What is the essence of having a large cashew farm without it bringing forth fruits. Knowing well that the joy seen in a cashew farmer can't be over emphasized when he sees each of the branches bringing forth flowers which eventually results into cashew fruit and the seed.

My Dad owns a large cashew farm which occupies most of our farm land. Thereby, depriving us of growing food crops in those areas. With the spike in the price of cashew seeds, it always saddens me when I recall how those trees has been failing us.

As at 3 years ago, we realized 11 bags of the seed. Subsequently, the yield has decreased drastically. We got only 5 bags this year which has become the worst of all. Funny enough, more cashew trees are grown every year. Some of the trees don't bring out flowers at all. whereas, some will and the flowers dry off later.

If you have any information which will make the yield of those trees increase, please, you are welcome.

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Cutehector:
Wow.. We learn everyday.

But you can never learn na, is it not you again

Maybe that's how the species of these particular cashews are.

Cut down all the trees, look for another seedlings and plant.

Then, you have to be patient for few years 3-4years before you start another harvest.

Take some prayer warriors to were the tree is located

Let them surround the tree and cast out the demon of barrenness tormenting it

i think it's the specie of the cashew....go for a new specie possibly the rapid yielding species...

pyyxxaro:
Take some prayer warriors to were the tree is located

Let them surround the tree and cast out the demon of barrenness tormenting it

@bold,
They'll now cash-out from him and his dad.

Hezzyluv:
Maybe that's how the species of these particular cashews are.

Cut down all the trees, look for another seedlings and plant.

Then, you have to be patient for few years 3-4years before you start another harvest.

I don't think this is necessary. How many trees do we want to cut down? Some of them are over 20 years and they've been doing well b4

Hezzyluv:


@bold,
They'll now cash-out from him and his dad.

They won’t cashout from him , they would only come to chew free Cashew whenever it starts producing

Gastrocnemius:


I don't think this is necessary. How many trees do we want to cut down? Some of them are over 20 years and they've been doing well b4

You expect over 20years cashews trees to blossom like the early years of Ronaldo and Messi abi?

Ok, go and bring pastors let them cash-out from you and your dad or begin to bring rift among family. Because, some of them will tell you It's Mr. Lagbaja who's harvesting it spiritually.

Hezzyluv:


You expect over 20years cashews trees to blossom like the early years of Ronaldo and Messi abi?

Ok, go and bring pastors let them cash-out from you and your dad or begin to bring rift among family. Because, some of them will tell you It's Mr. Lagbaja Who's Harvesting It Spiritually.

To be Candid, I am not that spiritual to the extent of calling a pastor to come and deliver my cashew farm, though I believe in extra- terrestrial powers based on my experience. Also that your last statement is very possible. You might not believe it but I know people are doing it very well in my area and it works for them

What I really need is that, is there not a way to bye-pass this unfruitfulness in the modern way?. May be through application of chemicals and others

Gastrocnemius:


I don't think this is necessary. How many trees do we want to cut down? Some of them are over 20 years and they've been doing well b4

Low yield due to age?

lorhema:


Low yield due to age?

Not really. There are some young dudes that do not produce at all.

Gastrocnemius:


I don't think this is necessary. How many trees do we want to cut down? Some of them are over 20 years and they've been doing well b4

They are too old. You need to remove them and replant the cashew plantation.

Gastrocnemius:


Not really. There are some young dudes that do not produce at all.

Invite expert to check. Also do soil test.

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Insect could be the cause or male cashew was planted instead of female seed.

Na barren ground be dat

The gods must be angry with him. He should appease them and appease the soil.

It's not it's time. You will have to be patience. Or Maybe you should save rain water and pour it on the trees.

I think you have an infestation, go to the agric section, I once read something like that some time ago, before the crash of nairaland though, I think you should ask, you might get pointed in the direction

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Yes i have
quote author=Gastrocnemius post=111522002]What is the essence of having a large cashew farm without it bringing forth fruits. Knowing well that the joy seen in a cashew farmer can't be over emphasized when he sees each of the branches bringing forth flowers which eventually results into cashew fruit and the seed.

My Dad owns a large cashew farm which occupies most of our farm land. Thereby, depriving us of growing food crops in those areas. With the spike in the price of cashew seeds, it always saddens me when I recall how those trees has been failing us.

As at 3 years ago, we realized 11 bags of the seed. Subsequently, the yield has decreased drastically. We got only 5 bags this year which has become the worst of all. Funny enough, more cashew trees are grown every year. Some of the trees don't bring out flowers at all. whereas, some will and the flowers dry off later.

If you have any information which will make the yield of those trees increase, please, you are welcome.[/quote]

Gastrocnemius:
What is the essence of having a large cashew farm without it bringing forth fruits. Knowing well that the joy seen in a cashew farmer can't be over emphasized when he sees each of the branches bringing forth flowers which eventually results into cashew fruit and the seed.

My Dad owns a large cashew farm which occupies most of our farm land. Thereby, depriving us of growing food crops in those areas. With the spike in the price of cashew seeds, it always saddens me when I recall how those trees has been failing us.

As at 3 years ago, we realized 11 bags of the seed. Subsequently, the yield has decreased drastically. We got only 5 bags this year which has become the worst of all. Funny enough, more cashew trees are grown every year. Some of the trees don't bring out flowers at all. whereas, some will and the flowers dry off later.

If you have any information which will make the yield of those trees increase, please, you are welcome.

This year harvest is poor my friend,