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Is it still available to buy?

Please do visit this thread below to buy a very neat nokia 7+ 64gb

its a london used
the price is negotiatable

www.nairaland.com/5430076/very-neat-nokia-7-60k

Please do visit this thread below to buy a very neat nokia 7+ 64gb

its a london used
the price is negotiatable

www.nairaland.com/5430076/very-neat-nokia-7-60k

Please is the plot of land cleared or bushy?
Also can someone rent a room there very cheap to stay?
And do you sell a plot of land incase someone changed his mind rather than waisting money renting so its better buying the land?

okoroemeka:
to further our knowledge about okra farming we decided to visit the legendary okra producing towns of awgu and odume in enugu state to learn more,but sadly there's nothing to learn at the numerous farms we went to,no good agricultural practice,no application of organic manure,zero crop rotation,poor spacing and the saddest part is that an agricultural town that produces so much okra doesn't have even one agrc extension agent to advice the farmers its a pity to see the depths of degradation at the numerous agric ministries in the state capitals,the staff are there with the wrong mindset, monthly salary.with just a little encouragement and prodding these farms I saw will increase production,from what I saw on the ground they are just producing crops at 20/30% efficiency.

to me those okro plants lack nutrients and fertilizers, they should also go for forlier spray so those leafs can be greener and healthy enough.

I keep wodering how come some people fail to nurture and train their plants carefully,

they just really plant and leave it for God to take care of it,
please thats not the way to go here if not the plants will die or bring malnurished harvest,

its better to be wiser and take good care of them because you will reap what you sow

GENIUSMKT:
@James550, you don't buy the land. It is FREE. We earn the 10% from the total harvest.

Please visit our website to know more about us; www.farm4me.com.ng

Please if you have more questions, please contact me 08064806168.

Kind regards,
Adama

what if i want 10 plots first, then later expand to more please will there be any issues involved?

As for your 10% share from harvesting the crops that wont be a problem from me

fullofgrace:
They guy is just making caricature of the poor nairalanders in this forum because of his #5m.
I see no reason people with spare time with nice write up only for you to comment a disheartened comments.
Dear nairalanders may God bless the poor once among us to avoid such intimidation. If not for Nigeria, this is wat people pay money to get in western world.
And someone gave him for free and u make mess of it.
Money!!!!!!!!! I weep for poor people.

what do you mean?
The thing is am not the one who will pick.
I told you he will choose anyone he so chooses to partner with.

Stop been greedy and let people be.

There are a lot of farmers offline but hardly come online to share their knowlege.

They knew there is a lot of money there thats why they hate sharing it with anyone.

Please incase you are still wondering about growing vegetables as a business.
Please note there is a lot of money there thanks

okoroemeka:
I travelled and my manager also travelled for a burial and we Left our pepper farm for 6 days,the sight that we met was a sea of red colour,we got more external labourers and harvested pepper from morning till evening,we confessed that day that Jesus is Lord.

please how many plots of land did you use in planting this your pepper?

The reason i dislike pepper is the harvesting part whereby you start scratching and itching like a mad person.

But i dont really know how you guys harvest yours over there.

jose718:
Hi I want to go into pepper farming, can you pls help me with the steps?

where is your farm located?

DEBJOCH1:
I am interested I have a farm in Ogun State. 08039384145

please do you plant okro and sell in bulk?
How much do you sell per bag?

This is indeed a dwarf short okro that matures more faster and all its pods are short.

Do contact miss oluchidelly for your short dwarf okro today,

okoroemeka:
a good agricultural business I can think of now that will give good bulk cash return is fattening pig weaners,a good weaners is around #5000 naira and if properly feed and managed can be sold for #25-35,000 naira in six months,if there is a structure on ground to house the pigs,I suggest he use #1.5 million to buy 300 weaners and use #1millon to feed and manage it,if all goes well in six months you can be looking at a potential sales of #7.5-10 million naira.its important to note that the feeding cost depends on location,from experience feeding pigs are cheaper in the west due to big factories that process foodstuffs and waste that comes out of it,than in the East,that 1 mil may not push 300 pigs in the East but it will push it in the west.

hmm thanks,
but dont you think pigs are really stubborn?

I dont want a situation where a pig will attack someone

There is a practical am currently undergoing now,

this experiment is based on my okro plants.

Since when i have started this the length at which my okro grows is kind of surprising to even people around me.

Am kind of thinking how come?
Because i have experienced someone who grew okro and i was the one watering them daily so to monitor their growth.

And they never grew as fast as this my present one.

Applying organic fertilizer to my okro plants 3-4 times a week is it the curse of this sudden boost in all of them?

Am kind of thinking even applying the organic fertilizers everyday to see the difference.

Before i do apply the fertilizer once a week as i have seen in youtube but now am doing otherwise.

Or is it my forlier spray that cursed this?
Am kind of confused and also happy because we need things like this to be known to people.

Dont allow someone deceive you there is no money in farming.

I once believed like that and i regreted not knowing this a long time ago.

When my fathers land wasted for years for nothing,

hmm it is well o!

As for people who intends to know much about this can really ask questions and get answers here.

I wish there are chemicals and substance we know about that can really grow okro in a week i would be the most happiest man on earth.

Thats why i do follow my okro plants bumber to bumber,

or let me say forcing them to grow faster by force.

For God said let there be light and there was light.

So why should i not even grow an okro seeds to maturity in a month?

Its funny and at the same time amazing so people can try this in other plants not just for okro alone.

Hello nairalanders,
Gone are the days we suffer much at the hands of planting and making little or no gain.

Advanced organic fertilizers have really made this very easy and possible.

My okro plants are full of life and always green.
People keep asking me how come your okro grows every single day without slowing down.

I just tell them na God o!

I never knew there where organic fertilizers when mixed together can really boost plants growth faster than the normal rate it suppose to grow.

Anyways story for another day,
please all okro farmers lets meet here and discuss issues on ground.

What are the challenges and how to tackle them,
what are the times to make it big farming okro?
How do we get fast maturing dwarf okro seeds?

Do we have low germination rate due to bad soil or weather?

Where can one get bulk buyers of okro?
Do i have to join any union before i start selling my okro to retailers?

How much capital do i need starting up an okro farm?

Can one prune okro to make it grow more pods faster?

All this are questions people ask on a daily basis.

Okro farming to me is profitable,
even if you can start with only one plot filled with okro then i would say you are on a long thing.

Just be ready to be harvesting them every 1-2 days when it matures to full size.

Maybe you can employ neighbours to help you with that.

Please all okro farmers are invited here so we can really share opinions thanks

Hello nairalanders pepper farmers and those aspiring to go into pepper farming,
lets meet here to discuss all about pepper farming here in nigeria,

please let there be possitive vibes and comments here so people can really see the benefits and profits involved in pepper farming

your comments are very much welcomed here

candy001:
I will suggest he goes into oil Palm plantation. There are hybrid dwarf palms with increased profit margins.

Oil production finds use both in domestic market and commercial market. He can liaise with other industries such as soap making industry since oil is their major base. I'm sure he won't go wrong or run loss. That's if you won't write off a woman's advice though

a woman's advice is always appreciated thanks

oshionelecky:
I can advice you and your friend to do what is called off taking. It works by an investor funding a farm and getting paid back based on the going price of the produce in the market.

In my locality my girlfriends elder sister invested :100k d 1st season and got #220k at d end of dt season. D following season she invested #200k and got #260k cos the price was not as high as d initial season. Anyway, she made a profit in both seasons.
You never loose but you cannot b certain of how high ur profit will b.

Also, you must have a very trusted middleman.

Note: The produce in this case was rice and rice matures within 4-6 months depending on d variety.

I could have offered to link you up but I doubt if I can for personal reasons.

ok thats good,
but come to think about rice cultivation is kind of freaking me out,

anyways there are professional rice growers out there making it big time.

How much do you sell them?

If this is really true,
should one have to buy the land before starting anything there,
or is it after planting will you take the 10% from the harvest?

Do let us know thanks

Iseoluwani:
let him get a consultant or you to monitor his farm, partnership of long term is very risky....

hmm i know but 15 acres of land is not really easy to handle alone.

He will be needing helping hands and other things to plant so to make profit.

Anyways nice advice