RainMoreDFARMS:
I am actually based in Ipokia.
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Yes, it has rained twice, but not heavy per se. The rain is okay for vegetable farmers but not really satisfying for plantain farmers like me.

RainMoreDFARMS:
Owode Idiroko

RainMoreDFARMS:
Maybe you need to be specific with your location, Ogun State is Southwest and it's currently not raining here

zxcvbnmlkjhgfds:
Good evening/afternoon/morning to you.

If there's anyone in Abeokuta, Ògùn State (or its environs) that's willing and interested in using rabbit poop as manure, kindly respond.

It's free for you. When you come, tip us with any amount you feel like!

Usmanovic95:


I have done practical not necessarily documented analysis, the result was awesome. In your leisure hours you can as well take your time to read up on its usage and effectiveness online. I'm sure it's one of the best organic material you can come across.

Dougad:


It's actually state of hopefulness

Moboj:
Call or WhatsApp Mobojhub today

Moboj:

Layflat hose 100m for #50,000
Puncher for #5000
Venturi pump for #15,000
Offtake Valve 50pcs #20,000

Deola2ty:
FarmLand available at Ayetoro, Alabata, Ilaro yewa e.t.c check my signature

umuna:


Good evening sir,

For the seedlings we shall sell at #1400. Yes we shall be able to supply you.

For the husked coconuts, we shall sell at #200 per nuts.

Thanks.

Styluss:
I can support you with a few seeds of this coconut in my home FREE of charge. If you can make them sprout. It has more than 100 fruits every month. You can HMU if you are interested.
Attached is a thread I created some times ago about it.

https://www.nairaland.com/6902063/see-coconut-more-over-100

umuna:


It all depends on how dried and matured is the fruits while on the tree. But when the fruits are well dried before harvesting, it will take within 2 to 4months before germination. But I f not well dried it will take max 6months with constant wetting . Picture one is a month plus, pictures 3 & 4 are for months. For you to transplant, the rule books and researchers suggestions and advice you allow the seedlings to grow for 9months and most have roots before transplanting. Also the weather must be right (During raining season) before planting. But I do have my own rules before I do transplant.

Please see attached pictures for your information.

Wodu89:



I need an expert to consider the pros and cons of both. I prefer rainguns in all honesty. I've met two people who regretted rainguns, but for my projects establishment, it's rainguns that are more suitable.


Maize 60-80 acres bracket. Would you consider drip tubes better for this land size ? If so, why?