Agriculture Youth Empowerment Organization AYE

Agriculture Youth Empowerment Organization AYE Empowering Youth for a Brighter Future

02/04/2026

Do you have an idea of venturing into irrigation farming during winter season!?

01/04/2026

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Mphwaxy Alick, Blessing Kharles, Moses China Chabwera, Robert Katimbira, Vanessa Chitembeya

28/06/2025

Be calm!!!! Relax !!!¡! Sell your maize, two to three months coming, you'll get more profit than today!!!!

12/05/2025

Hello, everyone !!

27/12/2024

Starts with small and end up big,,starts with 1 acre of land and little by little you go to 4 acres of land and proceed to bigger hectarege of land

Check the outcome!!!!!!!

You should not have high expectations that you will harvest much this year ,,,no ! ! Because we never know what comes next. (Weather changes)

Let's learn to take risks in life ,

(More inputs , less outputs and less inputs, more outputs)
(Less inputs, more outputs and more inputs ,more outputs)

18/10/2024

Contact this number through WhatsApp 0990059599
Before 12 noon tomorrow (19/10/2024)

18/10/2024

*Voluntary internship opportunity*
We're looking for someone who did economics from any University to work on different tasks.

Women are encouraged to apply

For more information! Please contact on 099005959 (WhatsApp)

27/09/2024

Malawi has a diverse climate and geography, making it suitable for various crops. To choose suitable crops, consider:

*Climate Zones:*

1. Southern region: Warm and dry (cotton, to***co, sugarcane)
2. Central region: Temperate (maize, soybeans, groundnuts)
3. Northern region: Cooler and wetter (tea, coffee, pyrethrum)

*Soil Types:*

1. Sandy soils: Cotton, to***co, and cowpeas
2. Clay soils: Maize, rice, and wheat
3. Loamy soils: Most crops thrive in well-drained loam

*Market Demand:*

1. Food staples: Maize, rice, cassava, sweet potatoes
2. Cash crops: To***co, cotton, tea, coffee, sugarcane
3. Emerging markets: Soybeans, groundnuts, sunflower, and horticultural crops (vegetables, fruits)

*Seasonal Considerations:*

1. Rainy season (November-March): Plant maize, beans, and cassava
2. Dry season (April-October): Plant cotton, to***co, and sugarcane

*Disease and Pest Resistance:*

1. Drought-tolerant crops (e.g., cassava, sweet potatoes)
2. Disease-resistant varieties (e.g., maize, to***co)

*Support and Resources:*

1. Consult with local extension services (e.g., Ministry of Agriculture)
2. Research institutions (e.g., Lilongwe University of Agriculture and Natural Resources)
3. Farmers' organizations and cooperatives

Some high-potential crops for Malawi include:

1. Maize
2. Cassava
3. Sweet potatoes
4. Soybeans
5. Groundnuts
6. To***co
7. Cotton
8. Tea
9. Coffee
10. Sugarcane

Would you like information on crop management practices or market opportunities in Malawi?

27/09/2024

Farming can be a rewarding venture! To start farming successfully, here are some key steps to consider:

*Preparation*

1. Define your goals: What do you want to achieve through farming? (e.g., subsistence, commercial, or hobby)
2. Choose a location: Ensure suitable climate, soil, and water availability
3. Select crops/livestock: Research suitable options for your region, market demand, and resources
4. Develop a business plan: Outline finances, production costs, marketing strategies, and labor requirements

*Key Considerations*

1. Soil preparation: Test and amend soil fertility, structure, and pH
2. Water management: Plan irrigation systems, conserve water, and harvest rainwater
3. Equipment and tools: Acquire necessary machinery, seeds, fertilizers, and pest management tools
4. Labor and expertise: Hire experienced staff or seek guidance from local experts

*Additional Tips*

1. Start small and scale up gradually
2. Consider sustainable practices (organic farming, crop rotation, etc.)
3. Research local regulations and obtain necessary permits
4. Join local farming communities or cooperatives for support and knowledge sharing.

Ref:06/08/24/COD/M&C/01YOUTHS FALLS IN LOVE WITH CASTLE OF DREAMERSA number of youth clubs from within the areas of Seni...
06/08/2024

Ref:06/08/24/COD/M&C/01
YOUTHS FALLS IN LOVE WITH CASTLE OF DREAMERS
A number of youth clubs from within the areas of Senior chiefs Mazengera,
Chadza and Kalumbu have vowed to work tooth and nail in ensuring that they
give back to their communities through various projects aligned by a local non-
profit making organization called Castle of Dreamers.
This development follows recent youth mobilization campaign conducted by
Castle of Dreamers in a bid to identify the active youth clubs within its
catchment area.
Castle of Dreamers Organization Programs Manager Canaan Chazama has
commended the youths in these areas for showing much anticipated interest in
the projects his organization intends to embark on in the few next months.
Chazama further acknowledges the significance of indulging the youths’ in
various aspects of development citing the energetic and health generation
determines the future of every society.
Similary, Chairperson for Titukulane Youth club one of the youth clubs working
with Castle of Dreamers Sinoya Yona has emphasized the need for concerted
efforts in ensuring that the organization achieves its objectives in transforming
the lives of the youths in its catchment area.
Yona has however called upon the youths from Gondwa, Lemwe and
surrounding areas in Senior Chief Mazengera’s area to ally behind Castle of
Dreamers in implementing its projects.
Commenting on the same Executive Director for Castle of Dreamers Franklin
Chilomba has attributed the move as a sign of confidence the youths have in the
organization saying Castle of Dreamers has a voice of hope to many youths.
Chilomba continues to say Castle of Dreamers has finalized almost all paper
works as regards to the commencement of its first two projects in areas of
Senior Chief Chadza and Mazengera in Lilongwe rural east.
Meanwhile the Castle of Dreamers is working on revamping the dilapidated
youth club structures in its catchment area for full youth active participation in
its upcoming projects.

Youth in Lilongwe, T/A Mazengera has now started irrigation farming during this winter season.
30/07/2024

Youth in Lilongwe, T/A Mazengera has now started irrigation farming during this winter season.

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