Now that I have your attention (I hope), allow me to introduce myself. My name is Zlanpea Wehyee, though I understand that many find it challenging to pronounce. Feel free to call me Pea for short. I was born on the 14th of April in Abidjan, Cote d'Ivoire, and it was my mother's unwavering determination for a brighter future that brought my sisters and me to the United States.
Fueled by her ambition, I embarked on an academic journey that culminated in my graduation from Franklin Pierce University in 2020, where I earned a major in Environmental Science and a minor in Criminal Justice.
My profound passion for plants has guided me towards the realm of Hydroponic farming. Over the past four years, I've honed my expertise in this field, having worked with hydroponic systems in Henniker, New Hampshire, and Chicago, IL. Currently, I am actively engaged in hydroponic farming in the serene landscapes of Hawi, Hawaii.
Looking ahead, my overarching goal within the next five years is to establish a cutting-edge hydroponic facility in Ganta, Nimba County, Liberia. This endeavor represents a significant step towards sustainable agriculture and supporting local communities.
Thank you for investing your time in exploring my blog. Should you have any questions or seek guidance on any aspect, I am wholeheartedly at your service.