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None in my location |
Maafiaalady:It is also called: "Resurrection plant" Very good for convulsive patients. Pictures of the first two, not really detailed; u need to provide more descriptive features. plants do look very similar. If the first plant has spiky leaves, it maybe: Acanthus Montana |
The last two are the same: Bryophyllum pinnatum |
In truth; besides Michael Opkara University, I have not heard of other Institutions. Why can't Michael opkara university produce its own VC? I know a few very good Professors I have worked with from that School. Maybe due to internal bickering and stalemate. These things can't happen in d University of Ibadan; my School I should emphasize. |
Are you into climate change issues?
which organization do you work with please? |
Ok, very cool. I am happy to learn about your harvest index hiting x3. Now that u have explained d reason for the muddiness, ayam ok. But All of us should take note that when farming vegetables, our sources and types of inputs matter alot. Plants assimilate anything in soil Solutions indiscriminately and utilize d useful ones. The toxic ones, if they dont kill d plants are stored somewhere else that do not interfere with d plant metabolism and physiology. In vegetables, when sometimes d whole plant is harvested for delicacies, need i say d rest? Op weldone and Goodluck! |
akinvest:Hi there! I specifically did not mention UI because I still do not know OP's location. I actually finished from Agronomy department of the University of Ibadan. If OP considers UI ok, I got Femi, Mathew and Mr. Paul's Numbers to share with OP. (All of them work in the Soil Analytical Labs). Another Good-luck to OP.! |
Curiouscity:Before before, them scientists use to think that, the muddier the water, the more plant nutrients it contains. But this is not so. I only frowned at the OP's water source because He or She is involved in vegetable cultivation. The chances of contamination (E.coli and the rest) is very realistic and also from some of the pictures of the fruiting pepper, isn't it obvious something was wrong with both the leaves and fruits? May I quickly ask the OP, since an adequate background check was done before embarking on the project; how would you compare your yield with what you found in literature? Did you guys know that, very clean vegetables which require no washing before eating are now grown in clean hydroponics? Abeg nor vex, shutting my loud mouth. Back to my work now. |
Since you are growing vegetables, i am concerned about the source and quality of irrigation water which i saw in your pictures. You may be selling more than vegetables to your customers at harvest. Also, you are very likely gonna conciously introduce and increase disease and pest incidences in your vegetable farm. Just my scientific facts and fears though, but plenty of Goodluck all the same. |
What is the land use history of the plot? When you visited the plot, what is the nature and type of vegetation in it? what is the soil nutrients requirements of oil palms and does the location, ecosystem and climatic conditions surport the growth of oil palms? Depending on your location, most Agronomy departments in Universities can help you Analyze soil samples, but it does not end there. You need sound interpretation of analytical results bearing in mind other factors mentioned in paragraph 2 to be able to make informed decisions. Additionally, I believe most Agricultural Research Institutes should have soil analytical labs including IITA. Goodluck in your endeavour! |
ellboy007:I told them, that i wanted to replicate the type of activities my office does and that i have gained immense experience in the sector. I told them i was not satisfied with my monthly pay and wanted to improve my life and others who will be engaged by me. When one of them asked me how I wud cope between the activities; I told him point blank that i will quite my current Job. Happily, the Madam in charge wished me very well and success on my proposed YAGEP project and looks forward to hearing about it and meeting me. I just told her, God Bless You Ma. Many who did not tackle the questions well were ruffled up and it took such much time per person. I hope this has explained it a bit more. |
stmichael001:Many Thanks and you too. |
stmichael001:What would u do with d money? Training is 3months, will u be available? How do u intend to manage this project with current job? These were questions I was asked |
xtosync:@Drake2, you can't leave Abuja by 3pm and get to Agbor for the interview, unless you wan turn superman then fly for broad day light. lol. Thanks. will sought it out tomorrow |
vboss:Ok, will give it a try. And many thanks for your response. |
Sampi4me:Many thanks for all who have responded. I applied for YAGEP. Could u guys tell me more about d benefits of this program? I have a technical presentation to make on Wednesday on behalf of my office Abuja by 1pm; can one get to Ika north east same day if i take off by say 3pm? Can one take a night Bus to Agbor? is ds YAGEP worth d trouble? kindly advice please. many thanks |
stmichael001:Congratulations. I also got the invitation, but mine is in Ika North East Local Government Secretariat. ( When I googled it, I saw Agbor?) But could you find out more about this programme? especially those who had undergone the programme? Many Thanks! |
contact details please for more correspondence especially the neem oil. we want it ds season. Thanks |
Terminalia catappa |
makzeze:Please, I need poultry manure. Our farm is located in kuje as well. 08184042286 |
Please, anybody with credible information on poultry farms with available organic manure should please contact me. email: b.ijeoma@intercedd.com phone: 08184042286. Many thanks and God blessings. Emphasis: Abuja and Nasarawa area only please. |
nosa2:b.ijeoma@intercedd.com |
ennysuccess:I am very sorry please. Forgive me really; many thanks. |
Metallica: "Nothing Else Matters" |
scofieldsimba:lol. U dey Craze oh! But come to think of it; your are so damn right. I have been drinking for 22 years now and I ain't sure if I wanna quit. |
This same, i mean ds particular masquerade blocked the bus i was in from Asaba back to Abuja yesterday (Sunday). They refused to clear way until we begged the driver to give them 100 naira to drink water. |
I am hastily typing ds message without reading all wonderful comments made so far. Op, ur mother is d best person in ur life no matter what. wanted to type more, but feeling so mad at u. How kud u scream or shout at mommy? please love her |
AmJane:At InterCEDD (International center for ethnomedicine and drug development), we use the cold pressing method (It requires a machine). The long chain organic molecules in the oil are very volatile and will loose its original configuration and quality if subjected to the heating method which is what you are probably asking for. If you are insistent on doing it yourself and also the most efficacious way; the cold press method is your best bet. Any other way will produce an oil with little or no evidence based efficacy. Plenty of Good luck though! |
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