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The practical African farming and agribusiness education platform that combines Farming knowledge, Engineering thinking on agro processing, Rural transformation, Entrepreneurship, Real field demonstrations, Community empowerment and Modern farming systems

My fellow farmers and followers, thank you so much for the incredible support you continue to give me.Unfortunately, I d...
11/08/2026

My fellow farmers and followers, thank you so much for the incredible support you continue to give me.
Unfortunately, I do not have enough time to have individual conversations with everyone who sends messages or asks questions. However, I want you to know that I appreciate every one of you.

To make sure I help as many people as possible, I will be redoing many of my farming videos in much more detail through live sessions, where you will be able to ask questions directly and get real-time answers.
These live discussions will allow us to go deeper into the practical side of farming, costs, profits, challenges, and solutions.

Thank you once again for being part of the Engineer Farmer family. Let’s continue learning, growing, and building profitable farming businesses together.

I will not leave you alone and you will never be the same again have some interest in some pictures below and see you live soon!

08/08/2026

Hello farmers!

This is the future of farming. My semi-organic fertiliser formulation has been developed through years of practical farming and chemical engineering research. It is cheaper, affordable, environmentally friendly, and has an excellent application rate compared to conventional chemical fertilisers.

Healthy soils, lower production costs, and better long-term productivity that is where smart farming is heading.
The future belongs to farmers who feed the soil, not just the crop.

04/08/2026

Follow me, let's farm together.

04/08/2026

Thanks for being a top engager and making it onto my weekly engagement list! 🎉 Nswana Muzenze, Enock Classman Choto Jr., Louis M Chibengele Jr., Binti Julius, Steven Kampole, Chishimba Nkonde

03/08/2026

Chilli 🌶️, simple farming. No theft, no serious pests, no serious fertilization. It just requires seriousness from you as a farmer. Please follow this page and let's get busy.

No more fake motivation, no more unrealistic numbers, let's help each other grow and enjoy farming while making Money.

02/08/2026

Good morning, farmers!

Did you know that onions are one of Zambia’s most strategic crops? Zambia produces less than 35,000 tonnes of onions per year, yet we still import more than 15,000 or more tonnes annually, mainly from South Africa.

Because local production is not enough, onions are subject to import controls and export management measures to protect domestic supply. So during low production onion cannot be exported.

This means the opportunity is right here at home. Every truck of onions imported from South Africa is money that Zambian farmers could be earning.

The market is already there. What we need is more production, better storage, and consistent supply.

Grow onions. Grow wealth.

Engineer Farmer – Farm Smart, Profit More.

Hello Farmers!Many farmers fail because of wrong advice. For example, people are told that tomatoes are heavy feeders, s...
31/07/2026

Hello Farmers!

Many farmers fail because of wrong advice. For example, people are told that tomatoes are heavy feeders, so they apply fertilizer every two weeks. Often, fertilizer companies benefit from selling more fertilizer.

The tomatoes in this picture have never received artificial fertilizer. We only used blended organic manures on a 30m × 90m plot, with very few chemicals—mainly preventive sprays. Healthy soil produces healthier plants.

We expect 20 tonnes (20,000 kg) from this plot. Even if we sell cheaply at K10 per kg, that is K200,000 gross revenue.

A realistic estimate:

- Gross revenue: K200,000
- Production costs (30%): K60,000
- Crop failure allowance (5%): K10,000
- Selling & transport costs (5%): K10,000

Estimated profit: K120,000

Someone earning K8,000 per month would need 15 months of salary to earn K120,000.

Farming is not about using more fertilizer—it is about using the right knowledge. Learn, calculate your numbers, and farm wisely.

From the Engineer Farmer – Farm Smart, Profit More.

27/07/2026

Farming, requires petience and proper planning.
Pine Farming as a farmer, is one way to prepare for your retirement. Especially if you are farming in areas with good rainfall patterns.

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