oladiran2:
±20 days depending on many factors

Thanks for prompt reply

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Silvereze:


Thanks for prompt reply

Good morning all and happy new week ahead

Nearing harvesting time gradually#GreenHouseAgronomist#Grateful#OpenFieldAgronomist

About yesterday's fresh transplant of maxim F1.

#Grateful#YouthEmpowermentForAnyState#GreenHouseAgronomist#FieldAgronomist#ProvideFoodForAll#Tomatoes

Happy weekend to you all

Fresh maxim F1 transplant at 4DAT and all successfully doing fine. Happy celebration to my Muslim friends, colleagues and clients#Grateful

One of the importance of green house farming could be in the empowerment of the youths. Direct message to our leaders, senators, reps, honourable. Empower the people in your states with modern farming systems and indirectly getting them one step closer in embracing agriculture and they will forever be grateful instead of claiming to be buying wheelbarrows and water kegs thinking you are doing something in your constituencies. #JustMyView#GrowGreen#FeedTheNation#ReduceDependencyOnNorthForTomatoes#AriseSouthWestLeaders#AriseSouthEastLeaders#AriseSouthSouthLeaders

Harvesting of Maxim F1 tomatoes tunnel after 8weeks after transplanting.with green house production,you don't have to worry about tomato scarcity and indirectly smiling at the bank in time like this as you have control of your plant timing#CallToOurLeadersToInvestInGreenHouseFarming#Agricuture#DeepRedAtFullRipening#HarvestMaturity#GreenHouseAgronomist#Grateful

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Good job and hard work paying off

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Willie2015:


In rainy season, you will be competing with farmers that are working in Open Field. The four baskets of tomatoes you attached with your comments cant go for more than =N=1,500.00 during rainy season. In dry season, you will still be competing with modern farmers that are in the Open Field that can afford irrigation kits with good water source and can deliver volume to consumers at affordable prices without incurring much capital expenses. You still have to provide for middlemen commission/transport cost in the final analysis.

Usage of green house is cool and desirable, but if you dont have the likes of Shoprites that pays per kilo in your books, I dont see how a farmer can cover his cost even with 2-3 yrs continuous growing. The best bet is to go on open field and have few green house to take of fragile veg.

you told him the reality

Not everyone can afford green house production due to the expensive nature but no matter how expensive the investment is, you will still break even on your ROI but don't misguide people. You are mixing everything up in the importance of green house production which I can't begin to list as they are just so much. Secondly I doubt if you are into agriculture at all else you will know your location determines if you can even grow tomatoes on open field when even those in the north are still struggling with it's production.have you ever visit a tomato farm in the north,you will come to realise that a large area of land going into thousands of area of land yield would have been realised with just few green houses hereby maximizing our limited land space.you don't just put seedlings in the ground my brother,so many things are involved.You don't grow tomatoes in rainy season on open field which is reason there is always scarcity due to fungi infections.The northern farmers chose to go into maize, millet and sorghum during these periods. The idea of green house production is to help reduce the pressure from the north been the sole producer of tomatoes but this has changed drastically with most of green house owners been from the south and just few from the north and can grow all year round.

lereinter:



you told him the reality

oladiran2:
Not everyone can afford green house production due to the expensive nature but no matter how expensive the investment is, you will still break even on your ROI but don't misguide people. You are mixing everything up in the importance of green house production which I can't begin to list as they are just so much. Secondly I doubt if you are into agriculture at all else you will know your location determines if you can even grow tomatoes on open field when even those in the north are still struggling with it's production.have you ever visit a tomato farm in the north,you will come to realise that a large area of land going into thousands of area of land yield would have been realised with just few green houses hereby maximizing our limited land space.you don't just put seedlings in the ground my brother,so many things are involved.You don't grow tomatoes in rainy season on open field which is reason there is always scarcity due to fungi infections.The northern farmers chose to go into maize, millet and sorghum during these periods. The idea of green house production is to help reduce the pressure from the north been the sole producer of tomatoes but this has changed drastically with most of green house owners been from the south and just few from the north and can grow all year round.

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o. no problem hope your contract is renewed


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Good night to you all

Great thread. Let's keep it alive.

Thanks sir for appreciating, we will keep it alive all together.

Seun:
Great thread. Let's keep it alive.

Recently transplanted maxim F1 at just exactly 2WAT, growing fast and responding well to nutrigation#GreenHouseAgronomist#ContactForYourConsultancyServices#DiversifyYourInvestment#AgricultureTheFutureOfNigeria#TomatoesAllYearRound#LovingWhatIDo#Grateful

Eva F1 at their harvest maturity stage and commencement of harvest after 9WAT#GreenHouseAgronomist#ContactForYourConsultancyServices#DiversifyYourInvestment#AgricultureTheFutureOfNigeria#TomatoesAllYearRound#LovingWhatIDo#Grateful

With green house production and perfect plant timing, a sure way to reduce the yearly tomatoes scarcity.#GreenHouseAgronomist#ContactForYourConsultancyServices#DiversifyYourInvestment#AgricultureTheFutureOfNigeria#TomatoesAllYearRound#LovingWhatIDo#Grateful

Happy weekend everyone

Hard work paying out,fresh vegetables off for delivery#GreenHouseAgronomist#Shoprite#Tomatoes#Cherry#Kale#Spinach#Basil#SpringOnions#Rocket#Parsley#BellPepper

Harvest of my first Anna F1.great colour, good shelf life and hard skin#Grateful#GreenHouseAgronomist#AnnaF1Tomatoes

Do you plant determinate tomato varieties?

Yes sir

oladiran2:
Yes of course, one is abt 2milion with everything included for a growing season from d drip system, seeds, fertilizers insecticides and fungicides and everything needed for a successful growing season.

Hi Oladiran, I'm impressed by your healthy looking products.
Can you give me a rough estimate of how much the greenhouse skeleton costs? I mean the outer coverings alone, all the others not included, not even the drip system. Thanks.

Thanks sir, they are all sold as a single component. We have people selling the uv insect proof though but I don't have any idea on their price per sqm except the solary cover I got a quote for from one of my clients and it's 800/sqm and it's better than the uv polyethylene nylon.

RoyalPriesthuud:
Hi Oladiran, I'm impressed by your healthy looking products.
Can you give me a rough estimate of how much the greenhouse skeleton costs? I mean the outer coverings alone, all the others not included, not even the drip system. Thanks.

oladiran2:
Thanks sir, they are all sold as a single component. We have people selling the uv insect proof though but I don't have any idea on their price per sqm except the solary cover I got a quote for from one of my clients and it's 800/sqm and it's better than the uv polyethylene nylon.

Okay. Thanks. I don't know how many sqm I'll needing yet. Will contact you when I'm set.