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boluwajokosegun: @ Buchika, very good advise but there is a way out to processing, why not employ two staff on monthly salary who will help in the processing work , get staff who can peel & fryten permanent staffs cannot process 250kg of garri manually from uprooting to frying in a day, remember the moment you uproot the tuber it starts to deteriorate, you must finish the peeling under 12 hours if you want white garri. bro either you sell tubers to garri making village women or you sell to big time processors like NSM Uli. either you do very micro scale cassava processing or very big time processing like NSM, there is no room for small or medium scale cassava processing as of now. the converting ratio is 4 tons of cassava tuber = 1 ton of garri |
as an experienced cassava farmer my advice to anyone who want s to go into commercial cassava farming is make sure your farmland is tractorable that's it's well destumped, minimise manual labour to the least possible, make sure your farmland access is motorable, be friendly with your state ADP extensions officers, know your market target, if it's only for garri, cultivate the best local variety, but if it's for starch go for all these TME419 or IITA improved variety. if you want to process commercial also and you don't have an efficient peeling system forget it you won't make it. the reason village women makes profit is they do all the processing themselves they pay no one from uprooting to frying, they pay only for grating and pressing which is very very insignificant. |
FarmTech: ..bro I 've seen all those contraption, apart from that thing that looks like knife non of the so called machine is workable. I have visited and searched all over Nigeria and online also for a peeler, gone to all the agricultural research institute in Nigeria there is none. remember I am still a small scale processor and I am looking for something to give me like 2-3 tons per hour. I saw something I believe that's workable on the internet from Brazil but it's something I can't afford cos the capacity is very high. |
fayahsoul: hmmm thats supprising. I have heard of this before and i'm still wondering how such expanse of land could be leased at a give away price. Is the road to your site motorable?yea it's motorable but not the best of roads. it's 911 Mercedes truck that evacuate s my harvest. it's still manageable. for me farming land is not the problem at all. ask around. |
fayahsoul: hmmm thats supprising. I have heard of this before and i'm still wondering how such expanse of land could be leased at a give away price. Is the road to your site motorable? |
fayahsoul: I think it's safer to own the land on which you farm. Villagers can really frustrate a leasee.but you have to start from somewhere, I didn't experience any problem from the umunna that rented me the parcel of land moreover it's renewed every 18 months that's the expected lifespan of cassava. where is the money to buy such expanse of land |
Apitch: That's part of the reasons I opened this thread, link me up with where I can rent such land. Pls beep me on 08038927644, we need to talkare you on what's app |
FarmTech: ..my brother I engage village women who charge 600 naira per wheel barrow and they peel with knives. it took almost 4 days for me to process 3 tons of cassava to finish product. the labour cost is mind blowing. that's why I am looking for a small scale peeler that can peel at even 90% efficient rate but I am yet to get one. I got something from futa akure back then but I realised after installation that it's crap, the village women is way faster than the machine and it chop the cassava tuber thereby wasting it and on top of that I 've to fuel it. brother it's a very long story. |
Apitch: That's for those in the west and not here in the east, but I stand to be correctedI rented 166 plots of land where I cultivated my cassava 12500 naira total cost plus 2 gallons of palm wine. not up to 2000 naira per hectar and its within awka axis |
FarmTech: ..my processing factory was designed to produce both garri and flour, but my greatest challenge in the business is not the end product cos I hardly meet demand. my problem is how to peel the tubers efficiently mechanically and drying |
Apitch: That's quite painful bro but thank GOD u didn't give up.I believe and it must surely come to pass. is there any poultry farmer around nnewi axis |
umu nne m daalu nuo, abum onye igboukwu. I am into cassava farming and processing, but to tell you the truth it's not easy at all, I started with the wrong foot forward and I lost heavily, was demoralised but now I am understudy ing a successful poultry farmer cause I believe I must surely make it in agriculture. ka ohagodi m etua |
I use lge455, it s a good phone but what annoys me about the phone is that its time format keep reverting to the 24hr format after setting it to 12hrs format, I rooted it but cant find a custom firmware for it, can anyone help me solve these issues. op thanks for opening this thread |
[quote author=Okiki_Oluwa]Glo should reduce their data bundle & price like MTN. Who cares for a 50mb data of N200 when MTN offer N5 per 5mb daily that can be renewed as many time as possible before the end of the day. Meaning, N50 for 50mb, N250 for N250mb in MTN. Last Bullet: Glo is still a learner.[/quote]please what's code for the mtn 5m for N5 and the plan. |
I succeeded in settting it up. my phone saw the network, connetcted to it but it couldnt browse, moreover the share connection link refuse to be edited it remain static with "NONE" please where did I go wrong |
obayaya: GBAM!!! stinginess is the bone of contention.. Obi is a prudent man and he doesn't offer contracts the usual fraudulent way.. that's why Every body in the political class is. shouting.. but the masses are happyoga u have said it all, God bless you, it is the jobless professionall politicians that hates obi, real anambralians knew he is God sent. If he sees u doing something good he ll support you to attain higher level thats obi for you, he hates jobless professional politicians. But because they re the one that makes most noise they re easily heard. |
wirinet: Should you not be concerned that in a single election in a small state like anambra and with the full resources of INEC- both materially and financially, voting materials could not arrive on time in most polling boths?it's unfortunate we re still experiencing the same problem 13 years after but what I am trying to get across is that what happened in idemili north and south the so called apc strong hold also happened at other areas that apga won. |
why is it too hard for our politicians to accept defeat, apart from the obosi problem, its almost the same situation all over the state. late arrival of inec staffs and voting material. the looser s are crying wolf. |
please do your research well before rushing to write ebook to sell, for your information 4 tons of raw cassava tuber = 1 ton of garri, do the rest of maths |
27k bought it 2days ago, |
SLIDE waxie: Pls dnt hide this post...please can you tell me about the peeling machine I have searched everywhere for a efficient cassava peeler |
o p your are right I experienced same thing at my end. it is the 30mb is fake |
please house my play store and some sites does not open with Droid vpn. honsule abeg come to my rescue. |
so how do one change the I p .address |
syllang: It has been sent to your mail. Please download the attached file and follow the link to view the video footege. i really wish i could get a Nigerian manufacturer for this product but i did not find a serious one. Let me know what your decision is on this machine but yet i still srongly advise that you evaluate the financial implication of the machine with your current method. if there is any difficulty in doing that, Pls Contact STP Consult.thanks for the link sir, I really appreciate your effort, I have already downloaded the pdf file and watched the video footage, I will do some research on those machine, I will get back to you soon. Thanks once again. |