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OLAMIMO12:
Pictures

That's cool. When r u applying fertilizers and other chemicals to the tomato

jasper7:
Sorry sir, I have been at the very least, extremely busy. I think I'll make out time for the thread soon. I hardly have internet network at my current farm location.

Good to hear bro.

jasper7:
Well, I have been postponing this for a while, just because I dont believe in "internet farming". But I feel the need to encourage other Nigerian youths out there who want to venture into agribusiness. Came back to Nigeria after University studies to invest in my country, it has not been easy so far to farm in Nigeria. The challenges have been enormous but *in Lil Wayne's voice* "we doing aite".
If I start my story, the epistle will be too long, so... I'll just get straight to the point.

I am a vegetable farmer. And farm majorly cucumber. I am pro-organic farming (it's very expensive in Nigeria). I employ technologies from around the world (especially thailand) that suit our climate and culture. I've been into this for quite a while now.

Decided to upload pictures of how I plant and the agronomy I employ in my cucumber farming. To get more ideas from the pros here and to excite the intending farmers. Just follow up

@jasper7 why did you stop updating this thread?

Johnnyessence:
agriculture need monitoring and one should be ready to pay the price.

Absolutely.

Hey Bamdex,

I think you have not described your request as detailed as possible.

Can you specify the type of land you are interested in?

What crop(s) do you want to cultivate on such land?

What duration of years do you want to use the land for?

and other details.

Is it compulsory your new farmland should be located at Ibadan, what if i get a land for you in Osogbo?