Feeding a capital city
A sea of cabbages, cabbages cabbages as far as the eye can see.
This commercial farmer produces 4 million cabbages per year to supply to hawkers and retailers in the city of Luanda.
They have cabbages growing all year round and you can find from freshly planted seedlings to ready to harvest at any time.
These are just forming heads and are a few weeks from maturity and harvesting.
In the sub-tropics it takes lots of pesticides to obliterate the hordes of pests that would attack these vegetables otherwise. As can be seen there are no holes in these leaves but without these pesticides the cabbage moth caterpillars would turn them into a patchwork quilt.
Lusaka, methinks 😊
Now this is really something unique to watch and you said right about the cabbage view, it's literally reflecting as an world of cabbage and i am just imagining how many times for an day people are cooking cabbage. The most important aspect is, they are growing the natural farming and this is really important, and in my opinion there would be never an lack of supply of cabbage. Thanks for sharing and wishing you an great day. Stay blessed. 🙂
This Plants are very crowded in demand by the community. and included in valuable vegetables,, Thank You So Much Sir @mandela
Its called "pata kopy" in my country
wow is really amazing, this is one of my favorites, I really love them. Thanks for sharing this friend.
Lol we are just harvested our last cabbages
Well done 👌
Wow......... What makes cabbage stands out among other vegetables simple as as A.B.C....... Cabbage is a very good source of manganese, dietary fiber, potassium, vitamin B1, folate and copper. Additionally, cabbage is a good source of choline, phosphorus, vitamin B2, magnesium, calcium, selenium, iron, pantothenic acid, protein and niacin. All these nutrients are needed by the body for a healthy living...This is why cabbage is a unique and healthy vegetable for you to eat.
That is really beautiful natural place and also Feeding a capital city,,,,and also looking amazing filed thanks for sharing with us
Resteem done