dammy1985: Same to you jethro....

jethro2: Will get across to you soon. Please bear with us.

dammy1985:
I just sent you a mail now... pls, reply

2baga: Bravo jethro,
congrats on keeping the ship sailing and in the right direction too.
More Grace

jethro2: Nomination and election for new executives will be holding tomorrow in Abeokuta. Time is 10am. Please lets be punctual

sleemoon:
Hello bro.... I jst came across ur thread for d first tym... Nd I ll like to contribute my own quota... Pls lemme knw if dere is still space nd all oda info to my mail box ... Sleemuun@gmail.com. Thanks in anticipation

jethro2:
You are welcome.. There is space to contribute your quotas. you have to be at one of the meetings. We are having one today. Every second saturday of the month is our meeting

sleemoon:
Where is d address?

jethro2: The meeting of Entrepreneurs will be holding on Saturday 9th August 2014. Venue Block J Plot 9 Bola Ajibola Street Abeokuta Ogun State. Time 10am.

FarmTech: Pls hw much does registration cost?

jethro2:
I think you should have idea of what we do before registering. This can be done when you attend a meeting. You can participate as an observer or visitor first.

FarmTech:
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I already know wot u do from previous pages. I live all the way in Anambra state. I've been researching land leasing in my area but the one i got was more expensive. So I may be lking at other states. Can u pls tell list the cost involve? Be it any registrations, labor cost, hidden cost etc.

ksabid: Well done Jethro, keep up the good work. Is it possible to lease government land in Oyo town (Oyo ile)?

jethro2:
There are lots of question involved with land leasing especially that you will be far from the farm. The points are: What do you need the land for? Is it livestock or cropping? How do you intend to manage it? All these should be put into consideration before leasing land. Soil types and climates changes are also factors to be considered before leasing land for a particular type of crop or livestock.

jethro2:
There are lots of question involved with land leasing especially that you will be far from the farm. The points are: What do you need the land for? Is it livestock or cropping? How do you intend to manage it? All these should be put into consideration before leasing land. Soil types and climates changes are also factors to be considered before leasing land for a particular type of crop or livestock.

frakdon: Hello! Jethro,
Well done. I tried calling yur mobile line isn't reachable?

FarmTech:
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I intend to go into crop farming, cassava and/or maize. I'll nt live very far from the place and may even combine it with rabbits, goats and grasscutters.

jethro2:
I don't know of any government land in Oyo town. There could be but I don't have any idea. Most lands in Oyo area are leased through the bales and the Obas.

jethro2:
That will be nice. Lands are very cheap in the villages/rural areas. It might be a few distance to the city.
One needs to know the chiefs and the bales.
In the South West, you can find cheap lands in the villages. I want to believe same thing happens all over the country.
Its getting across to the right people
Relocation to a new area may be quite expensive. I would advise sourcing for cheap one in the environment that you are used to. It will be cheaper and cost effective no matter how