BUMPER HARVEST

bnk444 · Veteran Member

BUMPER HARVEST

mizu yapasi · Member

Dont waste ur time believing those political cooked estimates,they will drive u in a wrong path.Olo amange ma silo ku mangochi koma zioneka 2009

bnk444 · Veteran Member

I have every reason to believe this is true because ,i have been to most places the last 2 months and looking at the fields you will see good maize ,for 2009 we will cross the bridge when the right time comes.

Pope · Guru

estimates are not done by politicians,they are done by the government through civil servants and to trash their findings is beyond argument.The problem is that some politicians tend to influence some decisions.

Tango · Senior Member

bnk444 wrote:

I have every reason to believe this is true because ,i have been to most places the last 2 months and looking at the fields you will see good maize ,for 2009 we will cross the bridge when the right time comes.

STOP counting on eggs before they hatch. Kunja ndi ku mphate kufupi ndi ku Lizulu sikuchedwa ku chenuka. Mvula ikhonza kusiya mochedwa chimanga ndikuola.

bnk444 · Veteran Member

Tango wrote:

bnk444 wrote:

STOP counting on eggs before they hatch. Kunja ndi ku mphate kufupi ndi ku Lizulu sikuchedwa ku chenuka. Mvula ikhonza kusiya mochedwa chimanga ndikuola.

Gentlemen every year since whenever, the Ministry of Agriculture comes out to give crop esimates and there have alway been closer to or more than the actual outcome .I find it very disturbing for you to doubt these estimates.The guys who come up with these estimates are exparts in their field and Government will always know inadvance whether to start prepaing for Hunger or Not depending on their estimation .In the year where the outcome was poor they have always come out and said so. So why should we doubt their estimations this time around?

Pope · Guru

bnk444 wrote:

In the year where the outcome was poor they have always come out and said so. So why should we doubt their estimations this time around?

the doubt is on Bingu

Adilo · Newbie

Amalawi, we are so used to bad news that when we hear good news we tend to doubt. Let us get rid of the negativity and believe that we are indeed having a bumber yield chaka chino.

bnk444 · Veteran Member

Pope wrote:

bnk444 wrote:

the doubt is on Bingu

Why should you doubt Bingu when there is bumper harvest?

mulomwe · Senior Member

He wouldn't know because alibe munda. I have got a garden in the village and I can testify that there will be bumper harvest.

Infact my GARDEN WILL BE RESTED THIS YEAR. There is too much maize.

bnk444 · Veteran Member

Government will allow only 800000 metric tonnes to be exported this year and it will strictly to those with a lincence .This is so inorder to allow Admarc buy more produce from the farmers.

Tango · Senior Member

Tango wrote:

bnk444 wrote:

I have every reason to believe this is true because ,i have been to most places the last 2 months and looking at the fields you will see good maize ,for 2009 we will cross the bridge when the right time comes.

STOP counting on eggs before they hatch. Kunja ndi ku mphate kufupi ndi ku Lizulu sikuchedwa ku chenuka. Mvula ikhonza kusiya mochedwa chimanga ndikuola.

You can recall what I said before. Mvula ija yayambanso ndipo chimanga chija chayamba kukayikitsa. MET department akuti mvula imeneyi ikhala ikubwela for the next two to three weeks ndiye taganizani chimanga chinakhwima kale.

-- Edited by Tango at 13:55, 2007-03-13

bnk444 · Veteran Member

exporting will be done after the rain seson and am sure if anything happens otherwise government will be in control of the situation is not that they will allow you to export just like that you have to meet a creteria that they want it is automatic that one is going to be allowed.
I will comment of the MET department when i get the report later.