jethro2: Every activities in farming is lucrative provided you have your market. There is also market for every agric products but you need to mind your timing. For instance, peppers and tomatoes are always scarce and therefore expensive between December to February. Timing your pepper to be harvest at those time will fetch you much though cost more to plant cause you need to wet.

jethro2:
Every activities in farming is lucrative provided you have your market. There is also market for every agric products but you need to mind your timing. For instance, peppers and tomatoes are always scarce and therefore expensive between December to February. Timing your pepper to be harvest at those time will fetch you much though cost more to plant cause you need to wet.

9janinja:

Guys pls I need ur candid advise on dis issue .....I ave 4plots in ogun state n I stay in lagos , lemme cut d story short I really need to put d land into action as am not getting younger n I desperately need money. An educated hausa told me he's ready to work for me on d farm . Pls which farm activity du u guys think is highly profitable..thanks

9janinja:
Thanks for ur candid n quick response ....pls wats ur best advise n also wats ur best idea /concept to put d land into a profitable use as I'll b chanced to visit d farm only on Sundays .

olushowunm:
Oniwo, its okay to do both. I farmed in both.
First if you want to plant tomato as it is currently done now in Nigeria, you will never break even.
My advise is that 3 hectares is too much for you to start vegetable production on, break the plot into 2 and plant maize on the 2 acres first while you use the 1 hectare to plant tomatoes and Ugwu.
Ugwu don't really require land, may be 0.5 acres of the land is enough since you will need to design canopy stake for it.
Any other information pm me. Thanks

GGfadar:
[color=#006600][/color]ugwu is the best my friend . spend less, gd management and get gd profit . if u need more details in doing it right contact me on toyrot2002@yahoo.com

olushowunm:
Oniwo, its okay to do both. I farmed in both.
First if you want to plant tomato as it is currently done now in Nigeria, you will never break even.
My advise is that 3 hectares is too much for you to start vegetable production on, break the plot into 2 and plant maize on the 2 acres first while you use the 1 hectare to plant tomatoes and Ugwu. Pls i really want more detail on what is involved for ugwu farming
Ugwu don't really require land, may be 0.5 acres of the land is enough since you will need to design canopy stake for it.
Any other information pm me. Thanks

famousokhuevbie:
Hello, i really need your candid advice on this, i am in search of buyers for my ugwu products, kindly advice on where where to look because i do have them in large quantity.
thanks