A visit to my farm to inspect the fruits of planting: It's Weekend Delight

Hi guys. How's your day going? As for me mine is super fantastic. It's another weekend full of fun. Irrespective of the hardship experienced by most Nigerians, happiness is self-determined and I've always decided to be happy all the time no matter the situation I'm in. Most countries in Europe and America's have placed travel ban on Nigerians who intended visiting their country. The rate at which the Omicron variant of the covid-19 pandemic is spreading around the world scares me a lot, so I don't have any intention to leave Nigeria soon. To me Christmas is a time to sit, eat, reflect and prepare for year ahead, so instead of staying idle over the weekend I usually visit my farm to inspect the progress we've made within this period and sometimes harvest the matured fruits and prepare a very delicious meal out of them. Early this morning, I visited my poultry farm to observe my new birds and the goats in the farm behind my house. My farm has been helpful in easing the pressure of the economic hardship. This is because most of the items used in cooking our meals are harvested from the farm. Follow me to see what my farm looks like. Before we proceed to the poultry and goat farm, let's look my matured coconuts harvested from my coconut farm. I believe you all know the benefits of coconut to humans consumption and the industrial world. Greetings once again from @salvadornkpara.

It'll surprise you that I prepared a delicious plantain porridge with matured plantain bunch from my farm. You'll see how I prepared it. My love for plantain porridge made me to plant them in my farm.

We also have okro and pumpkin leaf in our garden. In this part of the world, okro and pumpkin are very essential commodities. We use the okro and pumpkin to cook okro soup. Planting pumpkins in your garden helps you to enjoy the benefits of vegetables in your daily diets.