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Dr. Isa please where can I get local rice farmers(not ofada rice)? I need to purchase the intermediate product from rice paddy before it is milled and processed into white rice. Is there any one you can link me up with? Thanks |
Tanimola22, Ajanlekoko, Jarus, Chaircover and Debrief |
I thank God because I spent the larger part of this week ruminating on what to do, and how to go about setting up my own business. God in His infinite mercies sent me help from unknown sources to give me exactly what I need. May God bless and reward Mr Excelsior and that person who allowed Himself to be used by God. Thank you sirs. This book is highly loaded and I am amazed @ how deeply informed you are |
Thank you so much. I am extremely grateful. I will check my mailbox now. |
University of Nebraska-Lincoln |
Mr. Excelsiorfarm, thank you for this rare opportunity. I deserve to have this manual because as a salary earner, I have come to realise the bitter truth that entrepreneurship is the way to go if i want financial freedom and if I do not want to continue building someone else's dream for the rest of my life. It is time for me to take charge of my life and employ other people to help build my dream. So far, I have just 2 business ideas(I contacted you this afternoon about one of them) but i wish to be open to several other ideas before I take the plunge since i seem to be limited in my approach due to my lack of experience as an entrepreneur. Since you have the expertise which I lack, I know that this book will broaden my horizon and open up a world of opportunities for me to tap into, while helping me to make informed decisions about my choice of business. I also have a strong academic background in Food and Agriculture. I am mainly interested in processing Agricultural raw materials into food products and also Food Packaging. So for me, it is about where my passion lies. I can go on and on about why I deserve this life-changing book but it'll give a rather lenghty post. 4tunebest@gmail.com. Thanks. |
For exercise you can use skipping rope since you are a teenager. Skipping for about 20 minutes everyday will give you tremendous result if combined with the aforementioned |
Eat less and avoid snacking in-between meals. It is really that simple if your weight is fat related and not caused by big bones. Make healthy food choices and minimize your consumption of fat laden foods and junks(pastries, ice cream, etc). Cultivate the habit of starting your day with @ least a glass of water and eat plenty of oats. Oats fill you up quickly and for a long time so that your hunger pangs are delayed. Whenever you feel like snacking in between meals, snack on fruits. However, you wont get results if you are not consistent. Consistency is the key to a successful weightloss regimen. Wish you the best |
Alaba market but you should be ready to search and ask in several shops until you find what you're looking for |
Nice work you are doing here. I like to see the word of God as life itself where every other thing is a mirage. Even though it dates back to thousands of years, the mysteries and the power inherent in God's word is still not exhausted. There's always something new no matter how often we study or how familiar we are with the word. Please how can I get the CD version of the bible? I used to have it on tapes but tape recorder is no longer in vogue, or so i think. Thanks |
This is brilliant. I think it was inspired by the Holy Spirit. But since you the writer aren't sure of that, who am I to be sure? ![]() |
Afunkybaby: thanks so much for sharing all these information with we fst students, God will continue to strengthen and bless you, i pray people like you would come and share their experiences with us like you did,@4tunebest. But i have one more question for you for now, though salary is not everything, but there are times when graduates go for interviews and they are asked how much do u want us to pay you, so for now what do you think the salary structure for fst graduates is like, for IT, entry level, graduate trainee, graduates, masters level e.t.cThe salary structure is relatively okay and gets better with your years of experience. For IT students, it depends on the company. Some pay 5k, 10K, 20, etc. While some do not pay anything @ all(not common) |
Emzybrown: God bless this thread, what a great advice so far, we need more insights, one thing i know in life is not to walk alone, your little advice can give us hopes to achieve our great potentials, so sad we dont or rather i dont know of a reasonable Nigerian career websites, that is able to attract professionals.Haven't you heard of Linked in? |
Candygosh is right and thankfully I am not limited to or stuck in the Lab as she puts it. My M.Sc project is also a source of income for me. That is where the research she mentions come in. However, you do not need to wait 4 your B.sc or M.sc to achieve that. All you have to do is key into the wide range of information available on the internet. Like I said earlier what I do is wide, both in and out of work but I have tried to summarize it. And of course creativity and innovation is key |
Yes Emzybrown we also carry out microbial analysis of raw materials supplied and the final products. It is also a quality control measure and equally important |
Then you also have to control the quality of products during processing by checking the packaging material to ensure that it is well sealed. It also involves chemical analysis of the content to ensure that the brix(%of dissolved sugar ), pH, acidity, etc are all within the specification. Finally the final products are analysed after a specified number of days to watchout for any deterioration in quality before they are released to the market. My duties are much more than these, but I have tried to summarize |
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I work in a fruit juice processing company that makes use of Tetrapak technology. I will not like to disclose the name 4 reasons known 2 me. I work as a Quality Control personnel and physico-chemical analyst. These are 2 similar but different roles. Physico-chemical analysis is a quality control measure, but not all measures of quality control involve physico-chemical analysis. I hope you understand what I mean. As the name implies, quality control involves controlling the quality of products manufactured. To achieve this involves a wide range of activities. You have to control the quality of raw materials supplied to the company by ensuring that it is up to the required standard or specification. This involves carrying out several tests and analysis like moisture content of dry products, total solids, protein content, etc. Depending on the type of material. If your results are within the specification, then you can accept the batch; but if not, then you have to reject the supply because a substandard raw material will produce a substandard product |
I hope I have been able 2 answer some of your questions. Let me know if there are other things you still want me to explain |
I searched 4 jobs after NYSC which wasnt forthcoming and so, I went for my masters since i do not like being idle. This was like one year after service. As God would have it, the month I concluded my M.Sc, as I was packing my bags, preparing to travel back home, I got a call 2 resume @ d place where I work presently. You do not need to bother yourself about the labour market or how you will secure a good job after you graduate. That is none of your business it is God's business. Your own business is 2 study hard and make a good grade in school while putting God first in all you do. |
There is ALWAYS d place of God in whatever you will achieve both in and out of school and the earlier you realize that, the better and easier things will be for you. Commit everything 2 Him and you will be surprised @ how far u will go in life 'cos u'll end up doing things u never thought u were capable of. So with God, I had mostly A's in all my engineering courses. Some B's and C's one or 2 D's and one F throughout school. I failed a course 'cos no matter how difficult, I do not cheat or ask questions in d exam hall. As God would have it, I graduated with a 2-1. |
Thankfully, I had a dad who always told me that there isn't any subject too difficult 2 master, and that mathematics was the easiest of all subjects. That boosted my confidence a little bit and so I approached maths with an entirely new attitude. I am saying all these because it is inevitable that you will come across certain courses which will seem difficult 4 you to tackle as you might even be informed by past seniors that you should count yourself lucky 2 have a 'D' in the course 'cos its impossible 2 have an 'A'. These are all lies as you can have whatever grade you chose in any course as long as you are willing to pay the price by studying hard and not missing lectures |
Please enough of these arguments. Like i mentioned earlier, FST is a very wonderful course. I'll try 2 share my experience in bits and pieces 'cos I just cant tell you that 'am a successful Food Technologist without letting you know few of what I had 2 go through both in and out of school 2 get 2 dis stage. Studying the course was fun 4 me 'cos I love Biology and Chemistry but d major challenge I experienced was when I realised that I had 2 love maths as well and not just ordinary maths, but Engineering mathematics. (FST is under the faculty of Engineering in my school and so we had 2 offer some engineering courses). Throughout secondary school I was an average student in mathematics. I hated maths with passion. However, 2 get d kind of grade I wanted in d university, I had 2 be an A student in Engineering Mathematics. It seemed impossible but I knew I had 2 find a way |
Funkybaby I am quite touched by what you wrote up there. I would b back soon to share my experience so far. Its just dat I hardly visit Nairaland these days. Cheers |
I have all the answers I need. I started the course few months back. |
Kslib: I've seen people eating groundnut with the cover.. I did it when i was a kid..lolGroundnut skin is actually rich in B-vitamins |
For a shelf-life of 3 weeks or thereabout,add a simple stock solution of 0.1 % sodium benzoate. This can be made by dissolving one pound of sodium benzoate in one gallon of water. One ounce of this solution per one gallon of the zobo beverage gives a concentration of about 0.1 % sodium benzoate, which is the recommended concentration for a non-carbonated beverage like zobo. Another option is to pasteurize(boil) the drink but this will lead to loss of nutrients. |
Why am I not surprised? And Tope Alabi is always eulogising the 'god of Ajanaku' in her songs. Smh |
Lacasera isn't the only fizzy drink that should be avoided. I am yet to see a brand of carbonated soft drink that isn't a mixture of sugar, chemically synthesized flavour, colour and preservatives. The manufacturers of these products dont care about your health. All they care about is maximizing profit. When next you feel thirsty, do yourself a long term favour and grab a bottle of ice-cold water |
The said yam is native to Igbo ora, a tribe in Oyo State. |
@ ehonda and others,please I need you to recommend a very good brand of sewing machine for me. Thanks |
