Butternut squash halves with bright orange flesh and seeds, laid on straw alongside whole squash pieces. Agribusiness

Butternut Farming: A guide for beginners 

Butternut squash farming is becoming a favourite among smallholder and commercial growers because it is easy to grow, matures quickly and keeps well after harvest. With steady demand from supermarkets, hotels, schools and households, butternut offers a reliable income without the heavy costs of many vegetable crops. Why grow butternut? Butternut is a hardy vegetable […]

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Butternut farming:Why some farms harvest big,sweet fruits while others struggle

Butternut squash farming has become increasingly popular among small- and medium-scale farmers due to its high market demand, long shelf life and attractive prices. Hotels, supermarkets, open-air markets and export buyers all value butternut for its sweetness, uniform shape and versatility in cooking. Despite this potential, many farmers plant butternut with high hopes only to […]

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