guess so
but its a lesson you have learnt.
move on and grow them tomatoes.
by the way, where is your farm? i have a farming blood in me, though i have never used it

@aemathenge
I feel you man.I experinced same thing in April this year.Never ever do weather dependant farming since it's a very dangerous gamble kama si green house ama drip farming siko!

Hi all,

the food insuffiency in kenya will take a long long time indeed to curb...reasons:

...too many preditors in the field whose main intentions is to create an artificial shortage to prey on others and make millions.

...farm inputs too expensive due to the immoral tax regime and no let up by the taxman.

...it is now evident that rainfal cannot be relied on when it is required...at least the last 10 years have shown that.

Lol vvs, i too miss those days. I miss the sound of rain at night puting me to sleep, the lightening and thunder frightening the hell out of me and those flying termites "kumbi kumbi" that used to come out when it rained, poor things they must be really crowed in their digz now that it rarely rains!

You spoke too soon. Chaos yesterday in the evening

it just got dark and it was not yet night..u cd have seen trees n billboards fallen in the muthurwa mkt..

...yes,maji flowing down to the ocean.

What was experienced in Nrb were the sideshows of what Narok was going thru....if what happened over there were to have started in NBI, Kenya kwisha..

n when we are called 'pumbavu' we take offence...