₦airaland Forum

Ensa777:
It's called mgbamgba.Ask your mom or Dad.It is common in our place in Abia.You are likely from Abia north.Jokwa!

okpouman:
But they always say it's only Hausa that farm.and it's Igbo people that say that the most

brain54:
I didn't understand everything you said here...


Like what is kala fly? And what has wild pigs got to do with it, penetration, nature , culture etc. I really didn't get you fully. I have an idea though of what you are saying.


But I think the Fulanis follow a grazing route in the bushes/forests and your village/LGA may just be outside that mapped route/path and that's why they do not pass through there or you don't see them around that side!

DMCA:
why are d yams malnourished?

Imindmybusiness:
Please edit your post and remove your LG before the herdsmen see that fresh looking rice farm and remember your area. They are everywhere and their apologists abound here too.

MatrixCircle:
Why kill the animals and why not farm them.
The grass is green that could have fed the animals and give you more money.

Lukuluku69:
It is like a Farmer's Cooperative Society.

Where they join hand to till members farms and plantations.

While on your farm, you provide merriments in form of food and drinks.

This was amongst the Yorubas.

Okay thanks

Lovely farm your parents have there. Lovely farm 🚜

Mrexcell:
Where's the location no fulaniherdsmen wahala?

Kobicove:
The last time I saw a yam barn in real life in my village was over 45 years ago

RedChair:
You can't really tell how they do it?

I'm really so upset hearing this.

This is a life saving technique you should learn and you're speaking English?

There are so many native knowledge that have gone extinct because younger generations after them were too nonchalant and ignorant to learn.

Hear this guy with proximity to learn something worth passing down generations but will not!

2mch:
Tell your parent to wear rain boots when walking around the farm to prevent snake bite. Also, there is gardening gloves your mum can use to prevent bites to her hands too if possible. But it’s important that anti-venom is always stocked in and around farming communities. Pets like cat and dog keep them away though.

Originalsly:
Interesting thread. I'm glad you're proud of their farm ...do they even need to buy anything? My concern is what interest have you taken in maintaining the farm when they are no longer able to? Are you going to sell it? I hope you take time to learn as much as possible to take over the farm ...know how to stack the yams etc. Being in the city ... you should be finding market for the products or even selling yourself maybe once a month or when excess produce is available. This kind of produce is labeled "organic" abroad...is very expensive... and is in great demand as people are moving away from GMO products. Lastly..... find out and document what they use to treat snake bites . Snake bite will become more common as people move into snake territory l....and farther away from hospitals. Victims will more return to traditional treatment. Don't let such knowledge die ...it wouldn't take more than a few hours of your time to qualify as a snake doctor.
On the palm tree plantation .... is it really profitable in these times? In the future ...if it not ... I'll suggest they convert it to a coconut plantation. Coconut water ...is in such a high demand abroad that there are sooo many brands selling "fake" coconut water . I don't know of any brand presently that is selling pure coconut water... the last one I knew was a direct import from Brazil ... apparently Brazil couldn't keep up with the demand or something went wrong. Some Korean green grocers are now hauling actual green coconuts from Florida ... two trailer loads per week in my neighborhood ...have a special section and employee who cuts the coconut ....$6 per coconut ....or $10 per container of two coconut water. Just saying..

Love800:
How do you guys preserve yams after harvesting?

My harvested yams don't usually last. Some weeks after the harvest, it start to decay with holes visibly seen in it. And some insects that looks like ant will start running all-over the yams.

Its so sad.

alobright17:
what about snake ?

olarent:
Please ask him to share to share other ingredients in other to save humanity in Nigeria.as hospital has failed us,so that you can share with us for knowledge sake.

wisz1:
This is lovely Op. Your parents are living the good life, in peace with nature, fresh and healthy foods.

The animals you posted are Porcupine and a Deer

Love800:
That means it wasn't a high-venomous snake.
Let the type that bite that female singer in abuja just by-mistakenly gain access to you guys farm, then una eye go clear.

You guys better know a hospital that have anti-venom just incase and also knowledge of first-aid that will sustain you before accessing an hospital.
And lastly try not to get bitten by wearing safety-boots and being high-alerted in the farm.

No traditional methods/medicine can heal a potent snake bite.

Pootle:
you people are not scared of fulani herds men

Hemanwel:
Those yams: ain't they gonna rot there?

Wait! That picture is your mum? Or you? Or you sister?

Luckysbab:
If not for sale, what will be the arrangement then, for someone who intends to come and farm there?

Kanz95:
Hello pls what's the viable option to withdraw $90 from SellerHub? I sold a name for $100. How do I withdraw my $90 proceeds? Pls help

KosiGee:
Pls where’s this? Enugu Ezike or Orumba in Anambra state? I know both places have the right soil for rice plantation.

Luckysbab:
Do you know if there are acres of land for farming available for sale there?

thomas2024:
That’s good to see. Take care of them for me👌🙏🏻

CHIEFCHICKEN:
Thank God Fulani never discover this side

thomas2024:
Whoa. I’m proud of your parents. Where is the location of the farm?

Globad:
I like the way you're proud of your parents and what they do.

Keep it up

May God bless you and your family

gammarays:
This is called plum nah

Let me guess the location. Somewhere within Ebonyi and Abia

Mariangeles:
What a name.

I wish I could get the seedlings to plant.🌱

Mariangeles:
You grow rice in Abia state? Wow!

After processing, are some of the rice sold or they're only for household consumption?

Ex0rrcist:
Omo, I didn't know there are rice plantation in the SE too, chai this country is too blessed. We just have poor leaders

Ex0rrcist:
You made me remember this fruit today, took it like 15 years ago. I can't even remember much about it. Didn't know it still existed.