SmartchoicesNG:
Nice job

thanks Bro, it is our work....... soft work

As we await patiently for the rain, kenfarm like to remind us of the need to source for viable cassava stem from us as this key to successful planting season.

Hey, my cassava farmer followers, as usual kenfarm is here to give you update helpful in the establishment, maintenance and selling of your cassava tubers. Find the info below helpful
Cassava are bought according to the starch contents. Farm gate price less transport cost
Starch %. NGN/Tonne
15%. 9,750
16%. 10,400
18%. 11, 700
20%. 13,000
22%. 14,300
23%. 14,950
24%. 15,600
26% 16,900
28%. 18,200
29% 18,850
Other conditions applies
1. Tuber less than 18months old since planting
2. Tubers free from disease and in good condition
3. Tubers fresh less than 36 hours since harvest

So far, base on feed back gotten from cassava farmers who purchase our TME 419, it has been found to have high % of starch making it more valuable in the market.

Hurry to book for your copy from us

Followers of kenfarm thread, find below pix of our visit to a client farm at Ijebu Igbo for the land treatment. We did the soil analysis and the outcome of the analysis made imperative for us to balance the soil PH of the farm land to maximise yield.

Are you still contemplating on whether you need to do your farm soil analysis, consider it a wise decision to analyse your farm soil.
What you stand to gain by analysing your soil is enormous. Subsistence farming has gone pass the era of just burying seeds in the ground and go home to sleep with with your two eyes close.


Some farm land soil lack vital nutrients (macro & micro). Don't you think having an idea of the nutrient composition of your soil will help you know which treatment to give your farm soil?

Treating a farm soil include introducing the lacking nutrient into your soil, neutralising the highly concentrated one, balancing the soil PH amongst others.

Also, a high PH soil indicate the need to .......... and low Soil PH indicate the need to ...........
However, when the PH of the soil is known, it help you to know the type of crop to plant on your farm land. As a matter of fact, some crop strive well in a soil with high soil PH while some other crop strive best in a soil with low PH.
If this is scientifically proved, what do you think will be of your crop at harvest time when you fail to do soil analysis and go ahead to plant your crop that strive well in Low PH soil on your farm land with high Soil PH


A bountiful harvest is not for the ignorant farmers. kenfarm is bringing to your notice the info that help you make a difference this season

consult us via 08038623884 or 09091405861

EFFECTS OF BUSH BURNING ON YOUR FARM SOIL FERTILITY

Kenfarm like to bring to fur the merits and demerits of burning your farm land. This we are sure will be I formative to our potential customer undergoing pre-planting process.

In as much as burning your farm after clearing seem to be the fastest way to clear off the weeds, it is imperative we understand that fire can diminish nutrient pool sizes, nevertheless nutrient availability often increases. Soil fertility can increase after low intensity fires since fire chemically converts nutrients bound in dead plant tissues and the soil surface to more available forms.

The fire indirectly increases mineralization rates through its impacts.
Note that the concentration of potassium, calcium, and magnesium ions in the soil can increase or be unaffected by fires whereas nitrogen and sulphur often decrease.

Thus, if you have burn your farm land after clearing, we advise you perform soil analysis to ascertain the soil fertility.
contact us via email: kenfarm2020@gmail.com

soil pH does play a role in nutrient availability. Should you be concerned on your farm? Be more aware than concerned. Keep the pH factor in mind when planning nutrient management programs. Also, keep historical records of soil pH in your fields. Soils tend to acidify over time, particularly when large applications of NH 4+ based fertilizers are used or there is a high proportion of legumes in the rotation.
A knowledge of your soil PH is the key to a successful planting season. Soil analysis with us will go a long way in helping you to make the correct decision on: type of fertilizer to apply, Quantity of fertilizer to apply, when to apply the fertilizer and the treatment to give your farm land....contact kenfarm today

collecting soil for analysis @ a farm in Ijebu

Followers of kenfarm thread, find below pix of our visit to a client farm at Ijebu Igbo for the land treatment. We did the soil analysis and the outcome of the analysis made imperative for us to balance the soil PH of the farm land to maximise yield.

Are you still contemplating on whether you need to do your farm soil analysis, consider it a wise decision to analyse your farm soil.
What you stand to gain by analysing your soil is enormous. Subsistence farming has gone pass the era of just burying seeds in the ground and go home to sleep with with your two eyes close.

Some farm land soil lack vital nutrients (macro & micro). Don't you think having an idea of the nutrient composition of your soil will help you know which treatment to give your farm soil?

Treating a farm soil include introducing the lacking nutrient into your soil, neutralisin the highly concentrated one, balancing the soil PH amongst others.
Also, a high PH soil indicate the need to .......... and low Soil PH indicate the need to ...........

However, when the PH of the soil is known, it help you to know the type of crop to plant on your farm land. As a matter of fact, some crop strive well in a soil with high soil PH while some other crop strive best in a soil with low PH.
If this is scientifically proved, what do you think will be of your crop at harvest time when you fail to do soil analysis and go ahead to plant your crop that strive well in Low PH soil on your farm land with high Soil PH

A bountiful harvest is not for the ignorant farmers. kenfarm is bringing to your notice the info that help you make a difference this season
consult us via 08038623884 or 09091405861

Post on Soil Fertility
Most of the time, the average person treats the soil "like dirt". A wise farmer/rancher will care for the soil because he knows that man is dependent on the top 6 inches (15.2 centimeters) of soil. In the plant-animal-soil continuum, soil is often neglected because it does not indicate stress in an obvious way. Animals and plants show physical symptoms but the soil must be looked at more carefully to monitor good health.

Soil that is rich in nutrients is fertile. The expectation of growing plants as food for livestock must include the reality that plants will take nutrients out of the soil. Replacing nutrients is the basic goal of fertilization. Improper fertilization in the past has caused controversy, but the basic premise of fertilization is to replenish the soil.


There are three basic ways to replenish the nutrients removed from the soil. One way is to recycle nutrients, mainly by way of animal waste. This is a crucial method when discussing pastures. Another way to replenish soils is to obtain and apply fertilizer. And the third way is through microbial action such as nitrogen fixation. Forage-livestock producers should understand and utilize all three for maximum fertility with minimum cost and environmental damage.

Fertilization is an important issue because it is needed in order to produce enough food for the increasing population from the decreasing cultivated land, but too much or inappropriate use can be detrimental to the environment. Part of the debates about fertilizers discuss "man-made" or "chemical" fertilizers as compared to "organic farming". There are many misconceptions about all three terms. This module will look at the various aspects of fertilization so a broader understanding will lead to better fertilization and results.

Ken4agent:

didn't get what u mean by township....all the charges are spelt in the post. However, if u need our Quotation u can send me your email and I will copy u.thanks

Thanks so much for this piece of information on how one can start his cassava farming. However I have these questions for you:

1. Do you know how one can get a farm to rent and its cost?

2. When is the planting season of cassava?

3. I learnt that one need to get someone who permanently in the farm who will do all these works while the person is being paid. Is this true and how profitable is this compare with your method?

4. I will like you to send to me your details of charges. My email is Ezekiel.sanni@gmail.com.

Thanks

leesworld:



Thanks so much for this piece of information on how one can start his cassava farming. However I have these questions for you:

1. Do you know how one can get a farm to rent and its cost?

2. When is the planting season of cassava?

3. I learnt that one need to get someone who permanently in the farm who will do all these works while the person is being paid. Is this true and how profitable is this compare with your method?

4. I will like you to send to me your details of charges. My email is Ezekiel.sanni@gmail.com.

Thanks

thanks for you enquiry, I will get back to you by sending yu a detailed document to your above email box.
Regards

Ken4agent:


thanks for you enquiry, I will get back to you by sending yu a detailed document to your above email box.
Regards

Alright and expecting the email

leesworld:

Alright and expecting the email

have sent you the mail. expecting your feedback Regards

My esteem followers, soon kenfarm will open a thread with elaborate steps you need to take in establishing plantain plantation inter cropped with Tree crops on our newly acquired farm land. Pictures inclusive. This am sure will be helpful to potential Plantation farmers .......keep yu posted!!!

Vacancy!!!! a female fresh graduate Vet. Doctor is needed urgently. if interested contact kenfarm as soon as possible.Thanks

Ken4agent:
Hey, my cassava farmer followers, as usual kenfarm is here to give you update helpful in the establishment, maintenance and selling of your cassava tubers. Find the info below helpful
Cassava are bought according to the starch contents. Farm gate price less transport cost
Starch %. NGN/Tonne
15%. 9,750
16%. 10,400
18%. 11, 700.
20%. 13,000
22%. 14,300
23%. 14,950
24%. 15,600
26% 16,900
28%. 18,200
29% 18,850
Other conditions applies
1. Tuber less than 18months old since planting
2. Tubers free from disease and in good condition
3. Tubers fresh less than 36 hours since harvest

So far, base on feed back gotten from cassava farmers who purchase our TME 419, it has been found to have high % of starch making it more valuable in the market.

Hurry to book for your copy from us

Are you sure this the current price for cassava tubers.

Moyinoluwagold:
Are you sure this the current price for cassava tubers.

Due to continuous change in demand and supply, there can never be a current price....not even at this period. so if you want to buy or sell, enquire the last asking price from your buyer or selling ...cheers

Ken4agent:
Hey, my cassava farmer followers, as usual kenfarm is here to give you update helpful in the establishment, maintenance and selling of your cassava tubers. Find the info below helpful
Cassava are bought according to the starch contents. Farm gate price less transport cost
Starch %. NGN/Tonne
15%. 9,750
16%. 10,400
18%. 11, 700
20%. 13,000
22%. 14,300
23%. 14,950
24%. 15,600
26% 16,900
28%. 18,200
29% 18,850
Other conditions applies
1. Tuber less than 18months old since planting
2. Tubers free from disease and in good condition
3. Tubers fresh less than 36 hours since harvest

So far, base on feed back gotten from cassava farmers who purchase our TME 419, it has been found to have high % of starch making it more valuable in the market.

Hurry to book for your copy from us

Oga this information is misnomer!


Oya do your analysis.... How many tonnes of cassava is obtainable per ha? Let s say your cassava has tested 25% starch content.

Ken4agent:


Due to continuous change in demand and supply, there can never be a current price....not even at this period. so if you want to buy or sell, enquire the last asking price from your buyer or selling ...cheers

That price you posted above is far below the market price at the time of posting.



And presently, anyone who cannot buy a ton of cassava for 30k at farm gate should be ignored

farm land available for sell check my signature

Pls any idea on where I can sell my cassava to

timiphast:
Pls any idea on where I can sell my cassava to

where is your farm

Pls can you help clarify a few things on ur write up.

1. U mentioned in ur analysis that 3 basket of cassava is equal to 1ton. Pls what is the basket size? Cos frm my little conversion knowledge I knw 1 ton =1000kg.

2. U didn't tell us the yield per hectare of cassava cultivation.
Thanks

Plenty of people are ready to buy cassava if you have some. Let us know your farm location and size and we will direct buyers to you, irrespective of the quantity

timiphast:
Pls any idea on where I can sell my cassava to

Please gurus I owned a thread and I need answers please. Between cassava farming and plantain farming, which is more commercially viable and can give more roi and has a better turn around period? Please I need replies to this as a cousin of mine wants to invest on low risk crops and he could only see cassava and plantain and we is now asking which is more profitable?

karlxavier:
Please gurus I owned a thread and I need answers please. Between cassava farming and plantain farming, which is more commercially viable and can give more roi and has a better turn around period? Please I need replies to this as a cousin of mine wants to invest on low risk crops and he could only see cassava and plantain and we is now asking which is more profitable?

plantain farming is more rewarding any day.....venture into it and don't bother thanking me because it our work oh!

Based on logistics, thanks for your answer@ken. SOFTWORK...

kindly send details to ameenhoneynigeria@gmail.com

karlxavier:
Based on logistics, thanks for your answer@ken. SOFTWORK...

Lol.....u get the message Bro

murshid09:
kindly send details to ameenhoneynigeria@gmail.com

Pls detail of?

Please if you know anybody/company that buy cassava in large quantity please let me know with their contact details. I can supply up to Ten tone in a week. My farm is in Edo state. Contact me on 09056821655 or idemudiajoseph8@gmail.com
Thanks advance

Idemujoseph:
Please if you know anybody/company that buy cassava in large quantity please let me know with their contact details. I can supply up to Ten tone in a week. My farm is in Edo state. Contact me on 09056821655 or idemudiajoseph8@gmail.com
Thanks advance

copied Bro