Njamasi Foundation

24/10/2025

GOOD NEWS TO ALL FARMERS.
Affordable LIQUID FERTILIZER for only K300 per litre. Both basal and top dressing respectively. You only need K3000 in a hectare for both. Very good for Maize and Soya beans. For more information and orders call 0972943927, 0770723510, 0953559745, 0968622788 or 0954979576.
PLEASE TAKE NOTE: If the container has no QR code it is fake.


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20/08/2025

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Ngobeni Msoni, Chanda Chansa Don

12/05/2025

Njamasi Foundation and Lavyo enterprise is looking for individuals or Organisations to partner with in the Distribution of Organic fertilizers, Organic pesticides , Organic grain preservatives and Chemical Fertilizers. For more information contact [email protected] or +260953559745

16/01/2025

16/01/2025

Let us preserve our grain organically to avoid poisoning ourselves.

16/01/2025

23/08/2024

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DGRZN9nm5To

23/08/2024

LET US EAT ORGANICALLY GROWN FOODS.
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Have you noticed the growing number of cancer and Kidney diseases in the country, this is because of all the chemicals applied to the food we are growing. It is actually bafflingly to see someone with protective clothing when spraying crops/plants which will be eaten by human beings. This says a lot about the effect of the chemicals being sprayed. We can't tell what is on the market by just looking at the food. To protect ourselves let us grow our own food Organically. In countries like Mozambique they have burned most if these so called pesticides which are very harmful to humans and even animals.

20/08/2024

*HERE IS A WEATHER FOCUSED OUTLOOK FOR THE 2024/2025 FARMING SEASON IN ZAMBIA:*

*Seasonal Forecast:*

- *Normal to above-normal rainfall* is expected over most parts of Zambia during the 2024/2025 farming season (October to March).
- *Early start to the rainy season* is predicted, with rainfall expected to commence in late September or early October.
- *Increased risk of floods* in low-lying areas and flash floods in urban centers.
- *Dry spells* may occur in January and February, but are expected to be shorter and less severe than in previous seasons.

*Regional Variations:*

- *Southern Province*: Normal to above-normal rainfall, with a higher risk of floods.
- *Eastern Province*: Normal rainfall, with a moderate risk of dry spells.
- *Central Province*: Normal to above-normal rainfall, with a lower risk of floods.
- *Western Province*: Below-normal rainfall, with a higher risk of dry spells.
- *Northern Province*: Normal rainfall, with a moderate risk of floods.

*Weather-Related Risks:*

- *Floods*: Expected in low-lying areas, particularly in Southern and Central Provinces.
- *Dry spells*: May occur in January and February, affecting crop growth.
- *Heatwaves*: Possible during the dry spells, impacting crop yields.
- *Pests and diseases*: Increased risk due to favorable weather conditions.

*Recommendations:*

- *Plant drought-tolerant crops* in areas prone to dry spells.
- *Use conservation agriculture practices* to reduce soil erosion and improve water retention.
- *Monitor weather forecasts* regularly to plan planting, harvesting, and other farming activities.
- *Implement flood mitigation measures* in low-lying areas.

Please note that this is a general outlook and may be subject to change.
*It's essential to stay updated with local weather forecasts and advisories from the Zambia Meteorological Department or other reliable sources.*