Maximizing Your Onion Farming in Kenya with Onion Doctor’s Expertise

Are you in need of in-depth knowledge on onion and garlic production? If yes, we are a call away. Our service chatter includes: Onion seedlings, Garlic seedlings, Farm planning services, Soil testing, Drip irrigation installation and maintenance, Agronomic support, Onion and Garlic value pack and Farm management. For free consultation, placing orders or booking a visit with an agronomist, please contact us via Call or what’s app +254703982228, Email: Info@oniondoctor.co.ke.

In the world of onion farming in Kenya, success hinges on proper guidance and timely actions. Onion Doctor is your trusted partner in achieving exceptional yields. Explore our expert insights and training to ensure your onion farming venture thrives. Contact us today at a competitive price for valuable information and resources.

Are you looking to excel in onion farming in Kenya? Onion Doctor offers essential guidelines and training for transplanting, spacing, and timely cultivation, all aimed at optimizing your yield. Discover our drought-resistant, disease-free seedlings, known for their exceptional quality, guaranteeing maximum yields by season’s end. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to elevate your onion farming in Kenya. We’re here for you!

Transplanting Seedlings for Maximum Yield:  Your onion seedlings are ready for transplanting approximately 4 weeks (40 days) after germination or when they reach the same thickness as a pencil. To prepare your seedlings for the transition, follow these key steps:

7-10 days before transplanting, gradually reduce watering and remove any shading to help the seedlings acclimate to direct sunlight.

Optimal transplanting times are early morning (6-10 am) or late afternoon (4-6 pm). Two hours prior to transplanting, water the nursery beds so you can remove each seedling with a small lump of soil.

Select the healthiest and strongest seedlings for transplanting. Weaker ones can remain in the nursery longer to bolster their growth.

Plant the seedlings with a 10 cm spacing between them, and maintain rows that are 30 cm apart. Plant each seedling in holes 1.5 cm deep, firming the soil around the seedling.

Weed Management and Nutrient Optimization:  Weeds can threaten your crop by siphoning water and nutrients while also providing hiding spots for pests and diseases. To safeguard your onions: Regularly remove weeds as soon as they appear in your onion bed. Consider using herbicides for efficient weed control. Always follow the product instructions and wear protective gear when applying herbicides. When your onions are thriving, apply 120 kg of Calcium Ammonium Nitrate (CAN) per acre. You can purchase CAN from local agrovets.

Onion Doctor: Your Partner in Success Onion Doctor stands firmly with smallholder farmers across Africa, including Kenya, providing top-notch, affordable resources and support. Our offerings encompass high-quality onion and garlic seedlings, onion seedlings, farm planning services, soil testing, drip irrigation installation and maintenance, agronomic support, onion and garlic value packs, farm management, e-extension services, and on-farm training. Our mission is to empower farmers to optimize their yields and maximize their profits. Elevate your onion farming in Kenya with Onion Doctor’s expert guidance and resources. Contact us today to embark on a journey of agricultural success. Your success story begins with us, your trusted partner in onion farming in Kenya.

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