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pyyxxaro:
Devil wicked oh

very wicked bro

pyyxxaro:
Devil wicked oh

very wicked bor

freeukline:
my children and I use this to scare them off.

wow lovely

what did you apply? I have some weaver birds that attack my plants by coming to cut off the tip of the plant. is there anything you can suggest?

what is the price for the last one? pls don't say I should contact you privately

domack99:
Thanks, I wish I have a contact in plateau for the cactus plant

Eya, sorry bro, am no longer in plateau, would have sent you some

domack99:
Thanks,
I actually don't plan to use the plant alone but add barb wire horizontally across the plant. I believe Jathropha and Moringa are deep rooted but don't know about this Cactus plant if they can easily be fell off.

I think they are deeply rooted. plus they have the advantage of also having thorns all over them and when cut, they have this milky latex that can be very irritating when it comes in contact with the skin
the advantage moringa and jathropha would give you is that you can harvest and sell their produce.

this is riyom in plateau state. this cactus i s not usually propagated by seed but rather through stem cuttings. if you know someone in plateau state, you can ask him to send it along. jathropha and moringa won't make an adequate fence to keep intruders off as effective as this plant would.

kindly share pics of the grape vines

DMerciful:
Upper temp range is upto 60°C but its better to run at room temperature of 25-28°C. The ones with BMS(battery management system) are adapted to be used in inverters as the required charging voltage is 14.4v consistent with what is obtainable in inverter. Normal Indian inverter would charge some of the Chinese models including the one I'm expecting. Draw back is high initial cost. Also max continuous current draw is limited to about 80A per battery however u can parallel to get more. But the advantage over lead acid is much.

thanks. I guess I'll start saving for one then.

DMerciful:
12V, 100AH is $600 on aliexpress but i want to see if i can negotiate it to <$500 . Lithium iron phosphate last about 2000cycles at 80% DOD unlike lead acid that will do max 300 cycles at 80% DOD. In reality, you get more backup time for 100AH LiFeO4 than 200AH lead acid cos you can do 80% DOD on lithium while you're limited to 30%-50% on lead acid if you want it to last appreciablly. Besides LiFeO4 is 1/7 the weight of lead acid so its mobile....take it to where there's power and charge . If you're doing 40% DOD on LiFeO4...we are talking of over 5000cycles(13yrs)
LiFeO4 ti take over
Note: lithium iron phosphate(LiFeO4) last longer than lithium polymer which inturn last longer than lithium alone(3 or more different types of lithium)

can the LiFePO4 batteries be used in areas where ambient temperatures can get as high as 44oC? also would the normal Indian inverters be able to effectively charge these batteries? what are the drawbacks of this type of batteries?

pls sir I need the babay car seat

gurujoe:
I bought 3 bags of yellow maize @ #13.5k/bag day before yesterday remaining 7 bags more because I want it to be10 bags each.

Guinea corn red @ #14k/bag bought 9 bags remaining 1 bag

Beans still looking for good price

Preservative #500 each

pls how is the preservative applied?

saydfact:
cc: jospepper, Imoy, greenermodels, ShegzyB, seunoj, Sikay19, eddyline, Bravoe, currentbrand

following.

snipesdam:
I have cats in my house to take care of the lizards, rats, cockroaches and small rodents.

lucky you. I had a male cat, but it ran away after growing big. am still searching for a kitten to keep. what I later did was to plant maize together with the tomatoes. it seem they prefer to feed on the maize and as such, my tomatoes are now coming up. my only fear now is that the cold season is going away now and heat is gradually setting in. this is not good for my tomatoes. will take pics and send when I arrive home later in the day. good luck

Thistles:
Source:https://www.tolet.com.ng/blog/5-cheapest-cities-to-live-in-nigeria/?utm_source=naraland&utm_campaign=nairaland18_01_2017&utm_medium=blog

if you don't have Jos on your list, you are wrong

pls how long did it take for your seeds to germinate?

nice work bro. I also started a small tomato farm at my backyard but lizards are giving me serious problems

pls send me a mail on edacheyusuf@gmail.com

still awaiting next lecture

MsDelilah:
You can't donate blood at least 6 months after getting a tattoo.

Depends on how it's done. I've got 6. And all the times I got tattooed, I never bled. The ink never came in contact with my blood. That depends on how your artist does his.

OK, that is to eliminate the chances of transmitting diseases such as hepatitis and HIV that may be in the latent state then.

Is there any connection between having a tatoo and not being able to donate blood?

first off, alabukun is not a herbal drug, it is a brand of aspirin. secondly, working in a country such as Nigeria, it is almost impossible for pharmacists to come up with effective drugs that would reach up to clinical trials. no Nigerian university have a functional NMR machine what miracles are they expected to perform? while herbal medicines are no doubt effective, the problem we have over here is that of standardizing the dosage.

saydfact:
Nice questions asked.

My advice is always have enough money to get your site to the German floor level before starting or at least to the filling level (because German floor is a lot of cash)

Your 1st stage should include:
a. Foundation
b. Blocks to foundation
c. Dig your septic tank and soak away ( https://www.nairaland.com/3502464/how-build-comfortable-house-earning ) I explained why on that link under No6.
d. fill the site and get it well compacted .[/color]

thank you sir. this has really helped.

there is a certain number of microorganisms that can be said to be within tolerable limits. I don't have these numbers in my head. if the microbial load in the said product exceeds this limit, the product becomes unacceptable. however, for certain microbes known as coliforms, the presence of even 1 renders it unacceptable. this is because for them to be present, then there is feacal contamination of some sorts. if you really want to know the number of limit for each microorganism, you'd have to consult official books or Google them.

buygala:
Thanks you Sir. ..but the question still remains...

What exactly are the permissible limits for the different microorganisms?

And you mentioned just Salmonella and e coli ..please what about

Clostridium Botulinum
Vibrio cholera
Tetanus
Aspergillus
Staphylococcus
Streptococcus
Syphilis
Mycobacterium tuberculosis

Are these ones and many more Nafdac approved oral microorganisms?

generally, coliforms and not just the two i mentioned are supposed to be absent in oral preparations and foods. not that they are nafdac approved but rather their presence suggests feacal contamination. I cannot start listing the limits for each microorganisms right now. perhaps you could Google that out. am sure you know that microorganisms are ubiquitous and as such it is inevitable to have them present in foodstuffs, water, etc. that is why limits are being set in CFU/g or CFU/ ml as the case may be. thanks.

buygala:
"Micro - organisms above permissible limit "


Madam Nafdac, please what's the national limit for micro - organisms in our food items?


And please, are there nationally recognized micro - organisms approved for human consumption by Nafdac?

If yes, please give us a list of them and also indicate their "permissible limit"

Thanks a lot Ma for your anticipated cooperation

Per oral foods and other products are usually not required to be sterile (completely free from micro organisms) as such, permissible limits are set for such items. such limits vary for different microorganisms however. but generally, Salmonella and E. coli should not be present