Dear Nairalanders, I have said this times without number and I'm saying it again, farming is not only for the poor or less privileged, learn to utilise the space beside or around your house.
This are few pictures of the things I harvested from my little farm.

What's that in the first picture? Groundnut or ginger?

Hmm.. nice. Kobojunkie.


Please sir, how did you plant the tumeric and how long did it take for all your produce to grow and mature for harvest. Can I also plant Irish potato in the same soil?

I'm thinking of using the space in my elder sisters compound to start farming. Please how much will it cost me to get seedlings and some equipments for starters. On a low budget please.
Where are you based? I don't mind coming
around for training. I want one on one practical training so I can grasp the whole process better.

Now no be time to sit down and wait on someone for monthly stipends again. Food prices are not smiling Biko.
Nlfpmode.

The yam looks like Artemis' toes

Happy harvest

Samakus:
The yam looks like Artemis' toes

Happy harvest

Looks like he harvested the yam god's feet.

Holly Gram The yam be like GIANT LEG..



Anyways, nice 1..


LITE UP my WEED in peace


WTF MAN!

The yam though

Blessedmercy8:
Hmm.. nice. Kobojunkie.


Please sir, how did you plant the tumeric and how long did it take for all your produce to grow and mature for harvest. Can I also plant Irish potato in the same soil?

I'm thinking of using the space in my elder sisters compound to star family. Please how much will it cost me to get seedlings and some equipments for starters. On a low budget please.
Where are you based? I don't mind coming for
around for training. I want one on one practical training so I can grasp the who process better.

Now no be time to sit down and wait on someone for monthly stipends again. Food prices are not smiling Biko.
Nlfpmode.

You don see plantain and yam now, you want one on one practical training. You didn't even consider his location. Any small thing, una clitoris go dey tickle una. Tueh!

More pictures.

The tumeric was initially planted in a location I did not like, so I had to uprooot them and plant them in a better place, they died at first but after watering for some time, they srang up and filled the whole place.

Blessedmercy8:
Hmm.. nice. Kobojunkie.


Please sir, how did you plant the tumeric and how long did it take for all your produce to grow and mature for harvest. Can I also plant Irish potato in the same soil?

I'm thinking of using the space in my elder sisters compound to star family. Please how much will it cost me to get seedlings and some equipments for starters. On a low budget please.
Where are you based? I don't mind coming for
around for training. I want one on one practical training so I can grasp the who process better.

Now no be time to sit down and wait on someone for monthly stipends again. Food prices are not smiling Biko.
Nlfpmode.

The plantain took 1 year, the tumeric and yam took 6-8 months each. You don't need any special equipment, and for the seedlings, when you go to the market, try to ask those market women which one is good for planting and take a good look at them too. You can plant irish potatoes in the same soil but the leaves spread alot.

Blessedmercy8:
Hmm.. nice.


Please sir, how did you plant the tumeric and how long did it take for all your produce to grow and mature for harvest. Can I also plant Irish potato in the same soil?

I'm thinking of using the space in my elder sisters compound to star family. Please how much will it cost me to get seedlings and some equipments for starters. On a low budget please.
Where are you based? I don't mind coming for
around for training. I want one on one practical training so I can grasp the who process better.

Now no be time to sit down and wait on someone for monthly stipends again. Food prices are not smiling Biko.
Nlfpmode.

I'm just a kid who had the privilege to stay with his grandma for a year and maximised the opportunity

DSTheGreat:
Dear Nairalanders, I have said this times without number and I'm saying it again, farming is not only for the poor or less privileged, learn to utilise the space beside or around your house.
This are few pictures of the things I harvested from my little farm.

Nice... cultivating a garden is supposed to be commonsense particular among low income Nigerians but sadly that is stil asking for too much.