Australia Burning

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Bush fires si mchezo
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Last picture reminds me one of the saddest movie I ever watched. "The boy with striped pajamas". The Jewish boy ended up dying in gas chamber with the german general's son.. very sad movie

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Australia is a top producer of Macadamia, and those fires must have caused significant damages to their crops, so, in the next few years, we are looking for higher demands in the world market.
It happened either in the late 90's or early 00's, and our farmers were smiling all the way to the bank.
 
Devil's pet house.
Tuthu wa Ndenderu said:
Australia is a top producer of Macadamia, and those fires must have caused significant damages to their crops, so, in the next few years, we are looking for higher demands in the world market.
It happened either in the late 90's or early 00's, and our farmers were smiling all the way to the bank.
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How long does macadamia take to grow? Nikimbilie seedlings next week
 
Okiya said:
Devil's pet house.


How long does macadamia take to grow? Nikimbilie seedlings next week
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Macadamia nuts grow on large bushy trees which start producing after four or five years. The trees will be in full production after six years and will continue indefinitely.
There are several major varieties of macadamia nuts including Cates, Beaumonts, James and others.
Depending on the variety, the nuts may drop when they are ready for harvesting, or you may need to pick them off the trees. Cates will split the outer hull on the nut and drop. This normally will start in late October and continue through to the end of January.

 
Tuthu wa Ndenderu said:
Macadamia nuts grow on large bushy trees which start producing after four or five years. The trees will be in full production after six years and will continue indefinitely.
There are several major varieties of macadamia nuts including Cates, Beaumonts, James and others.
Depending on the variety, the nuts may drop when they are ready for harvesting, or you may need to pick them off the trees. Cates will split the outer hull on the nut and drop. This normally will start in late October and continue through to the end of January.

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Climbing a macadamia tree is not a joke. Those thorny leaves can badly injure you. The trick is to plant the short thin varieties which you can shake and drop the ready nuts
 
Tuthu wa Ndenderu said:
Australia is a top producer of Macadamia, and those fires must have caused significant damages to their crops, so, in the next few years, we are looking for higher demands in the world market.
It happened either in the late 90's or early 00's, and our farmers were smiling all the way to the bank.
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The problem is that you cannot export NIS which would have benefited most farmers. The Australians export the nut in shell to China na bei mzuri sana. Akina munga wa equity, Junglenut, Kenya nut and a few others ganged up and convinced the government that wana fanya value addition. So farmers have no option but to sell to them.
 
Sambamba said:
The problem is that you cannot export NIS which would have benefited most farmers. The Australians export the nut in shell to China na bei mzuri sana. Akina munga wa equity, Junglenut, Kenya nut and a few others ganged up and convinced the government that wana fanya value addition. So farmers have no option but to sell to them.
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munakula muguka na kuexport nuts ! Mungu anawaona .
 
Australia is prone to these wild fires. An informative thread about nut. Have nostalgically remembered early years how we used to collect and crush them. Another fruit was zambaruu
 
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