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ohigus:
Is by cooking it till it's separated from everything in nono. When nono is natural it use to come along with cow oil called mainshanu in hausa n it can b use just like palm oil or grandnut oil, nono natural comes with a lot in it that I don't even kmow some but what I know is if nono is well boiled and separated from all those natural things that comes with it then it now called kindirimo that's d refined nono and it use to be thicker than d main nono. Hope u understand cuz am in a hurry as am explaining this to u

Okay. Thank you for your response and efforts in detailing.
What is this used for? popular drinks and food that we all -may- know.

ohigus:
There is another one called kindirimo that one is d refined one it's use to be thick and some people may put ice block in it to make it chill

How is it refined?
How exactly do they Refine it?

Details

AllLovingGod:
This is so true. Most times got me thinking if it's even healthy to consume in the first place.
God help us.

I discovered or should I say more like paid attention to it for the first time today, and it got .e thinking thinking... at the very least

The milk of it, the "Nunu" Or "Nono", has always been Raw Milk, direct from cow.
Nothing nothing done to it, just that

The Milk part In the Fura Do Nono (or Fura De Nunu), is from Raw milk?
All these years, something that has become fairly common amongst the southerners too, a lot of Lagos people now drink.
No Pasteurization, no processing or anything whatsoever?
Not in the most basic form, nothing nothing

Going....↗️
Sociological studies and writings, to make things complete
Truly complete

19 - 20 USD available.
On a card for payment.
To use all at once if you are looking to buy something.

Rate is 1575
Good morning

dahmie2013:
Dislikes: Traffic, bad roads,& touts.
Likes: Provides access to public transport to other locations in Lagos.

And outside Lagos, too.
As well.
.......

Adakintroy:
Wetin be you were born in lagos but you no know were ipaja is? And to.insult yourself further you de claim say you don waka. Thats saying you were born in lagos but dont know were oshodi is. You are stranger.

The poster really kept on ...... Himself.
Don't know the best word/phrase to use there yet

An interesting, extensive conversation.

Why aren't more people farming it, why isn't it common in the market options?
Or is it harder to sell?

Would like to understand or know more on this, an extensive discussion.
This Native or local beans, known by most Nigeriana from east to west.
There are 3 types; the brown one, used by Wakye people, the White one and the other one, their one.


Based on a few encounters and conversations I had recently, all saying the same or similar things about it.
Some of the recurrent things said about it are:
- They said it's much easier to cultivate
- Bears more, more seeds and Bags
- Little to no effort
- No need for spraying too much. This, a major part, expense, hazard & hygienic talk to the Beans consumption, Nutrition-safety and farming conversation
- And very surprisingly, it's higher in price. Much higher or sizeably higher than other major ones sold and eaten by the general populace.

If it's so why aren't so many things adding up, like more people into Farming it?

What is your personal experience? From the cultivation of it, to selling it?

Hello all.
Good day all.
New week, search continues

Hello... Good day to all.

Good afternoon

You came late.
Came very very late.

Old understanding.

Ade1177:
We are social animals

Who and who?
Which set of people are Soccer/football animals?

Lagos Mainland only.
Within Lagos, or close by ogun State places like Agbara and co can work too

I will buy.
Need to buy from a Farm, not the market. Cos most markets ones won't have it the way I want.
So if you have at home in your space or Garden, or mini/small Farm, please indicate.

I want to buy immediately, large amount (or medium amount atleast), matured Stems

Adebisi444:
I changed because of land. Planting cowpeas will require big land. That's the reason.

Okay. To understand you, if you wouldn't mind, how big the land? to understand your POV
How many plots or Acres (minimum)

mayor1814:
Then Senate President, Ken nnamani was very vigilant and courageous to stop the third term agenda.

Is that Nnamani related to the other Nnamani?
The Governor and also senator from same state?

A strong force.
The Nine 9 ✔️
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Memories and conversations from times back...

Adebisi444:
Yeah, I am currently running it. Are you also into something like that?

In a way... Following Someone behind it first.
But I am more gravitated towards the Cowpeas and all... Hence why I stumbled here, and wondering why that also viable way would be left for this.
To understand The main reasons for your decision

Adebisi444:
Vegetables fruit (Tomatoes, peppers etc)

And you are still currently running it?
Right now?

Sterlingsolutns:
I like you @okoroemeka especially for your selfless thread on cucumber

Science had gone far and you need not argue on most of this things

This variety is very popular in Maiduguri and the far north whose ecology hardly experience sufficient rainfall for cultivation

It is called Kwankwaso cowpea

You might wish to read further on this

Thanks

https://www.agrobusinessngr.com/why-benue-farmers-prefer-kwankwaso-cowpea/

Is this still a reality?

PS: link isn't working

Adebisi444:
l later changed my mind on the project, I venture into another crop entirely.

Which Crop is that?

LocalFARMERS:
This year has been a blessed year to most farmers. I had a bountiful harvest from my beans farm this year. I sold over 20 bags and I kept enough to last me the next 12 months in my house. Apart from the ones I shared to family, friends and neighbors.

Farming is very lucrative these days. It's easy to become a millionaire via farming now. As few bags of farm produce will give you millions.

20 bags from how many plots or Acres of land?
How many total?

Still searching...
If you have, please indicate

Giving that there are/were errors left and right, there could be errors here too, in this 'favourable' direction

Chismartpropert:
Okay. I think so too...
I've ordered for onions seeds, I'll be planting onions instead. Therefore I'll be updating this thread.

Probably change the title.

I also do have a thread for rice farming here on Nairaland.

Watch Out....

How did it go?

Millions...?

GreaterFuture:
In search of it.
If you have in Lagos and Can sell like 3 to 4 bags, please DM

Drop a comment if you have

In search of it.
If you have in Lagos and Can sell like 3 to 4 bags, please DM

Tf is all this?!!