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About 7 farm poultry attendants needed for immediate employment in Benin City, along Udogbo bypass express road.
Free accommodation with attractive salary.
Call 08057814022 to show your interest.

Can you imagine, the poster wants to buy @#500/kg live weight when cost of doc is between #320-#400.

Please can 2014 ex corper apply?

Na wa o!

Please if you are an offtakers of poultry birds (preferably broiler, cox we have over 15000 capacity) within Benin City and Ilesa, Osun state. Kindly call 0.8.0.8.6.2.1.1.0.5.8 or leave your contact and location in the comment section.
Thanks

My fellow Nairalander, a friend wish to know if its sin having sex with his wife on Sunday morning.
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Hello fellow nairalanders, please I need a pen to rent or lease for broiler production within ILESA, OSUN STATE. I can be reached on 08086211058, thanks

I have over 9 tonnes of yellow maize, dried and well-stored, for sale. Location of the farm is Ilorin.
The variety was sourced from IITA, Ibadan and machine-harvested, shelled and dried last year. Topnotch for poultry.

You placed an advert without any form of feedback, am interested though

Noilers are a dual purpose multi coloured birds which are reared for both meat and egg production. They are a hybrid of broiler and cockerels and they attain maturity at 13 weeks with a weight of about 2.6kg for the males and 2.2kg for the females. The females start laying at 5months, laying about 150-200 eggs in a year. The females don't brood their eggs so if you want to hatch them you need an incubator. Noilers are the same as kuroilers or croiler. They were first bred in India by kerb farms, so they named them kuroiler derived from kerbb and broiler. So a Nigerian hatchery decided to also embark on the same project under the name croilers. But after the success of the research they change the name to Noilers.


They re not heavy eaters like broilers. The good thing about them is that they have the meat characteristics of broilers and the ruggedness of cockerels, plus they grow very fast and they are scavengers (They can be left to free range) They eat whatever you feed them and they still do well.


Actually the broilers and noilers are not comparable as such since broilers attain 2kg in 7-8wks, where as noilers Attain 2.6 kg in 13-16wks depending on how well they're fed. At 7wks the noilers are as big as 7wks broilers only that the broilers are heavier. Another thing is that any bird kept for meat production is termed "Broiler" so the noilers are a tougher and more rugged broilers so to speak but not as fast in growth as the fast growing broilers but faster in growth than the white cockerels.
The noilers or kuroiler or croiler initiative was carried out in other to assist those in rural areas to earn a living, especially those in poverty, it was first carried out and sponsored by bill gates in India under kerbb farms, in other to produce a fast growing and resistant variety of bird that will survive under harsh conditions and yet do as good as a commercial broiler with a little effort in terms of feeding and being taken care of.
The ugandans and Kenyans have been rearing them for quite some times now, their government shipped them from India. You can research online with the term croiler or kuroiler. Even though the dont grow as fast the commercial broiler atleast the are better than cockerels.

Unique Features:
Noiler is bred to survive in free range and on kitchen waste and farm by-products to produce good quality meat and egg, hence dual purpose bird with following characteristics:
- Hardiness
- High resistance to common diseases
- Heat tolerance
- Low input- feed cost, shelter, labour
- Tougher meat than broiler
- Nutritional security

Benefits:
Impact LOW INCOME women and youth at the rural settlements, across the country by;
1. Increasing protein intake of rural children
2. Improve the productivity of chicken in terms of meat and egg production relative to indigenous chicken.
3. Additional income generation for rural women and youth
4. Gender empowerment
5. Food security

NOILER is a product of Amo Farm Sieberer Hatchery. It's called *AmoNoiler*

AmoNoiler is developed locally by a team of local and international geneticist with intense research and selection that lasted for 9 years

International organizations have adjudged this as the purest and best performing dual purpose bird in Nigeria and even Africa.

[quote author=Kneephy post=64566415]Please do you have any experience in the cassava farming business.
Yes, DM for more details

[quote author=Kneephy post=64528685]Hi guys please I need your opinion on This take!

I have an unused 5 plots of land in Ogun state, which has been abandoned for over twenty years, so I'm thinking of putting up labourers to cultivate the land and plant something on it.... I need to be enlightened to whats best to plant on the land since it has just been there wasting and better to make something out of it.

Cassava would be a better option

[quote author=organiza post=62613475]#20,000 for 200setts (igba kan)

small size yam sett goes for 12k for 200 setts in my farm

[quote author=Dezenith1 post=59976547]Please I really need someone to link me put ur how I can lease land for cultivation in Ibadan and his environment
Cc stagger TokyoBulls Fison Jethro

as stated earlier, visit the Ministry of Agriculture of that state. They maybe different approach in different states

[quote author=femzy123 post=59888947]Please i heard the ministry of agriculture is leasing out land for #5,000, is this true?
If it is true please how do i get it, what are the requirements to get it?

Thanks.

Very true, am a living testimony. Just approach Ministry if Agriculture in that state for more details

Is Anyone actually following?
Before I continue, let me know how many persons are interested in this.
Yes, kindly proceed.

The link is not going through, kindly add me in via; 0.7.0.3.5.3.6.7.0.2.0. Thanks in anticipation


You've probably been sometimes fazed by the humongous prices of chicken, turkey and other poultry products and you thought, "if only I could produce  it myself"! 

And some of us who can, are perhaps scared by the ever-increasing feed costs, and you also think, "if only I could make the feeds myself"!


But you know what? The chance is here to learn to do it yourself!!

DIY Agrokoncept organizes a whatsapp-based seminar which holds from 25th August to 27th August to groom and equip you intensively on poultry production and feed formulation...

 And the best part is that, you'd be given an excel-based  feed formulation app  with which you can seamlessly formulate your feeds with no hassle and a comprehensive document on poultry production after the seminar... on request.  So far you have a phone or laptop, you are good to go!!

Won't you then let's teach you to do it yourself?! Follow this link to join our whatsapp group https:///KkicUUERfQ85Xcrxs8HnuY and you'd be glad you do!

DIY... We don't give fish, we teach how to fish!‎

Great work I must say, can you share the experiment formula?

MadCow1:
Hi..


So I am kind of new to this section but I have been following it for a while on the low low.

Here is my story. So at the close of last year, I decided to take on a new project in Agriculture this year. This project is very large and I have spent the better part of this year focusing on this project.

The Project: Setting up a Large Scale integrated farm. Primary Livestock being Poultry for eggs and meat and the primary crop yet to be decided on (ideas for this would be welcome). The end game for me is processing. I intend to be going into the frozen food market for processed meat like frozen chicken, meat, sausages and the works.

Progress so far. I have been in training since the start of the year. Main objective of my training is in farm management. Basically how to manage a large scale integrated farm.

I have also acquired two pieces of land measuring 100,000sqm and 75,000sqm respectively. Both properties are within looking distance of each other so the management isn't going to be too much of a problem.

Biggest Challenge:: Security! Security!! Security!!! I have thought long and hard about how to overcome this challenge and I keep coming up blank.. Fencing both properties will cost in excess of 30 Million Naira.. That isn't something I am willing to do even if I could afford it. The Land is located about 3 - 5km from the nearest populated part of the host town. The 75ksqm land isn't situated directly on the main access road and can't be seen from the road as such cos there is a large property in front of it and surrounded on all sides by bush. The area isn't even remotely developed. Mostly other smaller farms around me. The 100ksqm property is on the main road and would be the operations base of the farm (accommodation, equipement, storage, offices and the works).. Also surrounded by bush

So I figure I bring it here to pick the brains of other Nairaland farmers who operate large farms like these and how they have gone about it.

Here are some thoughts I am currently playing with:

1. Digging a 6 feet × 6 feet trench right around the farm.

2. Attempting to do a pillar and barbed wire fence. But all I feel somebody will just cut them and take them away in addition to looting my crops.

3. Community engagement.. I will be getting my base workers from the community anyhow, but then they wouldn't be on the farm at night and the inhabited part of the village is a distance from my location.

Farm Location: Anambra State


... Opinions are highly welcomed especially from people who operate similar scale farming project or have worked on one.

Thanks.

[quote author=MadCow1 post=58845647]Hi..


So I am kind of new to this section but I have been following it for a while on the low low.

Here is my story. So at the close of last year, I decided to take on a new project in Agriculture this year. This project is very large and I have spent the better part of this year focusing on this project.

The Project: Setting up a Large Scale integrated farm. Primary Livestock being Poultry for eggs and meat and the primary crop yet to be decided on (ideas for this would be welcome). The end game for me is processing. I intend to be going into the frozen food market for processed meat like frozen chicken, meat, sausages and the works.

Progress so far. I have been in training since the start of the year. Main objective of my training is in farm management. Basically how to manage a large scale integrated farm.

I have also acquired two pieces of land measuring 100,000sqm and 75,000sqm respectively. Both properties are within looking distance of each other so the management isn't going to be too much of a problem.

Biggest Challenge:: Security! Security!! Security!!! I have thought long and hard about how to overcome this challenge and I keep coming up blank.. Fencing both properties will cost in excess of 30 Million Naira.. That isn't something I am willing to do even if I could afford it. The Land is located about 3 - 5km from the nearest populated part of the host town. The 75ksqm land isn't situated directly on the main access road and can't be seen from the road as such cos there is a large property in front of it and surrounded on all sides by bush. The area isn't even remotely developed. Mostly other smaller farms around me. The 100ksqm property is on the main road and would be the operations base of the farm (accommodation, equipement, storage, offices and the works).. Also surrounded by bush

So I figure I bring it here to pick the brains of other Nairaland farmers who operate large farms like these and how they have gone about it.

Here are some thoughts I am currently playing with:

1. Digging a 6 feet × 6 feet trench right around the farm.

2. Attempting to do a pillar and barbed wire fence. But all I feel somebody will just cut them and take them away in addition to looting my crops.

3. Community engagement.. I will be getting my base workers from the community anyhow, but then they wouldn't be on the farm at night and the inhabited part of the village is a distance from my location.

Farm Location: Anambra State


... Opinions are highly welcomed especially from people who operate similar scale farming project or have worked on one.

Thanks.

So I am kind of new to this section but I have been following it for a while on the low low.

Here is my story. So at the close of last year, I decided to take on a new project in Agriculture this year. This project is very large and I have spent the better part of this year focusing on this project.

The Project: Setting up a Large Scale integrated farm. Primary Livestock being Poultry for eggs and meat and the primary crop yet to be decided on (ideas for this would be welcome). The end game for me is processing. I intend to be going into the frozen food market for processed meat like frozen chicken, meat, sausages and the works.

Progress so far. I have been in training since the start of the year. Main objective of my training is in farm management. Basically how to manage a large scale integrated farm.

I have also acquired two pieces of land measuring 100,000sqm and 75,000sqm respectively. Both properties are within looking distance of each other so the management isn't going to be too much of a problem.

Biggest Challenge:: Security! Security!! Security!!! I have thought long and hard about how to overcome this challenge and I keep coming up blank.. Fencing both properties will cost in excess of 30 Million Naira.. That isn't something I am willing to do even if I could afford it. The Land is located about 3 - 5km from the nearest populated part of the host town. The 75ksqm land isn't situated directly on the main access road and can't be seen from the road as such cos there is a large property in front of it and surrounded on all sides by bush. The area isn't even remotely developed. Mostly other smaller farms around me. The 100ksqm property is on the main road and would be the operations base of the farm (accommodation, equipement, storage, offices and the works).. Also surrounded by bush

So I figure I bring it here to pick the brains of other Nairaland farmers who operate large farms like these and how they have gone about it.

Here are some thoughts I am currently playing with:

1. Digging a 6 feet × 6 feet trench right around the farm.

2. Attempting to do a pillar and barbed wire fence. But all I feel somebody will just cut them and take them away in addition to looting my crops.

3. Community engagement.. I will be getting my base workers from the community anyhow, but then they wouldn't be on the farm at night and the inhabited part of the village is a distance from my location.

Farm Location: Anambra State


... Opinions are highly welcomed especially from people who operate similar scale farming project or have worked on one.

Thanks.

You can plant economic trees as fencing materials which on the long run will fetch you good money

Goodday all,

I have an uncle that has a 10 plots in imo state and he wants to plant palm plantation on it. He is asking, can he intercrop dwarf paw paw or plantain on it? What do you suggest? Which would be better for him to intercrop on it? Please I need advises. If their are other alternatives, you can suggest pls. Thanks.

10 plots is way too small or you mean 10 hectares?
Anyway, the recommended spacing for oil palm is 9m by 9m, although NIFOR recommend 8.7m by 8.7m giving 140 to 143 oil palm trees per hectare (15plots, 100m by 100m). Inter-crop should be 1.5m, 2.5m and 3.5m away from the palm tree in the first, second and third year(s) respectively.

I have about 700 brown laying birds for sale at a price you won't imagine in Ekiti State.
You can buy any quantity of your choice (50, 80, 100... Etc).
Please call: 090 - 6720 - 1288

Why the sudden increment....

Is that your own way of contributing to the development of Agriculture in Nigeria

Review the price sharperly...

I perceived he wants to sublets the land, he got it @5,500 from the Govt. I confirmed its still pegged at 5,500 (annual land lease of 5,000 and 500 for form).

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Hectares of land for Commercial Agriculture in Ekiti State for rent.
-Duration for rent: 1 year (you can re-apply for another year).
Amount: #10,500/ha
-Land size: 100m ×100m or you can come together in groups and buy 1acre each to make an hectare. You can buy more than an hectare.
-Machinery: There is tractor and tractor mounted implements to plough, harrow and ridgers @ affordable price.
- Call/whatsapp us for more info @ +2347033456346.

Please why the sudden increment on the land lease, it was 5,500 for lease per hectare (100m x 100m). 10,500 is on the high side if you are to encourage farming in the state.
I purchased 2 hectares last year. Thanks

Did not work for me I changed my imei with xposed module on my Huawei mate 7
I even changed the model number and the manufacturer to blackberry, still no way
I dont know what to try again

Maybe you selected the wrong bundle option, remember there are two options with "3GB+". You are to select option 2 with NO BUNDLE NO BROWSING and not PAYG.

please is airtel 1k for 3g still working on Android

Yes, it works with it. Dial *431#, select more option by clicking # and finally select option 2.

Processing the Cassava into Garrison appears to be the general consensus.
Any idea how much a 100kg sack of Garri sells for?
I'm thinking this would make it easier to work out the price per tonne.
Thank you very much @fison.

A tonne of cassava will give 250kg of garri which is 2.5 bags. 100kg bag is sold for N22,600 while 50kg is at N11,500. Also, 3 Omolokun is equall to 50kg bag and 1 Omolokun is sold between 3,850 to 4,000. You can also ask in your area.

My first ever 5 acre Cassava crop is due for harvest in September.
The farm is located around Offa in Kwara state.
Experienced farmers, please help with advice on how best to handle sale of the harvest?

I will advice you process it yourself and sell. Processing into garri pays more than selling it raw . Outright sales of cassava is N127,000 per cabster in my area while processed is N233,800, a tonne of cassava goes for 22,500 and 4 tonnes of cassava gives 1.5 tonnes of processed garri.

I am located in abeokuta I need dry white corn. I could buy in bags or up to a ton.


I have up to 9 tonnes of white maize here in Ekiti State.

I have about 950 spent layers for sale in Ekiti @1,250 (Negotiable). Call 09064589712

Nice innovation, am very much interested.
primatose@airtelng.blackberry.com, thanks.