Kislev Money Solutions

03/09/2023

Rail commuting is affordable and safe...

‘When we were launching the Leralla to Germiston line on Monday, we had commuters saying that they were spending R1 900 on just taxis, but now per month they're spending R350 on taking the train,’ says Prasa spokesperson Andiswa Makanda.

03/09/2023

Choose your path ..

25/01/2023

Do it broke, do it scared, do it alone , DO WHAT IT TAKES TO GET TO WHERE YOU WANT.

25/01/2023

Good morning farmers. Arise and shine and let's do better than we did last week.

25/01/2023

Farming

25/01/2023

PROFITABLE TOMATO FARMING

If Tomatoes farming is done the right way will always pay. This explains why the venture is such a profitable business idea.

Tomatoes grow very fast. Most tomato varieties such as the Ansal F1, Jarrah F1,Tuda F1, Zara F1, Bawito safa reach maturity 65-75 days after transplanting.

Many farmers have adopted production per unit area, this makes them monitor and consider production per every unit in the farm.

Farming Skills and knowledge in tomato production is also very critical.

A well grown tomato fruit can weigh from 80g 150g and give a yield of 20 to 35 tonnes per acre. Tomatoes are consumed while fresh, cooked as vegetables, add to salads or get the processed tomatoes.

Environmental conditions is one of the biggest factor that's limits or leads to successful production. Warm conditions with average humidity are highly favorable to tomato farming. Extremely high temperatures lead to high pest and disease infestation thus lower yields or increased cost of production. In addition, excessive humidity will increase susceptibility to tomato fungal infections /diseases.

Minimizing the cost and increasing quality and quantity in production is the main factor to achieve good profits in Tomatoes venture.

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Let's grow together.

25/01/2023

Avhaathu Queeneth Mutele is the founder of Q-ton cooking oil. They supply to households, small & big business such as restaurants, spaza shops and NGO’s. Deliveries available in Selected areas of GP & Limpopo.

For sales contact 82 512 4620/072 525 8568

25/01/2023

FYI

PEOPLE WILL PASS ON BUT THEIR WORK WILL REMAIN

Widely respected as the doyen of black business, Dr Richard Maponya passed away on 6 January 2020 in Johannesburg just a few days after his 99th birthday.

Maponya was a property developer best known for building a business empire, Soweto's Maponya Mall, despite the restrictions apartheid imposed on black South Africans back then.

Here are 10 facts about Maponya:

1. When he was 24, Maponya - a teacher at the time - took a job as a stock taker at a clothing manufacturer. The manager sold Maponya soiled clothing and offcuts, which he then resold in Soweto.
2. He eventually saved enough capital to open a clothing retailer in Soweto, despite being denied a license under apartheid laws restricting business ownership for black South Africans. He had even hired a law firm of Mandela and Tambo to help him obtain the license.
3. In the early 1950s, Maponya and his wife Marina (a cousin of Mandela) established the Dube Hygienic Dairy, which employed boys on bicycles to deliver milk to customers - who didn't have access to electricity or refrigeration - in Soweto.
4. In the 1960s, Maponya was a founding member and first president of the National African Federated Chamber of Commerce (Nafcoc), and the founder and chairman of the African Chamber of Commerce.
5. By the 70s, his clothing empire has had grown, and he had begun to branch out into other areas: general stores, car dealership, and filling stations. His most recognisable development though has been Soweto's Maponya Mall.
6. On the 27 September 2007 Nelson Mandela officialy opened Maponya Mall, one of the largest shopping centers in the country.
7. Maponya secured the land on which the mall is situated in 1979, first on a 100- year lease. Then, in 1994 after several attempts, he acquired it outright.
8. Continuing to grow Soweto's economy, Maponya also Maponya Motor City in Klipsruit Valley Road in Orlando East. The development included a Volkswagen and Toyota dealership respectively.
9. At the time former Deputy President Kgalema Motlanthe said the development was "another milestone for Soweto by the Maponya Group as they continue to build sustainable world-class businesses in Soweto".
10. Maponya Motor City was the first such business in the south of Johannesburg, and now the Maponya Group's ventures include property development, horse racing and breeding, retail, automotive sales, filling stations and liquor stores.

25/01/2023

25/01/2023

Grow your own food...

25/01/2023

Start Where You Are, Use What You Have, Do What You Can. Have A Blessed Sunday Hustlers! 🙌