sosowater:
Please my2chains, is neem oil very effective in controlling pests in an okro farm?

Adedokunworld:

My mum tried that with two bags of ewedu and they offered N400 for them.
Retailers try to exploit farmers
Both vegetable and poultry because they know you have to sell after harvest and your birds have to be sold

james550:
Hello nairalanders,
Gone are the days we suffer much at the hands of planting and making little or no gain.

Advanced organic fertilizers have really made this very easy and possible.

My okro plants are full of life and always green.
People keep asking me how come your okro grows every single day without slowing down.

I just tell them na God o!

I never knew there where organic fertilizers when mixed together can really boost plants growth faster than the normal rate it suppose to grow.

Anyways story for another day,
please all okro farmers lets meet here and discuss issues on ground.

What are the challenges and how to tackle them,
what are the times to make it big farming okro?
How do we get fast maturing dwarf okro seeds?

Do we have low germination rate due to bad soil or weather?

Where can one get bulk buyers of okro?
Do i have to join any union before i start selling my okro to retailers?

How much capital do i need starting up an okro farm?

Can one prune okro to make it grow more pods faster?

All this are questions people ask on a daily basis.

Okro farming to me is profitable,
even if you can start with only one plot filled with okro then i would say you are on a long thing.

Just be ready to be harvesting them every 1-2 days when it matures to full size.

Maybe you can employ neighbours to help you with that.

Please all okro farmers are invited here so we can really share opinions thanks

austinomd:
Thanks allot, I've been in touch with oluchidelly they're currently out of stock and my land will grow back if I have to wait for them to restock, plus other factors which may not go as planned if I have to wait for another one month.

SheikhMuniru:
Since 2019 you just dey push am to front page

AgubataAkokwa:
When is the appropriate season or time to start planting okra

rashsal2k2:

Please how much is a bag or basket of okro because market women are buying at 1k from me. I just started harvesting, this is the second harvest just a day interval

BalancedFault:
2019 thread made fp in 2022.

BoluwGoldenFarm:
Good work
I just planted some for home use last week and l bought half milk cup of dwarf type of 50 days flowing from Ojoo market for N100.

My question:
Do people buy powdered dry Okra
I once bought some years ago and I regret it because it was full of sand and small size stones
The powdered dry Okra if we'll prepared it is very sweet particularly on the second second day and very easy to cook by boiling water and add the powdered dry Okra when water is boil ,then add dryer pepper,red oil and after 3 minuets add locust beans or ogiri or Maggie, fish or meat, ponmo , crawfish then leave to boil for 2 minutes after you add salt
This can be use to eat any swallow food like Eba,tuwo,startch, fufu, Semovita, pando yam etc

If we can package the powdered dry Okra for sale it makes a lot of sense.

I have 10 tomatoes plants , 5 pepper stands with 10 okra stands, 2 scent leave plants ,2 bitter leaves stands and 3 onion stands in my garden at home , l plan to also plant Ugwu next week.
You can do the same then channel all your kitchen waste water to your backyard garden.
A friend did same time and he harvest plantain,& banana for the family every 3 weeks year round from his garden at home, if your house is not fence just get old car tires, stack 4 on each other and fill with sand to make a fence around the garden.
With the above you can reduce your feeding cost by 30% .if you have local Fowl or rabbits at home, good luck .

We need to do more of critical thinking & creative thinking on a weekly basis to survive

08120528950.. WhatsApp and call

BoluwGoldenFarm:
Good work
I just planted some for home use last week and l bought half milk cup of dwarf type of 50 days flowing from Ojoo market for N100.

My question:
Do people buy powdered dry Okra
I once bought some years ago and I regret it because it was full of sand and small size stones
The powdered dry Okra if we'll prepared it is very sweet particularly on the second second day and very easy to cook by boiling water and add the powdered dry Okra when water is boil ,then add dryer pepper,red oil and after 3 minuets add locust beans or ogiri or Maggie, fish or meat, ponmo , crawfish then leave to boil for 2 minutes after you add salt
This can be use to eat any swallow food like Eba,tuwo,startch, fufu, Semovita, pando yam etc

If we can package the powdered dry Okra for sale it makes a lot of sense.

I have 10 tomatoes plants , 5 pepper stands with 10 okra stands, 2 scent leave plants ,2 bitter leaves stands and 3 onion stands in my garden at home , l plan to also plant Ugwu next week.
You can do the same then channel all your kitchen waste water to your backyard garden.
A friend did same time and he harvest plantain,& banana for the family every 3 weeks year round from his garden at home, if your house is not fence just get old car tires, stack 4 on each other and fill with sand to make a fence around the garden.
With the above you can reduce your feeding cost by 30% .if you have local Fowl or rabbits at home, good luck .

We need to do more of critical thinking & creative thinking on a weekly basis to survive

08120528950.. WhatsApp and call

mu2sa2:
Please fellow Nigerians let's correct ourselves: it's okrA, not okrO.

james550:
Hello nairalanders,
Gone are the days we suffer much at the hands of planting and making little or no gain.

Advanced organic fertilizers have really made this very easy and possible.

My okro plants are full of life and always green.
People keep asking me how come your okro grows every single day without slowing down.

I just tell them na God o!

I never knew there where organic fertilizers when mixed together can really boost plants growth faster than the normal rate it suppose to grow.

Anyways story for another day,
please all okro farmers lets meet here and discuss issues on ground.

What are the challenges and how to tackle them,
what are the times to make it big farming okro?
How do we get fast maturing dwarf okro seeds?

Do we have low germination rate due to bad soil or weather?

Where can one get bulk buyers of okro?
Do i have to join any union before i start selling my okro to retailers?

How much capital do i need starting up an okro farm?

Can one prune okro to make it grow more pods faster?

All this are questions people ask on a daily basis.

Okro farming to me is profitable,
even if you can start with only one plot filled with okro then i would say you are on a long thing.

Just be ready to be harvesting them every 1-2 days when it matures to full size.

Maybe you can employ neighbours to help you with that.

Please all okro farmers are invited here so we can really share opinions thanks

TTGIL:
ACCESS OKRA, VEGETABLE & FRESH PEPPER �️ BUYER FROM HOLLAND

https://exportfromnigeria.info/thread/3601/access-vegetable-fresh-pepper-holland

BoluwGoldenFarm:
Good work
I just planted some for home use last week and l bought half milk cup of dwarf type of 50 days flowing from Ojoo market for N100.

My question:
Do people buy powdered dry Okra
I once bought some years ago and I regret it because it was full of sand and small size stones
The powdered dry Okra if we'll prepared it is very sweet particularly on the second second day and very easy to cook by boiling water and add the powdered dry Okra when water is boil ,then add dryer pepper,red oil and after 3 minuets add locust beans or ogiri or Maggie, fish or meat, ponmo , crawfish then leave to boil for 2 minutes after you add salt
This can be use to eat any swallow food like Eba,tuwo,startch, fufu, Semovita, pando yam etc

If we can package the powdered dry Okra for sale it makes a lot of sense.

I have 10 tomatoes plants , 5 pepper stands with 10 okra stands, 2 scent leave plants ,2 bitter leaves stands and 3 onion stands in my garden at home , l plan to also plant Ugwu next week.
You can do the same then channel all your kitchen waste water to your backyard garden.
A friend did same time and he harvest plantain,& banana for the family every 3 weeks year round from his garden at home, if your house is not fence just get old car tires, stack 4 on each other and fill with sand to make a fence around the garden.
With the above you can reduce your feeding cost by 30% .if you have local Fowl or rabbits at home, good luck .

We need to do more of critical thinking & creative thinking on a weekly basis to survive

08120528950.. WhatsApp and call