₦airaland Forum

Kalusam:
Thanks to this thread, I ventured into cucumber farming about 9 months ago. These periods have been filled with failures, success, trial by error learning from experience across several states and in different seasons. I must say a big thank you to jasper7 for his 'opening my eyes' to the opportunities in the Cucumber Value Chain, but the greatest thanks goes to Jehovah for his mercies and guidance.

In this light, I am inviting any who has 4 Saturdays to spare in October, 2015 to a life changing Agribusiness Master class styled training in Cucumber Farming Setup and Management. Participants will be given treated seeds and will be guided on how to turn those seeds into quality fruits that will command good market price within their communities.

Venue: Epe, Lagos

Dates: 3rd, 10th, 24th and 31st October, 2015.

Time: 9am - 12pm and 1pm to 4pm

Registration and Training Fee: NGN25,000

"Until we practice Agriculture as a business venture, a profitable one at that...we will always have poor farmers" - Kalu Samuel

agricentral:
how much is plastic mulch?

noblefarm:
pls the tomatoes on nursery bed is drying up and I wet twice a day( morning n evening) I use water from my fish pond, can it be over fertilization or what might b the cause?

Taylor86:
chief priest

or


Catholic priest

Maqpisces:
I will like to know the rough cost of clearing an hectare of land in the area u are talking about

scofield2:
Rubbish for your own good do not fall for this. If it is real trust me lots of Unemployed will be in US now. I am expecting a strike back from the poster but I still maintain this is scam and big time rubish

mrolumose:
Make more money from betting and find where to re-invest. I invested just N36,000 at AIM Global & today I am banking over N5,000 on daily basis.

I have packaged a free report on how I did it, request for yours.

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leke12:
first pick, first day-
Universidad de Guadalajara vs
Atletico Pachuca. Mexico Primera Division, Clausura 11pm, Draw.

blazes4:
you're getting it wrong sir... since we dont manufacture that is why we need a strong naira.... owk lets go basic.... now that the naira is around 200 to a dolls it means to buy a 1 dolls stuff u need to av 200naira but if the naira were revalued to say 100naira to a dollar then all u need to buy the same product is 100naira and you keep the remaining 100naira in your pocket. Most of what we consume in Nigeria are imported so they have dollar price tags.... this thing is not rocket science na