Farming in Haiti

Look at this photo... Corn growing in my little backyard farm in Haiti...

The majority of Haitian farmers plan corn but unfortunately, they have to wait for the rain season to plant the corn.

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Look at this photo... Corn growing in my little backyard farm in Haiti...

The majority of Haitian farmers plan corn but unfortunately, they have to wait for the rain season to plant the corn.

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Look at this photo... Corn growing in my little backyard farm in Haiti...

The majority of Haitian farmers plan corn but unfortunately, they have to wait for the rain season to plant the corn.

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Look at this photo... Corn growing in my little backyard farm in Haiti...

The majority of Haitian farmers plan corn but unfortunately, they have to wait for the rain season to plant the corn.

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Look at this photo... Corn growing in my little backyard farm in Haiti...

The majority of Haitian farmers plan corn but unfortunately, they have to wait for the rain season to plant the corn.

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Here is a photo of a sweet potato garden in Haiti. sweet potatoes are a beautiful plant that you can grow in your backyard. Within 90 days you can start eating your own backyard sweet potatoes.

Plante 2 3 bwa patat deye lakay ou epi nan 90 jou patat agogo. Se sa k Haiti a...

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Most, if not all, of the vegetables that you consume in Haiti when you come to visit are fresh organic vegetables from the Haitian countryside.

Here we could see beautiful carrots fresh tomatoes, celery, green peppers, onions, cucumbers and other vegetables all fresh and organic from local Haitian farms.

This photo is from Haiti agricultural day fair, May 1st in Damien, Haiti, where the state University of Agronomy and Veterinary Medicine is located.

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