and others, where people can buy from me and use them to decorate their houses, offices, and schools. I believe doing this will beautify our surroundings as well as help others appreciate this beautiful nature. We have good land that is well fertile, where all these can be planted successfully without difficulty.
To start a big farm I need a large area of land and irrigation machine so that I can plant a different varieties of fruits even during the absence of rain to reduce scarcity of food in the world. All these can be achieve through determination and energy to accomplish my goal.






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Hola amiga, que pena que tengan ese problema con la seguridad es las zonas de siembra, nadie quiere poner en riesgo su vida y eso trae como consecuencia la escasez de alimentos. Por otra parte, espero que puedas sembrar todas las plantas que tienes en mente y así aportar tu granito de arena, saludos y suerte
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Hello friend, it's great that you have a large garden with many fruit trees; it benefits the family economy and also helps all those who work to cultivate this land.
You're right, planting is good; it helps strengthen the economy and also provides the opportunity to have healthier food, especially these days when most food has a lot of fertilizer.
It's regrettable that there's so much insecurity when it comes to such a noble profession; the care of the land should be more respected, and the authorities should pay attention to maintaining it good food productivity in the country.
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Yeah.. fruits is one of the most productive business that most people venture into because they generate good income from it where they use it to support themselves during difficult time. Insecurity is common in Nigeria but for us to curb this menace is to practice home garden . Thanks
Greetings, friend @akareen
I am very happy that you have a space however small that you have turned into a productive garden where, in addition to flowers, you can grow fruits like papaya and plantains. I have several plantain plants in my own garden, and they make a wonderful accompaniment to meals; that is why I encourage you to grow not only plantains but also cassava and other crops that are valuable for feeding your family.
I wish you much success.
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We have fertile soil that we can use to plant cassava and other crops like that because we used them to prepare different dishes that we eat in our various house
Greetings, friend @akareen
It’s great that you have enough land to grow cassava and other crops something truly valuable for putting food on your family's table.
God willing, you will succeed in establishing a large plantation of cassava, plantains, and other valuable crops that benefit the whole family.
I wish you great success.
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Greetings, my friend.
I wanted to tell you that the corn my mother planted turned out really well; for my part, however, I faced some tough obstacles and didn't get the corn crop I had so wanted—plus, rainfall was very scarce this year.
I love it when we plant these kinds of crops that help provide food for the household.
It’s great to encourage the children at home and pass on a legacy, showing them that not all food is processed and that the best thing is to eat what you’ve grown yourself, organically, with your own hands.
Congratulations, and may your garden and harvest be bountiful, my friend. Blessings.
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Planting crops with our own hands is the best because it would improve our livelihood. Chemically preserve food is not good for the body because it will damage some vital organ within our body system. It's better to take caution so that we can live a healthy lifestyle. Thanks for your comment
Hi friend Sometimes it's quite difficult to sow so that others can reap, right?We usually plant for the family so we have a little bit of everything at home Even so, you have a very beautiful garden or orchard. I loved the corn stalks; they're my favorites in any form. Keep planting, and God will bless you so you can reap everything in His time.
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We are in the period of raining season where corn are planted twice a year. Its better to plant as earlier as possible and not forget to add fertilizer so that it can grow well. Thanks for your comment
You have a small garden, which means you know how to grow and take care of different vegetables and fruits. You have even grown guavas and papayas, and you would also like to grow crops such as cassava, maize, millet, okra, and beans.Your dream will definitely come true in the future.
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I pray for that my dear brother thanks