op does nt know difference btw food crops and cash crops op does nt know difference btw food crops and cash crops

If only our people can start producing any of these crops, even if its small scale, what a better nation Nigeria will be

I wish we can maximize the best out of them. Best enough to export.

The beauty of those made in Nigeria crop is that, they are not genetically modified. What if they were?

The beauty of those production figures is that, they were from less mechanized agriculture. What if they were?

The beauty of the farm inputs is that they are from less research and developments. What if they were?

The beauty of it now is that oil price is falling. What if we can us the resources between our ears?

We only discuss about agric whenever oil price is dropping. Shîiiiiiiio . can not count the number of illegal solid minerals miners in the north. Jesus of otuoke Wake up

Nigeria is rich! we do not need to sell oil to foreign. the cheap oil is good for the development and growth of the indigenous companies of nigeria.

Pavore9:
Do google Senai Wolderufael of Feed Green Exports Company. lt inspsires.

I just did. That guy is truly doing good and living part
of what I am still dreaming of. I'm sure NERP is ready
to help Nigerians start these export biz as well.

What a great resource you just mentioned there.

Food business is a great one!!!

~ Sheyi

Nice job OP Big money in agri

ijebu: cassava, kolanut, ginger, koko yam, yam

What of marijuana, planted in ogbese

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OP, Nigeria isn't the largest palm kernel producer in the world...you got it all mixed up...Indonesia is #1 the Msia then Nigeria...okay, bye


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Pavore9:
Nigeria is also the largest producer of cocoyam, a crop which is highly under-utilized.

wat is it used for other than eating it

rildwanullahi:
wat is it used for other than eating it

even at that, we under-eat it

LajaLaba:
U are right so under utilized!even all those crops cos so many big companies around the world cant do without them!I really wish to go into processing soon!God help us

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What's so special about cocoyam?

FarmTech:

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What's so special about cocoyam?

Try to read the earliar post about it i guess the other name is Taro

LajaLaba:
Try to read my earliar post sir

Got it.

FarmTech:

Got it.

Ok

amunkita:
Am frm Borno nd we produce Bombs in large Metric tonnage.

Some silly post we often take for granted. You may wake up and find yourself missing.

Pavore9:
The commonest is to make flour out of it to serve as soup thickner,l live in a place where l have no access to fresh cocoyam so l use d flour for soup.

Cocoyam can also be processed into balls in form of chess balls .

kaywiluv:


Cocoyam can also be processed into balls in form of chess balls .

Cheese balls.

illicit:

Cheese balls.

Yes, dat was a mistake.

kaywiluv:


Yes, dat was a mistake.

i knew. Whats gud?

illicit:

i knew. Whats gud?

Everytin

kaywiluv:

Everytin

thats great, have a lovely night rest

Wow. Looking into possibility of farming cocoyam, also sweet potato. Any body into such yet?

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And yet, we always clamor for what what we cant produce in abundance e.g rice

Pavore9:
The commonest is to make flour out of it to serve as soup thickner,l live in a place where l have no access to fresh cocoyam so l use d flour for soup.

please how are getting the flour over there?

you mean they dont plant it there at all up till today?

thanks

kaywiluv:


Cocoyam can also be processed into balls in form of cheese balls .

how is that done?