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It even seems like the building is being constructed for students. Thank God no lives were lost. Chine12: |
OMG! What a loss for the owner. ![]() Chine12: |
The man can just retire to a farm in Daura. ![]() Meanwhile, If you are interested in poultry farming, here are some pro tips for poultry farming. How to Start a Poultry Farming business – for Beginners https://agro4africa.com/how-to-start-poultry-farming-for-beginners/ 1. Learn from an Expert: Learn how to start poultry farming from the nearest poultry farm. This will give you a good headstart. 2. Decide what to produce: Decide whether to focus on broiler chicken (meat production) or egg production or both. 3. Choose a good location of your farm: Site the location of your farm where it is close to your target market but far from residential areas. 4. Build a poultry house for the birds: Put up a poultry farm structure that will provide protection from harsh weather condition and pests. 5. Procure equipment: Stock your poultry farm with equipment that will make your daily work on the farm very easy. 6. Buy stocking chicks: Carefully select healthy birds for your farm. 7. Employ workers: Hire more workers as you expand 8. Feed the chicks: Use appropriate feeds only. 9. Poultry health management: Birds are prone to fall sick, take care of them immediately. 10. Market your products: Learn how to market poultry products and make money. READ FULL THE FULL ARTICLE @ https://agro4africa.com/how-to-start-poultry-farming-for-beginners/ GistMore11: |
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You ought to read this now. chiblaze07: |
When 1 kilo of chick bumped up from N1,100 to N1,600 in the same August I just hope they have not played with the figures for political reasons. Meanwhile, If you are interested. Here are some pro tips for poultry farming. How to Start a Poultry Farming business – for Beginners https://agro4africa.com/how-to-start-poultry-farming-for-beginners/ 1. Learn from an Expert: Learn how to start poultry farming from the nearest poultry farm. This will give you a good headstart. 2. Decide what to produce: Decide whether to focus on broiler chicken (meat production) or egg production or both. 3. Choose a good location of your farm: Site the location of your farm where it is close to your target market but far from residential areas. 4. Build a poultry house for the birds: Put up a poultry farm structure that will provide protection from harsh weather condition and pests. 5. Procure equipment: Stock your poultry farm with equipment that will make your daily work on the farm very easy. 6. Buy stocking chicks: Carefully select healthy birds for your farm. 7. Employ workers: Hire more workers as you expand 8. Feed the chicks: Use appropriate feeds only. 9. Poultry health management: Birds are prone to fall sick, take care of them immediately. 10. Market your products: Learn how to market poultry products and make money. READ FULL THE FULL ARTICLE @ https://agro4africa.com/how-to-start-poultry-farming-for-beginners/ dipoolowoo: |
This one is automatic public holiday to everyone living on this street. As them no go work today, wetin them go eat? Meanwhile, Our borders have been closed by the federal government, it means that all man must learn how to produce his own food or pay heavily to farmers who would produce the food. Learning simple farming tips which you can practice from the comfort of your small backyard has been made easy. Click this link below! Visit Agro4africa for more details kemzy036: |
Umahi is trying no doubt, but I feel he is more focused on road construction and good drainage which for this argument is a known fact. But for infrastructure in the real sense of infrastructure, make I no lie, my village is yet to be electrified even though it shares a common boundary with Enugu where we have EEDC Officialgarri: |
This one is better sand sand inside garri. How will PDP handle this? How will Atiku take this shame of his appeal being turned down? Meanwhile, Our borders have been closed by the federal government, it means that all man must learn how to produce his own food or pay heavily to farmers who would produce the food. Learning simple farming tips which you can practice from the comfort of your small backyard has been made easy. Click this link below! Visit Agro4africa for more details aminulive: |
This her trouser na die !!Abeg make una learn better thing joor. Learn How to process cassava into garri The cassava processing steps have been summarized below. For full details, read on the blog - https://agro4africa.com/cassava-processing-how-to-process-raw-cassava-into-garri/ 1. Harvest and sort your cassava to get the best 2. Peel the cassava roots 3. Wash and clean the cassava root 4. Grate the cassava roots into a mash 5. Ferment the Cassava Mash to Remove Hydrocyanic Acid 6. Press the cassava sack to drain the water in the garri 7. After draining the garri mash, sift the wet cake into grits 8. Fry or roast the grits to form edible garri 9. Spread the garri in a thin layer and allow it to cool 10. Sieve or grind the garri to break larger granules 11. Pack the garri in airtight bags and store properly To read the full article and other resources, visit the link below https://agro4africa.com/cassava-processing-how-to-process-raw-cassava-into-garri/ lovdoc: |
This is great. For interested persons only, you can also add garri processing business to this. The cassava processing steps has been summarized below. For full details, read on the blog - https://agro4africa.com/cassava-processing-how-to-process-raw-cassava-into-garri/ 1. Harvest and sort your cassava to get the best 2. Peel the cassava roots 3. Wash and clean the cassava root 4. Grate the cassava roots into a mash 5. Ferment the Cassava Mash to Remove Hydrocyanic Acid 6. Press the cassava sack to drain the water in the garri 7. After draining the garri mash, sift the wet cake into grits 8. Fry or roast the grits to form edible garri 9. Spread the garri in a thin layer and allow it to cool 10. Sieve or grind the garri to break larger granules 11. Pack the garri in airtight bags and store properly To read the full article and other resources, visit the link below https://agro4africa.com/cassava-processing-how-to-process-raw-cassava-into-garri/ meemeee: |
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What is Garri Garri is a type of carbohydrate food that you get from processing raw cassava. It is a major meal of many West African countries, especially Nigeria and the Igbo people in particular. You can eat garri by soaking it in cold water with sugar or honey. To make the food very rich, you can add milk, coconut, palm kernel nuts, dry fish, groundnuts, or porridge beans (cowpea). Another way to eat garri is by making pasta with it, and eat it with a delicious soup like egusi soup, okra soup, vegetable soup etc. What is the shelf life of garri? The way you process your garri and how you store it can affect how long it will stay on the shelf. When you process cassava properly you can store it for up to six months or more. Fry or Roast your garri properly to reduce its moisture content which is usually the main cause of spoilage. To make your garri have a longer shelf-life you must properly dry it to lower moisture content level using airtight plastic buckets. Do not store garri in a moist environment or leave open in areas with high humidity. If you do this, your garri will begin to develop molds and spoil. Package your garri properly in sacks and store in a cool dry place. The cassava processing steps has been summarized below. For full details, read on the blog - https://agro4africa.com/cassava-processing-how-to-process-raw-cassava-into-garri/ 1. Harvest and sort your cassava to get the best 2. Peel the cassava roots 3. Wash and clean the cassava root 4. Grate the cassava roots into a mash 5. Ferment the Cassava Mash to Remove Hydrocyanic Acid 6. Press the cassava sack to drain the water in the garri 7. After draining the garri mash, sift the wet cake into grits 8. Fry or roast the grits to form edible garri 9. Spread the garri in a thin layer and allow it to cool 10. Sieve or grind the garri to break larger granules 11. Pack the garri in airtight bags and store properly To read the full article and other resources, visit the link below https://agro4africa.com/cassava-processing-how-to-process-raw-cassava-into-garri/
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1. Learn from an Expert. Learn how to start poultry farming from the nearest poultry farm. This will give you a good headstart. 2. Decide what to produce Decide whether to focus on broiler chicken (meat production) or egg production or both. 3. Choose a good location of your farm Site the location of your farm where it is close to your target market but far from residential areas. 4. Build a poultry house for the birds Put up a poultry farm structure that will provide protection from harsh weather condition and pests. 5. Procure equipment Stock your poultry farm with equipment that will make your daily work on the farm very easy. 6. Buy stocking chicks Carefully select healthy birds for your farm. 7. Employ workers Hire more workers as you expand 8. Feed the chicks Use appropriate feeds only. 9. Poultry health management Birds are prone to fall sick, take care of them immediately. 10. Market your products Learn how to market poultry products and make money. Read the full article from Source: https://agro4africa.com/how-to-start-poultry-farming-for-beginners/ |
How To Start Poultry Farming For Beginners _____________________________________ Over time, I have gotten several questions regarding the issue of starting a poultry farming business. My answer has always been the same, “you can’t learn everything about poultry farming in one day.” Each type of farming business follows specific operational principles for making good profit. When such principles are not righteously followed by the farm management, it results in serious losses for the owners. Are you interested in starting a poultry farm? Click on this link to read the full article: https://agro4africa.com/how-to-start-poultry-farming-for-beginners/ Continue reading to see an outline of the steps involved in poultry farming. Whether chicken meat production, egg production, or a combination of the two, you must understand the principles of running a profitable poultry farming business. So before starting, it is wise to learn some more about the business or intern under a poultry farmer. Take some time to investigate why many poultry farmers make good profits from poultry farming while many others fail. Some of the farmers, especially beginners have been forced out of poultry farming business because they could not operate it properly and thus lose money. You have to do everything timely and perfectly according to a plan. That’s why, like every other business out there, you must have a poultry business plan that will guide your business. Writing a poultry business plan is an advanced level study. Let’s focus on discussing poultry farming for beginners. Successful poultry farming business involves a lot of work so it takes passion to pull through. But, it is easy when you make your passion hobby, take the pressure off, and have fun. How to Start Poultry Farming in Nigeria Before starting out a poultry farming business in Nigeria, you must first go through the steps below. 1. Learn how to start poultry farming from the nearest poultry farm 2. Decide whether to focus on broiler chicken or egg production or both 3. Set the location of your farm 4. Put up a poultry farm structure 5. Procure equipment for the poultry farm 6. Buying of chicks 7. Workers for the poultry 8. Feeding the chicks 9. Poultry health management 10 Learn how to market poultry products This article has been truncated because of its length. Read the full explanation of each of the steps on the website https://agro4africa.com/how-to-start-poultry-farming-for-beginners/
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Pork contains high protein and essential vitamins, minerals and amino acid which are generally good for health. When you remove the visible fat in Lean pork, what remains is nutrient-dense, satisfying, and good for you. It is suitable for even cholesterol-lowering or healthy heart diets. Some pork parts like that of tenderloin, loin chops, and sirloin roast are made from the lean cuts and are more healthy than chicken. The American Heart Association even certify that pork tenderloin and pork sirloin roast meet the criteria as heart-healthy foods. So, a pork nutrition diet isn’t that bad after all. 1. Pork contains a high volume of vitamin B1 which is vital for growth and repair of muscles and nerve tissues. It is also useful for carbohydrates metabolism in the body. 2. The presence of vitamin Riboflavin helps in maintaining skin and health problems. It repairs damaged tissues and extracts energy from food. 3. Vitamin B6 present in pork meat is important for the formation of red blood cells and the proper functioning of the nervous system. 4. This vitamin B6 also helps in the metabolism of fats, proteins, and carbohydrates. 5. Pork produces iron which is easily absorbed by the body and enhances the production of energy. 6. The meat helps keep bones in good shape and builds strong bones, teeth and keeps a check on the body energy levels. 7. Zinc present in pork helps to boost the immune system and enhances body resistance against numerous diseases. 8. If you are in the #Fitfam crew that likes #bodybuilding, then you will definitely like this one. Pork is a good source of protein and amino acids which are very vital for your bodybuilding exercises. 9. Eating Pork also ensures better immunity to body due to the presence of essential antioxidant. 10. Finally, Pork is good for your skin, eyes, nervous system, bones and mental performance. Read Full Article here https://agro4africa.com/pork-nutrition-calories-in-pork-and-health-effects/
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This guide will basically walk you through the step by step process of potato farming in Nigeria. The process of commercial potato farming is the same even if you are growing potatoes in colder regions. You only need to consider the temperature and soil requirement in order to succeed. If you want to learn about a different tuber crop, you can read this comprehensive guide on cassava farming using this link. https://agro4africa.com/cassava-farming-process/ So, let's get down to business. Benefits Of Potato Farming 1. Potato farming is a good form of employment if done at the right scale. 2. It is great food for many homes around the world. Many families fry, boil, or roast potatoes for consumption. 3. Potatoes can serve as a major source of foreign exchange when exported to other countries. 4. There are amazing benefits of potatoes for skin, hair, and Health. Potato juice is used to treat some ailment and remove Warts. 5. Potatoes are good for shining your silverwares e.g. cutlery. You can also use potatoes to clean windows and remove stains. 6. It helps relieve arthritis, infections, and boils. 7. Potato is good for absorbing excess salt from a cooking pot. 8. Art students use potato for creating uniform patterns for stamp designs. How to Grow Potatoes in Nigeria Step 1: Select a Suitable Land for Growing Potatoes in Nigeria Potatoes require adequate access to sunlight, therefore, you can grow it in an open area. You can grow potatoes in almost any type of soil, except saline and alkaline soils. Naturally, loamy and sandy loam soils that are rich in organic matter, are the most suitable soils for growing potato. This is because the soils are loose and they offer the least resistance to enlargement of the tubers. Also, make sure the soil has good drainage and proper aeration. You should plant your potato in slightly acidic soil with a pH range of 5.2 - 6.4. Step 2: How to Prepare Land for Planting Potatoes Growing potatoes involves extensive ground preparation. This stage of the potato planting process involves clearing the farm and ploughing the soil. You need to harrow the soil with a hoe or plough until it is completely free of weed roots. Most times, you need to plough at least three times, with a frequent harrowing and rolling before the soil reaches a suitable condition: soft, with adequate drainage and aeration. You can incorporate fertilizer into the soil at this stage and also prepare seedbeds for the potatoes. Step 3: Types of Potatoes and Selecting the Best Potato Variety Although the potato cultivated worldwide belongs to just one botanical species, Solanum tuberosum, the tubers come in thousands of varieties. The varieties have great differences in size, shape, colour, texture, cooking characteristics and taste. You need to decide on the potato variety you want to plant. There are different types to choose from, however, you have to consider some of these factors; Factors to consider when choosing potato variety for cultivation a. You must consider the disease resistance of the variety b. The time it takes to reach maturity c. You must also consider the level of productivity or yield of the potato d. Check what is the overall quality of the potato it produces. Selecting the Best Potato Variety for Cultivation Like you already know, there are different varieties of seed potato available in Nigeria. Some are local and while others come from other countries. Some of the local varieties include; - RC767-2 - RC7716-3 - RC7716-4 - RC777-3 Some varieties that come in through importation which are high yielding and highly resistant to diseases include; - Nicola - Bertita - Diamant - Kondor - Famosa - BR63-18 - Mirabel Step 4: When to Cultivate and How to plant potato While Sweet Potatoes is grown by planting stems from matured plants, Irish potatoes require seed propagation. Potatoes may be planted as soon as you can till the land, but keep soil temperatures in mind. Potato plants will not begin to grow until the soil temperature has reached 45 degrees F. The soil should be moist, but free from waterlogging to avoid rotting the seed potato. Method of planting Sweet Potatoes Dig holes that are 10 to 18 inch apart for planting the potato stems. You can apply compost manure directly into these holes, or do so when making the ridges/mounds. Plant your freshly cut Sweet Potato stems in these holes with the budding eyes facing upwards, the cover it with soil. Method of planting Irish Potatoes After you are done preparing the land for growing the potatoes, do the following; 1. Dig a trench that is 4 to 6 inches deep. Add fertilizer to the trench, according to the recommendation from the soil test result, prior to planting the Irish seed potatoes. 2. Place the seed potatoes in the trench, spacing them at 10 to 18 inches apart. Cover the potatoes with 2 inches of soil and space multiple trenches 2 to 3 feet apart. 3. Water the potatoes at the time of planting. Continue to water about every three days to keep the soil moist. Do not allow the soil to dry out, neither should it be waterlogged. 4. Cover the potatoes with another 2 inches of soil once sprouts emerge from the ground. As the plants grow, continue mounding soil or mulch over the tops of the potato plant roots to keep the growing tubers covered. When you expose potato tubers to sunlight, they turn green and can be toxic, so they should not be eaten. Step 5: How to Control Weeds on the Potato Farm Potatoes are broadleaf crops and very sensitive to chemicals. So, the application of Weedicide should be done very carefully. It can be done in the following manner - According to Agropedia. 1. Pre-plant soil incorporation: Use EPTC @ 1-2 kg ha-1 or Fluchloralin @ 1.0 kg ha-1. EPTC is known to increase the proportion of large sized tubers in the harvest, quite apart from its weed control effect. 2. Pre-emergence: Use of Alachlor @ 1.0 kg ha-1or Pendimethalin @ 1.8 kg ha-1 or Metribuzin @ 1.0 kg ha-1 or Methabenzthiazuron 1.0-1.5 kg ha-1 or Oxifluorfen @ 0.1-0.2 kg ha-1 or Oxidiazon @ 0.75 kg ha-1. 3. Early postemergence: Use of Paraquat and Diquat @ 0.36-1.0 kg ha-1 or Metribuzin @ 0.35-1.0 kg ha-1. Apply when no more than 5-10% potato plants have just emerged from the soil. It is the most commonly in use for the treatment of potato weeds in India. You can apply these herbicides to combat against all type of weeds in potato farming. Get proper training for mixing these chemicals with water from an expert to get better results from using the solution. The spraying swath should be proper. Also, when you incorporate the Weedicide in the soil, the moisture content of the soil should be proper for the best results. Step 6: How to Apply Fertilizer in Potato Farming Business Growing potatoes (Solanum tuberosum) so they become big requires proper preparation of the soil at planting time. While preparing the soil, adding lots of potassium and nitrogen it helps them get off to a strong start. Later in the season, the potato plants require an additional shot of fertilizer to form large tubers. Generally, the type and quantity of fertilizer to use depend on the results of soil tests. You can increase the fertility of the soil by using cover crops, organic fertilizers, and non-organic fertilizers. Non-organic, fertilizers contain chemicals that may burn seed potatoes. So, the best time to apply them is before planting. Use a combination of broadcasting and side-dressing methods of fertilizer application to apply fertilizers to your potato. This is typically more effective than using only one of those fertilization methods. Step 7: How to Harvest the mature Potato Harvesting your potatoes depends majorly on the weather conditions, the growth season, and the tuber size you desire. However, the maturity period for growing potato is usually 2 to 3 months after planting. Before you begin harvesting, wait until the tops of the vines die down and begin to wither. Potatoes are tubers and you want your plant to store as much of that flavorful starch as possible. Once the foliage turns brown, you should start preparing for harvest. Usually, the harvest is done on a sunny day when the soil is slightly dry but not compact. In the process of harvesting these potatoes, ensure there is minimal damage to the tubers before storage. This will prevent the tubers from rotting quickly when in storage. Step 8: How to Process and Store Potato after Harvest Temperature and tuber damage are the two most important factors in successful potato storage. Very careful handling is the key to preventing damage. Harvesting is best done when the soil is slightly moist to prevent abrasion and the tubers lifted carefully to avoid damage. Ideally, they should be left to dry for a few hours in the field, collected in field containers and placed in a cool, shady place. Potatoes for food (ware potatoes) must not stay under sunlight for more than a few hours otherwise they turn green, develop an unpleasant taste and may become toxic. It is important to make the distinction between ware potato storage and seed potato storage. The objective of ware potato storage main is to obtain the maximum quantity of tubers, of acceptable quality to the consumers, at a rate to meet consumer demand. This requires the lowest possible quantitative and qualitative losses, with no or little sprouting, kept in the dark to prevent greening and firm tubers, all at an economical cost. In seed potatoes storage the objective is to have optimum development of sprouts prior to planting. In both cases, the farmer requires the maximum return from his investment in time, materials, equipment and buildings. Potato Processing - Industrial Uses of Potatoes Potatoes are processed in breweries to produce alcoholic beverages such as vodka The flour from sweet potatoes is great for making biscuits, baking bread and cookies and many other uses in the food industry. Livestock like goats and pigs eat potatoes. You can feed your livestock with potatoes which are either too small or damaged beyond human consumption. The potatoes are first steamed and fed to the livestock, or fed to them raw. Food industries use the starch from potatoes as a thickener and binder for soups and sauces. Textile companies use potato starch as an adhesive, while paper companies use it for manufacturing papers and boards. Researchers commonly use potato tubers as specimens in plant research because of some special characteristics that the plant possesses. Conclusion Nothing can ever beat a first-hand experience of how to grow potato from a practicing farmer. The amazing benefits of potato and its high demand in the market make it worthwhile to go into potato farming business. I am glad you've read this article to this point. Was this post helpful? I like to receive feedback, so, I will appreciate if you could leave a comment below. If you find this article helpful, please share with friends. Cheers!
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