Vegetable Farming in Zambia: How We Farm Carrots: From Seed to Harvest
Carrots are a popular root vegetable that are widely cultivated around the world. They belong to the family of plants that includes parsley, celery, and dill. This video shares how and why Mondo Farms cultivates this vegetable. Like all our Crop stories, it starts with some background on this important and popular vegetable. It then takes an in-depth look back at how we planted and grew a crop of carrot on Riverside 1 Blocks A-C. The process starts with preparing the beds and then planted the seed. We next fed and protected the carrot, before finally starting to harvest. The video also discusses the benefits of including carrot in our crop rotation strategy for vegetable farming success.

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