hello everyone here,

please am in need of a good simple advice from you all.

the thing is that i have been contemplating seriously on starting up an ewedu farm here in Lagos.

there is just one empty plot of land that is very closer to where i stay although it needs to be cleared of weeds

i really want to make good use of that place to plant only early maturing vegetables such as ewedu.

my mum planted ewedu in our backyard sometimes ago and we started harvesting them in just 4 weeks or so

i really love the way they are been grown and now i just want to know how profitable it is when one wants to go into it commercially.

i need someone who can tell me the in and out of it so i can get prepared for buyers and all this market women that will want to buy from me.

ever since am through with my secondary school education i have been looking for a job in different private organizations and firms but am yet to find one.

so please guys you all owe me one by just lecturing or enlighthing me more about this ewedu farming especially here in lagos.

i just really want to know more about it
expecially if its profitable or not

thanks and God bless!

It's very profitable in the west as they can't do without ewedu.

You will do well.

It's profitable, mostly in the dry period.

But whatever the season, you are sure to make some profit.

All you need to do is to clear the land, and make it very loose, get the seedling and parboil it, (pour boiling water on the seedling then leave it for some few minute) after parboiling, spread it out to dry, then sprinkle it on the farm.

After about a week or two, you may then apply some NPK fertilizer to boost it growth.

I can put you through

Anigreat:





It's very profitable in the west as they can't do without ewedu.

lol

doggedfighter:
You will do well.

thanks

AdeOri99:
It's profitable, mostly in the dry period.

But whatever the season, you are sure to make some profit.

All you need to do is to clear the land, and make it very loose, get the seedling and parboil it, (pour boiling water on the seedling then leave it for some few minute) after parboiling, spread it out to dry, then sprinkle it on the farm.

After about a week or two, you may then apply some NPK fertilizer to boost it growth.

this is wonderful and i love it

MufasaLion:
I can put you through

hmm, are you really sure?

Chioma99:


hmm,
are you really sure?

Of course.

MufasaLion:


Of course.

OK thanks but can you please explain a little bit on the marketing aspect of ewedu farming,

i just want to know how much extimate one can make monthly or even weekly from it

thanks

Chioma99:


OK thanks but can you please explain a little bit on the marketing aspect of ewedu farming,

i just want to know how much extimate one can make monthly or even weekly from it

thanks

I have to go now. You can PM me.

i really want to make good use of that place to plant only early maturing vegetables such as ewedu.
my mum planted ewedu in our backyard sometimes ago and we started harvesting them in just 4 weeks or so
i really love the way they are been grown and now i just want to know how profitable it is when one wants to go into it commercially.

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Chioma99:
i really want to make good use of that place to plant only early maturing vegetables such as ewedu.
my mum planted ewedu in our backyard sometimes ago and we started harvesting them in just 4 weeks or so
i really love the way they are been grown and now i just want to know how profitable it is when one wants to go into it commercially.

It's highly a viable and feasible stuff in the market.

Chioma99:
hello everyone here,

please am in need of a good simple advice from you all.

the thing is that i have been contemplating seriously on starting up an ewedu farm here in Lagos.

there is just one empty plot of land that is very closer to where i stay although it needs to be cleared of weeds

i really want to make good use of that place to plant only early maturing vegetables such as ewedu.

my mum planted ewedu in our backyard sometimes ago and we started harvesting them in just 4 weeks or so

i really love the way they are been grown and now i just want to know how profitable it is when one wants to go into it commercially.

i need someone who can tell me the in and out of it so i can get prepared for buyers and all this market women that will want to buy from me.

ever since am through with my secondary school education i have been looking for a job in different private organizations and firms but am yet to find one.

so please guys you all owe me one by just lecturing or enlighthing me more about this ewedu farming especially here in lagos.

i just really want to know more about it
expecially if its profitable or not

thanks and God bless!

its very profitable,make sure u add other vegetables

AdeOri99:
It's profitable, mostly in the dry period.

But whatever the season, you are sure to make some profit.

All you need to do is to clear the land, and make it very loose, get the seedling and parboil it, (pour boiling water on the seedling then leave it for some few minute) after parboiling, spread it out to dry, then sprinkle it on the farm.

After about a week or two, you may then apply some NPK fertilizer to boost it growth.

Also get good guns incase you see any Fulani herdsman and his Cows coming towards your Ewedu farm

Chioma99:
i really want to make good use of that place to plant only early maturing vegetables such as ewedu.
my mum planted ewedu in our backyard sometimes ago and we started harvesting them in just 4 weeks or so
i really love the way they are been grown and now i just want to know how profitable it is when one wants to go into it commercially.

Chioma, you have started planting our Ewedu, then you should marry our Son Oluwaferanmi. He is not a Yoruba Demon like Davido and Wizkid, I promise you.

StreetFight:


Also get good guns incase you see any Fulani herdsman and his Cows coming towards your Ewedu farm

lol, they do come here often, but they are always careful not to deystroy any farm.
The first day I noticed them, the way I look at him confrontationally got him reassessing me (not sure of what was going on in his mind)

StreetFight:



Chioma, you have started planting our Ewedu, then you should marry our Son Oluwaferanmi. He is not a Yoruba Demon like Davido and Wizkid, I promise you.

OK ooooooo

Good hearted nairalanders please i need your help... I'm just trying to do some few online digital work to help myself

please my fellow nairalanders i just want to ask a question......

how profitable is chilli pepper farming?

is it a profitable farming venture or not just that profitable.

am in Lagos and a friend of mine is looking to invest heavily on chilli pepper farming

i want to know if there are steady buyers for it or not.

although pepper sells well but i don't really know of this chilli pepper

please how profitable is it here in Lagos?

thanks....

How far with the ewedu farming Update us on that first.

[quote author=Chioma99 post=100369825]hello everyone here,

please am in need of a good simple advice from you all.

the thing is that i have been contemplating seriously on starting up an ewedu farm here in Lagos.

there is just one empty plot of land that is very closer to where i stay although it needs to be cleared of weeds

i really want to make good use of that place to plant only early maturing vegetables such as ewedu.

my mum planted ewedu in our backyard sometimes ago and we started harvesting them in just 4 weeks or so

i really love the way they are been grown and now i just want to know how profitable it is when one wants to go into it commercially.

i need someone who can tell me the in and out of it so i can get prepared for buyers and all this market women that will want to buy from me.

ever since am through with my secondary school education i have been looking for a job in different private organizations and firms but am yet to find one.

so please guys you all owe me one by just lecturing or enlighthing me more about this ewedu farming especially here in lagos.

Do we have good soil here.... ..
It have been mix
...,... ............ .........
You need to buy a land or you have.
Cover it round at 1st...

Because of fulani people....
Cow are still working round lagos
........ .................
Is good business but......
Google da..

Chioma99:

so please guys you all owe me one by just lecturing or enlighthing me more about this ewedu farming especially here in lagos.

i just really want to know more about it
expecially if its profitable or not

thanks and God bless!

Op, did you ever start your ewedu farm?