Agriculture › Re: Agro Quote With Pictures by feran15(m): 10:22am On Aug 06, 2019 |
hi, i'm a fresh graduate about to go on NYSC and interested in agriculture, Hoping to be posted to one of the south western states(not Lagos), what crop would you recommend that a novice can go into, thank you |
Art, Graphics & Video › Re: T-shirt Business Package Machines For 160k by feran15(m): 3:38pm On Jun 17, 2019 |
chyinksystem: This heat press machine is widely used in transferring r photos, words on cotton, fiber, metal, ceramic, glass on. T-shirts, bags, pants and others .
THE four color epson sublimation printer with ciss ( continuous ink supply system) will enable u print out vivid and clear color of your design to transfer . It will also make your printing last longer without peeling.
Sublimation paper ; It is a specific transfer paper Which can print images with mirror reversal through THE SUBLIMATION PRINTER .
THE PACKAGE PRICE IS 160,000 -- WHICH INCLUDES -SUBLIMATION PRINTER , 15 X15 T-SHIRT HEAT PRESS MACHINE , PACK OF SUBLIMATION PAPER OF 100 SHEETS .
For more information call Chinyere ON 07063636774 , at Inksystem Nigeria Ltd at no 12,Simbiat Abiola way Ikeja on Delivery service is also available for customer outside Lagos. Can the sublimation be swapped out for a normal inkjet printer with pigment ink? I'm interested but I don't want to use sublimation as it's only good for polyester shirts |
Agriculture › Re: 500,000 Naira From One Plot Of Land In 90 Days. by feran15(m): 1:53pm On Dec 17, 2018 |
What of the cucumbers in sacks, how are they faring |
Agriculture › Re: 500,000 Naira From One Plot Of Land In 90 Days. by feran15(m): 4:21am On Nov 06, 2018 |
okoroemeka: sack farm versus direct soil planting we shall see which will yield.that is the watchword this dryseason farming. this looks great! did you plant the same number off seeds for the sacks and direct planting? |
Agriculture › Re: I Just Begun My Cucumber Farm by feran15(m): 8:43am On Nov 05, 2018 |
philiancoop: I've read of people who have gone into the cucumber business here. i have started mine. i planted today, Friday 03/08/18. more updates and photos soon no updates?? |
Agriculture › Re: 500,000 Naira From One Plot Of Land In 90 Days. by feran15(m): 9:51am On Nov 04, 2018 |
i have always wondered, is the market for cucumbers that high? and how long can a cucumber stay after harvvesting? |
Agriculture › Re: See What I Saw In My Mom's Kitchen This Morning. by feran15(m): 1:03pm On Nov 03, 2018 |
mfm04622: Bees fertilizes the flowers. The more fertilized flowers, the more fruit you get it wont pose any danger to workers on the farm? |
Agriculture › Re: See What I Saw In My Mom's Kitchen This Morning. by feran15(m): 8:36pm On Nov 02, 2018 |
okoroemeka: that hive is godsent to any cucumber and watermelon farmer,I pray for something like that to come to my place I will build a 5 star hive for them. how does the hive help your farm? |
Agriculture › Re: Ofada Rice Is Profitable by feran15(m): 8:10pm On Oct 20, 2018 |
AgriMax: Profit Analysis for ofada rice cultivation on an acre of farm based on my personal experience Cost of production Land clearing plus chemical spraying to control weeds #14,000 Ploughing and land turning #13,000 Rice herbicide (2 application) #11,000 2bags of Urea fertilizer #15,000 Cost of buying seed (25kg) #16,000 2persons for bird chasing per month #40,000 Total cost for harvesting rice #30,000 Rice thresshing #7,500 Miscellaneous #15,000 Total cost of productin = #161,500 Yield per acre is 1.6tons or 1600kg Expected money from sales #799,000 Gross Profit = Sales - Total cost Gross Profit = #799, 000 - 161500 = #637, 500.
Pls note : these prices are what I personally experience and this is uptainable in my locality. Also note that from the above profit, cost of transportation has not been removed. please who did you sell your rice to? was it to a mill or straight to the consumers? also wasnt bird scaring very laborious? i understand birds become a pest when the rice starts bearing fruit. how long is the duration till when you harvest? |
Business › Re: 9 Super Easy Job You Can Do On Fiverr And Make Money Fast by feran15(m): 11:02am On Mar 26, 2018 |
Mr youngmajor How do I withdraw the money I make? Cause PayPal is still not working |
Agriculture › Re: Rice Farmers Meet Here by feran15(m): 4:27pm On Feb 04, 2018 |
Cote: I just recently started rice farming. Irrigation rice farming since we are in dry season. Looking at this thread,i cant help but laugh. Most of the things i read here is far from the truth especially concerning capital needed to start. I am at the nursey stage of rice farming waiting to transplant. My oldest nursery is about 10days old. Anyway, if considering rice farming, unless you have alot of money; go manual rather than mechanical. And be involved in ALL the process. From clearing the farm land to planting and fertilizers. Why i say some of the information isnt correct is that, when you are doing irrigation farming expect to spend more money than someone who would depend on rain water but the benefit is that you get to plant year round. In my case i dug a bore hole and installed irrigation channels. RIce farming is labour intensive. I am starting small as an experiment on about 5-6 plots of land excluding nursery. Would keep you guys updated as i go on. i actually came here looking for the best techniques of bird repellant. i might go for a combination method. We await your updates |
Agriculture › Re: Invest With Farm Crowdy by feran15(m): 1:18pm On Feb 04, 2018 |
I personally haven't tried them, but I've been following them since they started over a year ago and haven't seen anyone crying foul. They also have great presence offline as they have received awards for their involvement in tech and agriculture. The only problem might be that their ROI isn't enough for some people who are looking for more profit |
Agriculture › Re: 3 Ways You Can Secure Your Farm From Herdsmen by feran15(m): 1:10pm On Feb 04, 2018 |
Have you tried it and found it successful? Can't they just ignore the poisonous plants and move deeper into your farm? |
Agriculture › Re: My Rice Farm by feran15(m): 1:03pm On Feb 04, 2018 |
Looks good, how much did it cost to set up? What type of rice is that? Please more info is welcome |
Agriculture › Re: Diary Of Amasons Cucumber Farm In Portharcourt by feran15(m): 1:01pm On Feb 04, 2018 |
Attentively listening |
Agriculture › Re: My Plantain Farm In Pictures by feran15(m): 3:03pm On Jan 14, 2018 |
sulaimon22: This is how it all started.
So I started this plantain farm last year after my NYSC. it was a hard decision for me to take to invest in farming with little experience in the field.
I Summouned the courage of starting this business with the little capital I have.
Today I have 3000 plantain stand which will be ready by February or march.
To all the job seekers out dia, pls invest in farming most especially plantain farming and see how ur life will look like in 9month. How much did it cost for you to start the farm? |
Agriculture › Re: Rice Farmers Meet Here by feran15(m): 2:41pm On Jan 14, 2018 |
salisy: Bird force can protect against birds Bird force? |
Agriculture › Re: Rice Farming: My Sweet-bitter Experience. Looking forward & Re-strategizing!! by feran15(m): 2:38pm On Jan 14, 2018 |
saliubello: These are fish pond nets. I bought for N6000 each but I understand its sold for N3500 each.
What I intend to do with it? Im not covering the entire rice field, but the idea is to use to make 'volleyball net-like'' situations across the rice field. The idea is that since the birds will usually dive into the field to feed on the rice, they will will several bump into the nets placed above the rice fields in haphazard manners(irregular spaced).
This I presume will cause them more troubles, stress and bodily harms. If a bird scaring strategy does not cause harm or terrify this birds greatly, they will habituate the system and still feed on the rice field.
However, this strategy will be used together with other strategies.. The total net covering will be the best, but my maths points that its initial cost is way beyond what I can 'stake on a new game/new horse' But what are the dimensions of the net you bought? Like the length and breadth or its area |
Agriculture › Re: Sales & Supply All Kind Of Fishing and Fish Pond Farming Materials. .. by feran15(m): 2:27pm On Jan 14, 2018 |
apeja2017: 8 idumagbo street lagos island off adeniji Adele road. How is fishing net sold and what price? |
Agriculture › Re: Rice Farming: My Sweet-bitter Experience. Looking forward & Re-strategizing!! by feran15(m): 12:11am On Jan 04, 2018 |
saliubello: Planning ahead for a head on collusion with this menace Once and for all. Not more loss.
Happy Sunday Sir why don't you want to answer? |
Agriculture › Re: Rice Farming: My Sweet-bitter Experience. Looking forward & Re-strategizing!! by feran15(m): 1:51pm On Jan 02, 2018 |
saliubello: Planning ahead for a head on collusion with this menace Once and for all. Not more loss.
Happy Sunday How much did the nets cost and what area can they cover |
Agriculture › Re: My Cowpea Farm In Kano by feran15(m): 1:44pm On Jan 02, 2018 |
No harvest yet? |
Agriculture › Re: Why Do Snakes And Lizards Need Heat From The Sunlight ? by feran15(m): 5:10pm On Nov 29, 2017 |
Omuneizzy6: often times i see these wonderful creatures under the sunlight, i dont really know what they get from this sunlight heat, although they receive vitamin D which makes them stronger, please my people except these vit D and calcium. Why do snakes and lizards need the sunlight heat? your addendia needed frm my knowledge, they are called cold blooded animals because they cant regulate their temperatures, so they use the sun to heat up and stay away from the sun when they are too hot |
Education › Re: American University Of Nigeria's New Hostel In Pictures by feran15(m): 6:53pm On Nov 28, 2017 |
Statsocial: Lol I no know wetin dey worry dem for that school. They need to build two more hostels and dilute out students to be 2 in a room. It doesn't make any sense to be paying 1 million/per year and be 4 in a room as if na Unilag.
Surprisingly landmark is far better maintained in comparison. You see their buildings in Landmark looking cool with no cracks, lawns are far better maintained than that of CU. And as per CUCRID tiles, in fact I was disappointed to see tiles falling myself - They need to employ professionals if they must use CU construction agency. Even the perfect set project(residential gate close to library) is dilapidating.
And as per my comparison with AUN hostel. I was just trying to put up a fight lol. These AUN folks would always try to rub it in that they have better classes and rooms  you shouldn't always go online fighting that cu is better than all other schools in all aspects cause it can never be |
Education › Re: American University Of Nigeria's New Hostel In Pictures by feran15(m): 5:50pm On Nov 28, 2017 |
Statsocial: Lol you wanna start this again. If they had just dumped you inside Bells University you wouldn't be quoting your elders. Infrastrucurally CU is way ahead of AUN na This is just one of our hostels o. I no get pictures of d interior here and I dey busy.
Anyway nice hall you have up there at least Chibok Girls would have a first class residence to stay in. But CU is still boss o. CU'S hostels are nothing special. 4 in a room? and the infrastructure is deteriorating. cucrid that always has its tiles falling down. |
Car Talk › Re: 5 Reasons Why Electric Cars Won’t Sell Well In Nigeria by feran15(m): 5:40pm On Nov 22, 2017 |
iamjavadem: This is trash talk, reminds me of when automatic gear cars just came to Nigeria and people were wondering how to jump start it. Point 1, 2 and 3 are trash because Telsa cars have a range of 500 miles, i drive only 200 miles a week to work. We have power issues in Nigeria yet you can charge your phone or laptop to post this trash, where did you get the power? These cars can be charged at home with NEPA or generator while you are watching telemondo. Point 4, relatively expensive, do you even know how much other cars you see everyday on Nigerian roads cost, how much is range rover and see how many we have on the road. Point 5, Maintenance ? Did you even do any research on these EVs before posting this trash. They are electrical not mechanical and will require far less maintaining since they have less moving parts. Conclusion. Please stop posting trash and do your research. take it easy. no need to fight. a Tesla is still expensive and an average person cant afford it. you cant compare the charging time of a car to that of a laptop and using a generator to charge is really no different from using fuel power. and it would greatly increase your power bill especially if you're using a prepaid meter point 5 acknowledges that you only need to rotate tyres as maintenance, but then if there is a big fault, there is nowhere to fix that here in nigeria. |
Car Talk › Re: 5 Reasons Why Electric Cars Won’t Sell Well In Nigeria by feran15(m): 5:35pm On Nov 22, 2017 |
psalmson001: Let me summarize all the above reasons into one: >NEPA/PHCN/EDISCOs or what eva they call themselves now.
But these electric vehicles suppose don develope reach the stage that they can charge themselves either by generating power as they move, or from solar. there isn't enough surface area on a typical car to generate enough electricity. the best that can happen is that charging stations are powered by solar panels or better batteries to last longer |
Nairaland General › Re: Ladies Should Be More Careful! (pics) by feran15(m): 5:41am On Nov 20, 2017 |
he knew she was Nigerian just by looking at her? nawa for these whatsapp people |
Education › Re: OAU Vs UI, Which Is The Best? by feran15(m): 12:28pm On Nov 11, 2017 |
Statsocial: And what is so special about that. Covenant uses a minimum of three lecturers. In some cases 4-5 even so i don't think that is as uncommon as you think. lol my guy you work in cu or something? |
Agriculture › Re: Rice Farmers Meet Here by feran15(m): 4:55am On Oct 29, 2017 |
kheart: I think using net works better. how much does netting cost? |
Agriculture › Re: How I Started My Earthen Pond Fish Farming In Abuja by feran15(m): 7:45pm On Oct 28, 2017 |
Kaykaymil: After digging the pond and bagged all the edges I bought the following
Nets- 6000 I used 2 which is 12,000: this net is used to protect the fish from predators such as frog, Snakes, birds...... Four 6 inches PVC pipes one cost 3,500 I bought 4 which is 15,000: This is the exit way for the water to come out of the pond through a flow through system. 2X2 wood cut into 1ft size to be used as pegs to hold the net. Industrail salt 1,500 naira: This is used to lime the ponds to kill bacteria, reduce PH, drive away predators and also bring out nutrients from the soil. The Salt was used for the process called liming . please what measurment was the net you bought for 6000? and the mesh size |
Agriculture › Re: Rice Farmers Meet Here by feran15(m): 3:08pm On Oct 27, 2017 |
kheart: Thank God you said ridiculous quotations, rice production is capital intensive. 1. Land Clearing 30(pple) 2,500 - 75,000 2 Ploughing and Harrowing 30,000 3 Seed Dressing 1,000 4 Planter operated Transplanting 2(pple) 2,500 - 5,000 5 Fertilizer Application (x2) 2 2,500 5,000 6 Herbicide Application (x2) 2 2,000. 4,000 7 Pesticide application 2 2,000 8 Nursery Preparation 15(pple) 1,000 15,000 9 Harvesting, Threshing & Bagging 6(pple) 12,000 TOTAL 149,000 This is just the casual labour on your farm, we have not talked about inputs (fertilizer, chemicals etc), operation cost and equipments.
Projections: 4 tonnes in a hectar and 1 tonne is about 160k. Note: I am also preparing to start next year but I have mentors who re guiding me. I hope this ll help and i wish u best of luck thank you for your feed back i hope you would update us here on nairaland on your progress so we can learn as you go by. if i may ask, what about protection from birds? |