Have you cultivated any crop to cut cost of feeding for yourself and family?

[Kross]

It is no secret that if you can cultivate some of the crops you consume daily, you would drastically cut the amount that you spend on feeding. Are you cultivating any crop to cut down your feeding costs?

 

[Fidelia]

I have cultivated spinach to minimize how much I spend on my food. And in just two months, it has saved me over $50 that I spend on vegetables.

 

[Augusta]

Yes, cultivated crops to reduce feeding costs for my family by growing readily available and cost-effective produce like maize, cassava, or vegetables like tomatoes, peppers, and leafy greens.

 

[Min George]

I am looking to cultivate some tomatoes alongside pepper in my backyard to help cut cost of food. It is a wise idea to cultivate some food crops one consumes regularly.

 

[Augusta]

Crops need to be cultivated primarily to provide food for humans and livestock, as well as for industrial and other uses

 

[Kera]

I have not yet cultivated a crop to augment my food and save on my food bill. That's because I don't have space in the premises I am staying now. I am moving to a premises that has space for a garden in the next two days.

 

[eLdavis]

We have not done this on purpose though, but there are some plantain trees in our back where we get plantain and even bananas and vegetables.