₦airaland Forum

felixzo1:
GNC and PKC look similar in appearance depending on the expeller method used.

felixzo1:
its PKC but with little oil left in its.

ultrarich:
We are currently working with a fish farm company with over 100 numbers of earthen ponds in Ogun State. We they are in need of fish feeds raw materials. If you can supply kindly drop your contact and we will reach out to you.

REGARDS

ozornet:
This is what the bi-product called palm kernel cake (PKC) looks like

Victornezzar:
Dude I know who you are

Don't let me expose you

Richfarmer:
My name is abel micheal from enugu state,

i am a succesfull business man that deals majorly in oil and gas,
am also into politics

but do export and import as a side hustle,

i came from a well known family,
from a rich background precisely.

I am a rich farmer that owns large palm trees in hectares and i usually extract them to sell.

my grandfather was a very rich farmer in the east,

i took over from my father the occupation his father left for him,
i am also into cassava farming and maize production

but deal a little bit on planting rice,

i own a boutique store in the ireland but dont usually go there

i control large hectares of land in the east as my inheritance,

my family is very rich.
So money is not my problem

but i just want to expand my farming empire,

i have many big farms in different locations,
ogun state, edo state, enugu state, benue state,(my farm currently at cross river state has issues with elders and needs to be settled)

i also have a farm in kwara state but hate going there due to road and security reasons

i also have a farm in abuja that is been controlled by my trusted old hausa man,

this is the deal here,
if any comment i see benefiting enough to give me the right answer,

will i settle this project with.

Just give me the basic analises and profits to make if am to invest #50 million naira in any type of crop farming in any state whatsoever,

as i have said earlier that i will like to expand my farming empire to different states,

should i invest in plantain farming or cassava farming?

Should i invest in pepper tomatoes and okro?

What about cucumber or ugwu farming?

Will i be able to make returns if i get to invest in chilli peppers or bell peppers?

Should i cultivate rice or beans?
Or maybe even plant marijuana too?

What if i invest on dwarf pawpaw cultivation?

Or go in with maize farming?
Please i just need your detailed guidelines and information,

when i have seen the right person i will contact you as soon as possible to get things started

i can even sponsor you if you have a farm that has detailed guidelines of growing to supply to more population,

may the best man wins!
Shallom!

Alphafarms:
It laughable when people begin to ask if tilapia can be farmed or cultured domestically, when we give them a big YES for an answer they doubt if we are saying the truth or just internet farmers.

We have received calls about the possibility of one culturing or rearing tilapia as an alternative to catfish, and we are glad and happy to put people through in the area of tilapia Farming.

We are happy to be part of your success story on Tilapia Farming, in the area of preparing a business plan, establishment of tilapia farms, management, training, and marketing.

Benefits of Farming Tilapia
1. Cheap to produce and maintain
2. Storage ability
3. Exportable in frozen/dried form
4. Retailed ready market
5. Can be farmed in concrete/trapouline/earthen/plastic ponds
6. Low cannibalism
7. Exploring other areas of Aquaculture

@ALPHA FISHERIES & AGRO SERVICES, LAGOS, we produced high quality, disease resistant & Fast growing Tilapia seedlings, for your success story in Tilapia Farming.

Our parents brood stock was gotten from Thailand, so be sure of an improved seedlings when you order from us.

Address: 12, Sunview Estate, Ajah, Lekki-epe Expressway, Lagos.

Branch office: ijaw quarters, by St Mary's Junction, Airport road, Warri, Delta State.

Call/WhatsApp: 08021106583

Tilapia Farming, The Future Of Aquaculture


Inasmuch as the farming of tilapia is looking like the next big thing in aquaculture in Nigeria, if care is not taken, the ills that gradually befell catfish farming will catch up with it.
I’m talking about issues like in-breeding, poor quality feeds, poor fish management , poor post harvest techniques and most importantly poor markets/ prices. Its no news how smuggled tilapia has flooded the market and is thus making local farmers to break even.
By and large the government needs to first tackle these issues and create an enabling environment for tilapia farming.
Whether we like it or not, we are lagging seriously behind in the production of farmed fish and that shows how incompetent our government is considering our ever burgeoning population.

Setrice:
Please guys how do i get to this address from Bariga invited for Pension $ Investment Expert.
Also is it a marketing job please is tomorrow 11th March 2020

Olarsunmade:
Has anyone received Interview invite here? A guy told me he had received a text for interview next week.