RuMiRgO1stSon:

Of course

Ok ,thanks.

1. Which farm implement did you use for ridging, it looks neat.
2. Also, ...for planting. cos I observed you did not use wheel seeder.
3. Due to the terrain,I sensed you grow in the north meaning you must have applied fertilizer.
What's your fertilizer regime?
4. Your herbicides regime also.

OluchiDelly:


Ok ,thanks.

1. Which farm implement did you use for ridging, it looks neat.
2. Also, ...for planting. cos I observed you did not use wheel seeder.
3. Due to the terrain,I sensed you grow in the north meaning you must have applied fertilizer.
What's your fertilizer regime?
4. Your herbicides regime also.

Ans....
1. I used cattle drawn plough

2. The implement I used was planting how i.e Manually.
3. don't know what you mean by fertilizer regime but i used Golden brand of NPK fertilizer 50kg... Can't tell the exact dimension of the land but a pro. 1hect. I applied fertilizer twice due to poor quality of the soil.

4. I used both contact and systematic herbicide (paraquat and uproots) to control the weed.... Though I have used selective herbicide too but in very limited amount... I used paraquat to control weeds in the farm

Mcreloaded:
Beautiful

Tonnes of thanks

Hello brother Weldon job, how did you achieved this maize farming is their no bororo cows around you there,

18 bags after threshing?

RuMiRgO1stSon:
I got whooooooping 18bags 100kg from the farm

With capital of approximately #137,000

RuMiRgO1stSon:


Ans....
1. I used cattle drawn plough

2. The implement I used was planting how i.e Manually.
3. don't know what you mean by fertilizer regime but i used Golden brand of NPK fertilizer 50kg... Can't tell the exact dimension of the land but a pro. 1hect. I applied fertilizer twice due to poor quality of the soil.

4. I used both contact and systematic herbicide (paraquat and uproots) to control the weed.... Though I have used selective herbicide too but in very limited amount... I used paraquat to control weeds in the farm

Thanks for sharing.

BTW: see regime below as copied from oxford dic:
​(also regimen) (medical or formal) a set of rules about food and exercise or medical treatment that you follow in order to stay healthy or to improve your health.
or a system or ordered way of doing things.

And to your failed beans project, don't intercrop beans with corn again. The powder (pollen grain) from the tassels is very toxic towards some fragile crops. Have u ever notice itches all over your body when u entered a maize farm during tasseling stage esp by noon,?

RuMiRgO1stSon:
When your investment begins to yield

wow, nice one ... Were did u get ur seedling from?

This is motivating. Keep up the good work

morzook:
18 bags after threshing?

yes

Hamzashaf99:
This is motivating. Keep up the good work

thanks

Omo9ja147:
wow, nice one ... Were did u get ur seedling from?

from the village lol

OluchiDelly:


Thanks for sharing.

BTW: see regime below as copied from oxford dic:
​(also regimen) (medical or formal) a set of rules about food and exercise or medical treatment that you follow in order to stay healthy or to improve your health.
or a system or ordered way of doing things.

And to your failed beans project, don't intercrop beans with corn again. The powder (pollen grain) from the tassels is very toxic towards some fragile crops. Have u ever notice itches all over your body when u entered a maize farm during tasseling stage esp by noon,?

pollen grain! yes of course, but not on me though😁 my skin doesn't react to it

On the pollen grain being to toxic to other crop, I don't believe thats true because 2021 I plant 3kg of beans under the maize crop and harvest 3bags 100kg size...aprox. 4½bags of beans...
This year's own, is just that water too much for the soil, even the maize crop barely survived the water.

boddey99:
Hello brother Weldon job, how did you achieved this maize farming is their no bororo cows around you there,

Lol and the funniest thing is that, the farm is just few meters from their grazing route... The indigenous Fulanis are friendly not as the foreign ones though... But those ones come usually during the time of harvest... Those ones are blood suckers, devil incarnate

RuMiRgO1stSon:
pollen grain! yes of course, but not on me though😁 my skin doesn't react to it

On the pollen grain being to toxic to other crop, I don't believe thats true because 2021 I plant 3kg of beans under the maize crop and harvest 3bags 100kg size...aprox. 4½bags of beans...
This year's own, is just that water too much for the soil, even the maize crop barely survived the water.

i cant say much of beans cos i dont grow it but fragile ones like cucumber and tomato will never do well with corn.

RuMiRgO1stSon:
from the village lol

try seedco seedling next time....u will be surprised...

OluchiDelly:


i cant say much of beans cos i dont grow it but fragile ones like cucumber and tomato will never do well with corn.

Oh okay... Hope you will try planting the beans two day😁

Omo9ja147:
try seedco seedling next time....u will be surprised...

How and where can I get that?
Cause honestly I want to engage in large scale farming this year.

RuMiRgO1stSon:

How and where can I get that?
Cause honestly I want to engage in large scale farming this year.

check my profile for my WhatsApp number

RuMiRgO1stSon:

Oh okay... Hope you will try planting the beans two day😁

Bean get plenty wahala o esp picking the pods is back breaking and the labourers here don't do a thorough job, they will harvest half and ignore the remaining ones.

OluchiDelly:


Bean get plenty wahala o esp picking the pods is back breaking and the labourers here don't do a thorough job, they will harvest half and ignore the remaining ones.

Breaking the pod isn't that hard now, machine dey that does that.... In fact the machine we use to thresh the maize here can also be use to break the pods, though you have to winnow it. Though there's also the one that thresh and winnows it too.

Eya! same thing is happening here oo
This beans picking issue ehn, Sometimes I will have to go after them to pick again cause they leave a lot of it on the field..

Omo9ja147:
check my profile for my WhatsApp number

Okay.
Kogi! Million miles away😁

RuMiRgO1stSon:
Hey guys
Am here with some cool and tendaful pics from last year farming season...
I couldn't post the pic of how the farm land was cleared for tilling, cause I wasnt around when they clear the field...

pls forgive me, I have started thread about the adventure before, but lost access to the account I wish you guys will enjoy following the thread as it flows....
Thanks

pls what is the size of your farm you planted the maize on

RuMiRgO1stSon:
After I came back, the corns have aMAIZEingly
grown upto tarsel stage

Wonderful

How did you control the weeds?

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Honestly I don't know but approximately 1 acre

strenghtt:



pls what is the size of your farm you planted the maize on

Honestly I don't know but approximately 1 acre

Redman44:
How did you control the weeds?

I have used range of chemicals from Glyphosate (Force up) (paraquat, atrazine, sulfron) etc

Hey guys so I sold my 18 bags of the harvest yesterday Saturday @ #23,000 per bag total #414,000. My largest gain ever in farming 🍾🍾🍾

The profit was massive 😂 I made profit twice the total investment largest ever. Cheers to the resident farmers

So what again was the reason you said you can't farm?

I urge you guys to get off your lazy ass, man up let's bury some seeds this coming raining season

Great…

I have always had interest in crop farming. It’s amazing how you sow a seed into the soil and then it grows into a harvest. It fascinates me honestly. I also think farmers are blessed with good health even in old age.

But I have been a terrible procrastinator when it comes to following up.

Maybe one day I will summon enough of what it takes to go into crop farming. I prefer crops that take a shorter duration before harvest also Like maize and okra maybe pepper.

Enjoy the fruit of your labor though. Person wey work deserve to chop!