REQUIREMENTS FOR SUCCESS IN AGRIBUSINESS

1. Knowledge
Successful farmers are constantly researching. They are always looking for new information to improve their farming methods and practices. By doing this, it will help them increase productivity on their farm and boost sales. Knowledge is power and the continuous pursuit of this will ensure that you are always ahead with modern farming.

2. Passion
This should actually have been the first point on this list. You need to have a passion for farming in order to succeed. You have to love your job. Show me a productive farm in Kenya and I will show you a passionate owner running the farm. Apparently this point applies to every business owner in Kenya. If you are planning to engage in agriculture it is highly important that you really love what you are doing because this will help you cope in times of failure. You will have a reason to get up every time you fall. This will keep you working.

3. Problem Solving Abilities
When you are running a farm you will soon realize that there are some set-backs that require creative thinking. You have to come up with new ways to solve problems to make your farm run smoothly and more productive. There are certain methods that are not laid out on instruction manuals, so the farmer has to come up with his/her own innovative ideas.

4. Marketing
How am I going to sell my crops after harvest? This question worries many new farmers but not the successful farmer. To succeed in farming you have to know all the different ways of marketing products. With the new technologies in today‘s generation (Facebook, Twitter, Youtube, etc) you cannot miss. You have to use everything out there to ensure that your products get maximum exposure.

5. Perseverance
This requires the strongest individuals. Farming can sometimes bring loses if the weather does not go your way. Though one can involve Insurance companies but this can proove expensive especially for starters who are not financially stable, here risk-taking applies.

So if you really want to get back together with him, you’ll have to decide if you can get over the fact that she left you. … You’ll really have to do some self-reflecting and decide if the way and reason she dumped you is reason enough for you to forgive. If not, you just can’t take her back.

Put her on a probation period for a prolonged period of time. You need to tell her that it would take time before you can trust her again. Do NOT allow him to walk into your life like it’s a public square, where he can hang out and enjoy all its beauty and entertainment for free. Make her work very hard for it. Remember, behavior Never Lies. Someone can tell you anything you want to hear, but if they are not sincere, their behavior will tell you a completely different story.

In Dubai, the first step in filing for divorce is to register the case at the Moral and Family Guidance Section of the Dubai Courts. Attempts to reconcile divorcing parties will be made with the guidance of an appointed counselor. If both parties are adamant about the divorce, then the case is forwarded to the courts.

How long it takes

This usually depends on the complexity of the matter but can be three to six months, sometimes more, depending on the case. For example, divorce proceedings in Dubai are quicker than in the UK.

Because divorce cases in the UAE are governed by the Islamic Sharia law, it can be difficult for the estranged couple to separate as the judge must be fully convinced the marriage will not work.

Once you have decided to apply for divorce, establish you are of sound mind and able to make your own choices. The matter is then registered at the Moral and Family Guidance Section at the Dubai Court. Shortly afterward, a counselor meets the couple to discuss their problems to see if there is any chance of reconciliation, before beginning the divorce process.

If the couple, or either of them, still insist on divorce, the application will be forwarded to a judge at court to obtain his decision on the divorce.

If the couple are both Muslims and residents in Dubai, Sharia/UAE law will most likely be applied to their divorce. The same is likely if the husband is a Muslim and the woman a non-Muslim.

Find a peaceful conclusion

Engaging lawyers will help ensure a warring couple has an orderly parting, and that any children borne out of their union (or adopted in the course of their marriage) are fairly protected. The best recourse is doing everything you can to arrive at an amicable settlement with your soon-to-be-ex.