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The African Bird Eye Chilli ABEC Export Network.
African Bird Eye Chilli (ABEC) is a hot spicy pepper that originates from Africa.
Billion of dollars are exchange in trade from Europe, Germany etc with some other African countries like Kenya and Ghana for ABEC.
50% of FCMG in Nigeria make use of chilli pepper spices which they imports from Thailand and co.
The price of a tonne of grounded ABEC fluctuates from $6,000 and above.
A plant of chilli pepper under good agricultural practised gives minimum of 2 kilo of fresh pepper which is equivalent to 1 kilo of dried pepper.
Our group will be working with 250 farmers that will be growing a quarter acre each of the chilli pepper.
The opportunity is open to intending farmers, unemployed youth, practising farmers etc. The farms can be anywhere.
Traceability will be put in place with everyone having their code to supply.
Every participants has to undergo a compulsory one month on farm training to be put through the required agricultural practises and drying methods to prevent aflatoxin.
We will give sample seed free for participant to grow after which we will be buying others
To participate
Call 08188540086
08064688501
Or send mail to
adesola_yinka@yahoo.com

ultron1234:
I own a 150 hectare rice farm. Last month, cattle herdsmen bring in their cattle to graze on the crops, i have warned them severally but they keep coming. Yesterday was the 4th time. I'm thinking of getting 7 security guards and arming them with shotguns to shot any cow that enters d farm, is this legal.? or are there any traps i can use for them. pls, can u pple suggest ways which i can stop this

Dialogue with them.
Trace their abode and report to their boss.
The guys entering your farm are not the owner of the cows.
Shooting the cows will lead to more fracas.

And better still
Get cow dungs and apply to your crops.
Cows don't eat their own shit.
The advantage...
1. You will be fertilising your rice
2. Cows will not be able to eat

Note. please make more enquiries on the application so your crops don't get burn.

I know it can be applied the way you apply fertilizer

Hipsofagoddess:
Do I really need to understudy or just get an agronomist

You really need to understudy to have some practical experience on the challenges and how to prevent them

Arvinkris:
When is this taking place? The duration of the training is long for me considering my location.

Resumption is January 9th.
Participatory fee is N25,000
Accommodation will be provided

The African Bird Eye Chilli ABEC Export Network.

African Bird Eye Chilli (ABEC) is a hot spicy pepper that originates from Africa.
Billion of dollars are exchange in trade from Europe, Germany etc with some other African countries like Kenya and Ghana for ABEC.

50% of FCMG in Nigeria make use of chilli pepper spices which they imports from Thailand and co.

The price of a tonne of grounded ABEC fluctuates from $6,000 and above.

A plant of chilli pepper under good agricultural practised gives minimum of 2 kilo of fresh pepper which is equivalent to 1 kilo of dried pepper.

Our group will be working with 250 farmers that will be growing a quarter acre each of the chilli pepper.

The opportunity is open to intending farmers, unemployed youth, practising farmers etc. The farms can be anywhere.

Traceability will be put in place with everyone having their code to supply.

Every participants has to undergo a compulsory one month on farm training to be put through the required agricultural practises and drying methods to prevent aflatoxin.

We will give sample seed free for participant to grow after which we will be buying others

To participate
Call 08188540086
08064688501
Or send mail to
adesola_yinka@yahoo.com

The African Bird Eye Chilli ABEC Export Network.

African Bird Eye Chilli (ABEC) is a hot spicy pepper that originates from Africa.
Billion of dollars are exchange in trade from Europe, Germany etc with some other African countries like Kenya and Ghana for ABEC.

50% of FCMG in Nigeria make use of chilli pepper spices which they imports from Thailand and co.

The price of a tonne of grounded ABEC fluctuates from $6,000 and above.

A plant of chilli pepper under good agricultural practised gives minimum of 2 kilo of fresh pepper which is equivalent to 1 kilo of dried pepper.

Our group will be working with 250 farmers that will be growing a quarter acre each of the chilli pepper.

The opportunity is open to intending farmers, unemployed youth, practising farmers etc. The farms can be anywhere.

Traceability will be put in place with everyone having their code to supply.

Every participants has to undergo a compulsory one month on farm training to be put through the required agricultural practises and drying methods to prevent aflatoxin.

We will give sample seed free for participant to grow after which we will be buying others

To participate
Call 08188540086
08064688501
Or send mail to
adesola_yinka@yahoo.com

The African Bird Eye Chilli ABEC Export Network.

African Bird Eye Chilli (ABEC) is a hot spicy pepper that originates from Africa.
Billion of dollars are exchange in trade from Europe, Germany etc with some other African countries like Kenya and Ghana for ABEC.

50% of FCMG in Nigeria make use of chilli pepper spices which they imports from Thailand and co.

The price of a tonne of grounded ABEC fluctuates from $6,000 and above.

A plant of chilli pepper under good agricultural practised gives minimum of 2 kilo of fresh pepper which is equivalent to 1 kilo of dried pepper.

Our group will be working with 250 farmers that will be growing a quarter acre each of the chilli pepper.

The opportunity is open to intending farmers, unemployed youth, practising farmers etc. The farms can be anywhere.

Traceability will be put in place with everyone having their code to supply.

Every participants has to undergo a compulsory one month on farm training to be put through the required agricultural practises and drying methods to prevent aflatoxin.

We will give sample seed free for participant to grow after which we will be buying others

To participate
Call 08188540086
08064688501
Or send mail to
adesola_yinka@yahoo.com

The African Bird Eye Chilli ABEC Export Network.

African Bird Eye Chilli (ABEC) is a hot spicy pepper that originates from Africa.
Billion of dollars are exchange in trade from Europe, Germany etc with some other African countries like Kenya and Ghana for ABEC.

50% of FCMG in Nigeria make use of chilli pepper spices which they imports from Thailand and co.

The price of a tonne of grounded ABEC fluctuates from $6,000 and above.

A plant of chilli pepper under good agricultural practised gives minimum of 2 kilo of fresh pepper which is equivalent to 1 kilo of dried pepper.

Our group will be working with 250 farmers that will be growing a quarter acre each of the chilli pepper.

The opportunity is open to intending farmers, unemployed youth, practising farmers etc. The farms can be anywhere.

Traceability will be put in place with everyone having their code to supply.

Every participants has to undergo a compulsory one month on farm training to be put through the required agricultural practises and drying methods to prevent aflatoxin.

We will give sample seed free for participant to grow after which we will be buying others

To participate
Call 08188540086
08064688501
Or send mail to
adesola_yinka@yahoo.com

The African Bird Eye Chilli ABEC Export Network.

African Bird Eye Chilli (ABEC) is a hot spicy pepper that originates from Africa.
Billion of dollars are exchange in trade from Europe, Germany etc with some other African countries like Kenya and Ghana for ABEC.

50% of FCMG in Nigeria make use of chilli pepper spices which they imports from Thailand and co.

The price of a tonne of grounded ABEC fluctuates from $6,000 and above.

A plant of chilli pepper under good agricultural practised gives minimum of 2 kilo of fresh pepper which is equivalent to 1 kilo of dried pepper.

Our group will be working with 250 farmers that will be growing a quarter acre each of the chilli pepper.

The opportunity is open to intending farmers, unemployed youth, practising farmers etc. The farms can be anywhere.

Traceability will be put in place with everyone having their code to supply.

Every participants has to undergo a compulsory one month on farm training to be put through the required agricultural practises and drying methods to prevent aflatoxin.

We will give sample seed free for participant to grow after which we will be buying others

To participate
Call 08188540086
08064688501
Or send mail to
adesola_yinka@yahoo.com

divineappo:
ok ma. God bless you madam. pls ma, do you have the contact phone number of anyone in any of those places u mentioned, they are big places, and a contact of someone who is a local will aid my journey

07039211715. Call this no Saki East contact

check Oke Ogun Area of Oyo State. Atisbo LG Saki East LG Saki West LG

ojbig1:
Pls am interested but would like to know the venue, since I live in abj.this will enable me prepare ahead.
Thanks

The venue is Ago Amodu, Saki East LGA of Oyo State.
Registration is currently on.
We can only accommodate 30 participants because of accommodation.

The contact no is 08188540096

emekagbandi:
helo dis is really an opportunity....pls wen is the next batch gonna start

Next batch will be resuming by January 9th.
The participatory fee is N25,000.

For cheap and affordable made in Nigeria Greenhouse. With N300,000- N400,000 you will get a 20m by 8m size Depending on the available materials in your area Materials for construction are locally sourced. Durable can last for more than 2 years. Easy to maintain Our team can put you through You can have one at your backyard Contact 08064688501 08188540096 Or adesola_yinka@yahoo.com

pleasureosondu:
@ Madam J, pls oh do you sell neem oil or have any idea on were to purchase them? All dis oyibo people are bent on removing my small head from my neck oh.

No I don't sell.
Its a scarce commodity around here.
Just trying to extract for our crop use

LucidG:
Are you no longer having the short training program?
Asking 'cos I might not be able to do a 3 months stretch.
Thank you

The short training is there.
Just that most people do feel shortchanged.
One can not get all the trimmings in a short training.
Even at 3 years, I am still learning

Jaychibre:
Am intrested . How can I register and where will the course be held. Please contact me through hannahhemmers@yahoo.de. thank you

Pardon my omission.
Location is Farm Villa Resource Centre
Ago Amodu, Saki East LGA of Oyo State.
call can be put through to 08064688501, 08188540096 or send mail to Adesola_yinka@yahoo.com

adeniyi65:
STAGE II. production
(1) seed:15kg per hectare * 4= 60kg(#300 per kg)therefore 60 * 300= #18,000
(2) herbiside & pestiside #36,000(i.e #18,000 for each)
(3) ferterlizer: poultry drops/cow dung would be applied.the estimate to buy sacks/containers to load the manure with the cost of the vehicle to hire to take it to farm= #7,000
(4) managing feed allowance:for the first production #10,000 per month(which will last for 6months)therefore 10,000 * 6= #60,000
(5) impliments:like pump bags and others #20,000
(6) hired labour:to help with planting of seed into the soil, spraying of herbisides with pestisides and others=#20,000
Calculation
(1) #18,000
(2) #36,000
(3) # 7,000
(4) #60,000
(5) #20,000
(6) #20,000
---------------
#161,000
Total estimate for stage II.equal to #161,000

A lot is wrong with your calculation.
It work like this on paper, but never on the farm.

I will suggest you try out with what you have on a little scale. If you successfully pull it off you can then invite others.

My 2 cent

adeniyi65:
This is a kind of mega farm i have been looking upto for the past five years.4 hectares which equal to 10 acres of farmland.to some(the big bosses in agriculture),its still little for me to handle finnancially is their thought.to some(the novice outside agriculture),why wasting so much time on that too much of land is also their thought.no one of them live on my hearth,making it difficult for them to say what really going on in my mind.all is well.
Now to the business.after calculation of the total capital to run the business,i yawn and remember what i quoted from one of my mentol am following on this forum(pamdaniel)''farming is not for the poor'' as he said.the total capital needed is #400000 to run it and i can only provide #100000 at the moment.and i dont want to run a subsistence farming.i had to sit down i think with every part of my brain,then i remember the story of my great mentol strive masiyiwa of econet wireless group.when he finarly win his case in court to start his first GSM networking in hiss home country zimbabwe.how he run out of cash thew to long term court battle and how he finarlly come acros the challenge by puting his company in an open stock exchange market for every individual that had been following and helping him with prayer during the case to benefit as a co owner in the business thrugh buying their shares.
So therefore.i can also make thee business with the finnancial partnership with my fellows who are thinking of going into agriculture also or searching for the business that will yeild back abundantly.here is the way to go.thats why i instruct my fellow coleague at work who is willing to pull #100000 to it too.the remainning is left for you and you too to secure.you can pull any amount from #20 000 upward to make it #400000 even if you can pull the remaining #200 000 personarlly,it isnt sin.#400 000 is the major capital needed.granting you too a chance to own a mechanise farm and earn back times three of any amount you pull in as profit annually.
its not a magic.the expecting tonne for the farm at early planting is 12 tonne(3 tonne per 1 hectare) 1 tonne is sale around #50 000 to #70 000 as @now in dried grain.let calculate the minimum salea,that is #50 000 per tonne multiply by 12 equal to #600 000.when we grow/produce the late maize it will bring same yield.so therefore we can now multiply our first production profit by 2 to get annual return. Therefore #600 000 multiply by 2 equal to #1.2million(note: #1.2million is minimum return base on #50 000 per tonne)we can still make more returns if sales more than the minimum expecting price or sales to open market fresh buyers.
You can now see that times three of #400 000 is #1.2million.therefore any amount you own in the total capital will be multiply by three to get your profit annually.
Note once more:the times three is the minimum expectation.we can still gain more if we sales more than the minimum price.
Why can you sitdown and rethink about it.this is business.my contact is open.let discurse on it.lets meet and talk.the land will be lease under hotmas911 farming estate @ogbomosho.
Closing gate for any wishing member planning to join as @now will be stop by the end of first week of january.then agreement will be make by all members in a meeting to deside the business structure outside production with the right lawyer to bear witness of the agreement in written form for all.then start land preparation from early febuary for the early production.
Let get it start.how the #400 000 will be disburst on the production will be post later.my number is in my signature.thanks for reading for the past few minutes.

1.There is no way you can make profit from the farm in the first year if you are starting with a virgin land.

Speaking from experience

Our next on farm training for farm managers vacancy will be commencing on the 9th of January.
What we offer:
* Intensive practical training on fruits and vegetables.
* Organic production of insecticide and fertilizer.
* Market link for fruits and vegetables
* Export link for vegetables
* Growing dairy grass for fodders
* Job placement for successful participants
* Fund support to start vegetable farm
* Access to free and cheap farmland.
* Join the network of Chilli Exporters.
Training duration is mandatory 3 month.
Monday - Friday.
Participation fee is N25,000 for the duration
Accommodation will be provided
Participants feed themselves and transport themselves to farm at N100 per day.
Registration is on.
Limited Space available
Its first come first serve.

Our next on farm training for farm managers vacancy will be commencing on the 9th of January.
What we offer:
* Intensive practical training on fruits and vegetables.
* Organic production of insecticide and fertilizer.
* Market link for fruits and vegetables
* Export link for vegetables
* Growing dairy grass for fodders
* Job placement for successful participants
* Fund support to start vegetable farm
* Access to free and cheap farmland.
* Join the network of Chilli Exporters.
Training duration is mandatory 3 month.
Monday - Friday.
Participation fee is N25,000 for the duration
Accommodation will be provided
Participants feed themselves and transport themselves to farm at N100 per day.
Registration is on.
Limited Space available
Its first come first serve.

Our next on farm training for farm managers vacancy will be commencing on the 9th of January.

What we offer:

* Intensive practical training on fruits and vegetables.

* Organic production of insecticide and fertilizer.

* Market link for fruits and vegetables

* Export link for vegetables

* Growing dairy grass for fodders

* Job placement for successful participants

* Fund support to start vegetable farm

* Access to free and cheap farmland.

* Join the network of Chilli Exporters.


Training duration is mandatory 3 month.
Monday - Friday.

Participation fee is N25,000 for the duration
Accommodation will be provided

Participants feed themselves and transport themselves to farm at N100 per day.

Registration is on.
Limited Space available
Its first come first serve.

pleasureosondu:
@ Madam J. I plan to use an indeterminant specie but
1. what is the official spacing between tomato plants on a manual bed(most articles on the internet were on the determinant specie).
2. What is the applicable distance to be used from one bed to the other?
3. In terms of cutting cost, which is less expensive between drip irrigation and the use of rain-gun?
4. From your experience as a farmer, what is the minimum number of yield in terms of basket(s) from an acre?(worst case oh)
5. How do u really preserve your tomatoes?
6. Where do you get tomato baskets and at what cost?
7. Where can i purchase this neem oil and its leaves?
This next question is a little off key but i dont think there is any harm in asking.
8. I need to fence the farm but i require a job that is less- expensive, can you assist with any idea(s)?
Thanks

1 and 2. Spacing varies. manual ridges will create their own spacing in regards to the moulds. if its beds, it could be 30cm, 40cm or even 50 cm spacing on the rows.

manual Ridges
tractor ridges
bed system
drip system all have different spacing which is determine by the farmer


3. Rain gun is cheap but its not good for tomatoes. The intensity of water destroy tomato farm.

Drip is expensive but recommended.


4. minimum no of yield is 0 - 2 basket from an acre.

5. None as of now.
Though my team is working on a method.
Not yet confirmed.

6. Basket are from Mile 12 market. Price varies according to season and sizes.

7. Neem oil from Togo and Benin Republic..

8. Wire fencing might be cheaper than blocks.


Best regard

pleasureosondu:
Madam, i''m really really grateful for that info. Thank you very much. I''ll heed to the your advice on starting small(i dnt intend using all 8 acres). I read about your challenges( the dry season part really caught my attention. I just dey laugh wen you say u turn PRAYER WARRIOR overnite). Thank you. However, abeg i still have some questions that bothers me oh, so please may i ask them

Please ask your questions

pleasureosondu:
jethro2
1. spacing depend on a lot of things.
is it manual bed making?
Is it drip spaced?
Is it tractor ridges? etc
2. 50g is recommended for an acre.
a gram contains between 200-300 seeds
Do your calculation
3. Prevention they say is better than cure.
4. Several methods of soil sterilisation.
Note
You can't plant tomato with internet training.
Do take your time to get some practical training.
Best of luck
Thanks Madam for the reply. To the question1, its manual bed making but i"m hoping that i can improvise some form of drip system for the beds during the dry season. Question 3 and 4 are very important to me and i'll tell why. I have exactly 8 acres of farmland which i originally planned for plantain farming but the logistics involved was great, thus i refrained from it. Fortunately,a friend of mine told me it was possible to grow tomatoes here(Edo state). I was skeptical about the idea until i visited his small garden and his tomatoes was really nice. Coincidentally, i stumbled on this thread and read every detail for some weeks now. Yes, i know it would i need some practical training and i''m working on that. However, i"ll really appreciate it if you are more specific on the ways to prevent wilt(3) and how to sterilize the soil the farmland(4). From what i have read, it seems that the disease has no cure. Please, I dont mind buying that knowledge from you. thanks

3. Yes. The diseases has no cure.
That's why I wrote prevention is the only way out.

The no 4 is the only means of prevention.
You either sterilise or solarize.

Sterilisation involves steaming the soil to a very high temperature

While Solarization is the exposure of the growing medium to the heat of the sun for several month.

I will also suggest you start small and grow big with experience.
Backyard tomato growing is quite different from having a farm.

My 2 cent

pleasureosondu:
Pls NLanders, I have some questions on tomato farming.
1. What is the standard spacing for tomato during transplanting in an open-field?
2.What is the maximum number of tomato plants per hectare?
3. What are the necessary measures to implement in order to prevent the wilt disease?
4. How do i sterilize the soil if i''m going to plant directly?
Abeg, i need answers these questions, expercially to number 4.

1. spacing depend on a lot of things.
is it manual bed making?
Is it drip spaced?
Is it tractor ridges? etc

2. 50g is recommended for an acre.
a gram contains between 200-300 seeds
Do your calculation

3. Prevention they say is better than cure.


4. Several methods of soil sterilisation.

Note
You can't plant tomato with internet training.
Do take your time to get some practical training.

Best of luck

Dadanoah:
pls, is it good to stake cucumber than drawn on the ground ?

Yes. its advisable to stake cucumber seed

pat077:
is it advisable to plant cassava with tomatoes on the same land?

No. its not advisable

sseunth:
what is the price?

Please call 08188540096 08064688501. ok. Day time please

sseunth:
how much does it cost to build a standard greenhouse
like the one in this video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jB7RYIlS6LQ

Get in touch and we will do a feasibility study for you at a cost

bamigee:
Jethro Mama. Dont Trade the secret o.

Gbam.
You understand sir

Trayoralas:
will there be certificate at the end of training

Sure you have some certificates before now?
They must have been fetching you millions?
Just curious