On 21 January 2026, Emseni Farming assisted Mr. Phakathi in his garden in Maphumulo. Making the most of the open spaces between his maize crop, he planted cabbage, spinach, and beetroot seedlings. This intercropping approach not only maximizes land use but also results in a more productive and diverse harvest - which means more healthy food available for his family to eat!
On 21 January 2026, Emseni Farming assisted Mr. Phakathi in his garden in Maphumulo. Making the most of the open spaces between his maize crop, he planted cabbage, spinach, and beetroot seedlings. This intercropping approach not only maximizes land use but also results in a more productive and diverse harvest – which means more healthy…
On 21 January 2026, Emseni Farming assisted Mr. Phakathi in his garden in Maphumulo. Making the most of the open spaces between his maize crop, he planted cabbage, spinach, and beetroot seedlings. This intercropping approach not only maximizes land use but also results in a more productive and diverse harvest – which means more healthy…
On 21 January 2026, Emseni Farming assisted Mr. Phakathi in his garden in Maphumulo. Making the most of the open spaces between his maize crop, he planted cabbage, spinach, and beetroot seedlings. This intercropping approach not only maximizes land use but also results in a more productive and diverse harvest – which means more healthy…
On 21 January 2026, Emseni Farming assisted Mr. Phakathi in his garden in Maphumulo. Making the most of the open spaces between his maize crop, he planted cabbage, spinach, and beetroot seedlings. This intercropping approach not only maximizes land use but also results in a more productive and diverse harvest – which means more healthy…
On 21 January 2026, Emseni Farming assisted Mr. Phakathi in his garden in Maphumulo. Making the most of the open spaces between his maize crop, he planted cabbage, spinach, and beetroot seedlings. This intercropping approach not only maximizes land use but also results in a more productive and diverse harvest – which means more healthy…
On 21 January 2026, Emseni Farming assisted Mr. Phakathi in his garden in Maphumulo. Making the most of the open spaces between his maize crop, he planted cabbage, spinach, and beetroot seedlings. This intercropping approach not only maximizes land use but also results in a more productive and diverse harvest – which means more healthy…