Shatta Wale's Ex-Fiancée Michy Gets Her Hands Dirty On Her Farm As She Plants Cucumber Seeds, Video

Shatta Wale's Ex-Fiancée Michy Gets Her Hands Dirty On Her Farm As She Plants Cucumber Seeds, Video

  • Ghanaian musician Michy has shown that she has developed a passion for farming as she shared a lovely video on her Instagram page
  • The video, taken by one of the farmers on her land showed her spreading cucumber seeds on the already-prepared beds
  • Many people applauded her and encouraged her not to stop farming despite the challenges she might face
  • Ghanaian farmer Nana Sasu spoke to YEN.com.gh about farming and how the rains and Ghana's weather seasons affected farmers

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Michy, the former fiancée of dancehall musician Shatta Wale, in a viral video nursed cucumber seeds on her farm located in Aburi.

Michy, Farming, Nursing cucumber, Shatta Wale's baby mama, Michy's businesses
Shatta Wale's ex-fiancée Michy nurses cucumber seeds on her farm. Image Credit: @michygh
Source: Instagram

Michy farming

In the video Michy posted on her Instagram page, she was seen spreading cucumber seeds on the beds which she and the farmers prepared.

One of the farmers recorded Michy, who recently ventured into farming, busily spreading the seeds which another farmer handed to her.

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Despite, the slight rainfall, Michy showed that she was not perturbed and showed a passion for her new venture.

In the caption, she shared with her followers the agenda that day on the farm and noted that every great harvest began with a single seed.

"Planting seeds as the rain pours & nourishes the earth, because every great harvest begins with a single seed. 🌱 Cultivating the future at M & M Farms!" she wrote in the caption of the video.

Michy planting cucumber seeds

Reactions to Michy farming

Many people were impressed with Michy, who owns a fruit juice company called Juice Bae. They talked about their admiration for farming and how she was doing a great job.

Others also encouraged her in the comment section, while others were worried about her using her bare hands to farm without using an item or protective clothing such as a glove.

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Below are the heartwarming reactions of social media users to Michy farming in Aburi after being crowned a queen-mother of the town:

macktoahofficial said:

"Please wear gloves to protect your beautiful hands and not to dirty your fingers."

scorpion_5366 said:

"The young people must get involved in Agriculture as the Supreme Leader President Mahama has said :: Bravoooooo ‼️"

official_rampage_empire said:

"Our queen @michygh is fully into agriculture in recent times."

ojoohnana said:

"I guess dis kind lifestyle dey happy Nana Hemaa Michy. You're blessed 🙏."

ivy_glamourr said:

"Can we have an assistant agriculture minister please @officialjdmahama @johndumelo1."

nana.boateng.supreme1 said:

"Very hardworking woman with a great mind . Ah just love you ❤️."

alwayspurple3 said:

"You are doing a great job 👏 👏👏👏 such a hardworking lady 💯 May the good Lord bless your hustle🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏."

"Rainfall affected farming" - Nana Sasu

Ghanaian farmer Nana Sasu spoke to YEN.com.gh about farming and how Ghana's weather seasons affected farmers and their choice of crops to grow.

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He explained that Ghana's rainfall patterns were a determining factor in what crops farmers could grow.

Nana Sasu said that there were farmers who only produced once or twice a year because their crops heavily depended on the rainy season. He advised that for farmers to grow crops all year round, they needed to invest in irrigation.

"Ghana’s rainfall patterns affect what and when farmers can grow. Most farmers only produce once or twice a year because they depend on the rainy season. If you want to grow year-round, you’ll need to invest in irrigation."

The astute Ghanaian farmer noted that understanding the seasons was key in terms of planting at the right time which then translated into better yields and higher profits.

"Understanding the seasons is key—planting at the right time means better yields and higher profits. Smart farmers work with the weather, not against it. Smarter farmers work regardless of the weather because they plan to make up for it. (This is not the same for every crop)"

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Michy announces new EP featuring Majesty

YEN.com.gh reported that musician Michy, in a video with her son Majesty, announced the release of an upcoming EP.

The baby mama of dancehall musician Shatta Wale said that her La Madrina EP would feature collaborations with Majesty and Ghanaian singer Camidoh.

The video of Michy announcing her upcoming EP with Majesty melted many hearts and heightened the anticipation of her fans for its release.

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Geraldine Amoah (Entertainment editor) Geraldine Amoah is an Entertainment Editor at YEN.com.gh. She pursued Business Administration at Ashesi University and graduated in 2020. She has over 3 years of experience in journalism. Geraldine's professional career in journalism started at Myjoyonline at Multimedia Group Limited, where she worked as a writer. She has completed Google News Initiative News Lab courses in Advanced digital reporting and fighting misinformation.

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