How powerful is the hand tractor, is it capable of making big ridges/heap suitable to plant yam?

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OluchiDelly:

Make sure u apply on moist soil and u can transplant after 5days. It's not harsh on veggies (like lagoon) if u don't use overdose.

Do you have early maturing maize that one can plant now(location:south west)?

Nice. Hope it won't harm plant like tomatoes, if its transplant immediately after the herbicide is used, or one has to wait for some days before planting?

Cedagrochemical:
A pre-emergence herbicide for the control of a broad spectrum of annual grasses and broadleaf weeds in maize, rice, cotton, soyabeans, groundnut, tomato, onion, sugarcane, potato and cassava...

Contains 455g of pendimethalin per litre

1 litre is needed for an acre of land


Volume - 1 litre

Price - 4500 per litre

Thanks to op for this thread. I've downloaded and registered on binance but stalk in verification phase. I have paper slip of national ID, and the process requires plastic ID. Please is there other way out to get verified?

Nice. I'm in. Please proceed.

Dayo1988:
I used it for my maize and cassava nothing happened to my maize. Initially I though as such but one of my brother told me that he used lagon for Mai z e day is more dan a month , that was I went to used lagon on my farm, is better dan guadforce, top Nico ,. Strike dey are not working very well, lagon is d only one to do d job don't waste ur money on another chemical or u can also use quick action but u have to be extra careful boy,

What about the cassava, didn't it affect i t too?

Can you send some to kogi state?

Do they(opay) have specific monthly target?

crown08:
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How much is the djack?

Location?

SLOVFO:


Interesting. So drying and preservation is the limiting factor in the cultivation of beans in the South. What if we pick the beans before the dry and dry them using a dryer of a sort?

. Yes, and planting it at the right time. Using a dryer? May be it would work, but it has to be fully mature before harvesting.

OluchiDelly:


How did you remove the shell?

After harvesting it, I spread them in a surface, to sun dried so the damp one can dry for its easy separation from it's shell. After they are dried, I empty it in a sack(big size type), tied the mouth and continually hitting(moderate) the sack with a small size Wood. As u are hitting the sack, the beans will be separating from their shell and settling at the base of the sack while the empty shell will comes up which you can carefully selected from it.

Stephenmoka4:
What! 5 rubbers to 51 rubbers. (Pragmatically sounds true but, I read some old comments that beans business doesn't work). I have tried planting a few seeds and the results are like x7 of the seeds. I don't understand why some people said, you'll reap little sowing beans

They are wrong. Beans farming is profitable if planted at the right time and properly managed. I did a trial with local variety last year and was amazed at the outcome. Sowed 3 small milk tin of it and got more than five bowl (happy family rubber, the 35ltr type). It was intercrop with cassava and maize. But its harvesting is very stressful once it start drying. Any dried one not harvested will rot if there's rainfall. That's why the planning is very important, just like someone earlier pointed out (planting it 40 days towards the end of the raining season). Plan the planting in a way that there'll be no frequent rainfall on its drying period.

Is there any pre emergence herbicide that one can use before planting beans?

shariff84:
No,till september.you can only plant beans toward the end of the rain like 40days to end of raining season.

Hmm. What about educational courses, biology education specifically. Any hope for them aside teaching line?

Is it possible and advisable for one to be in the business without going to the market in person, like relying on agent that'll waybill the grains?

Nice explanation. Thanks for this. I'm beginning to fall in love with this business.

OK. Thsnks for ur respnse. I don't have its picture.

Teetee777:

I don't know this beans o, maybe if I see the pictures I can recognize it

Impressive. journey mercies to @op. I read of certain forty days beans popularly call "kwankwaso". I'll be very happy if you can help me to get it.

May his soul rest in perfect peace, amin. Great loss.

Nice thread. I'm in, to learn. I wish you success @op in all you'll do in this business. Please keep the thread alive and always update us.

1. Clear the bushes around
2. Fumigate your environment
3. Rear their natural predator like duck or pigs.

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famagro:
I successfully applied attra force on my yam plantation last year.

is it selective for yam?

Its Gabon viper not puff ader. Its a venomous snake. It kill fast.

Gamer999:
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"It is very shocking that overnight, all the herdsmen in Ishielu LGA vacated which means that the local herdsmen are part of the conspiracy of the killing of our people."

This is very true and common any where they are.