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SUPERPACK:
Are you using opera?

No. I am not using opera
I use Google direct

I have been battling with this for quite sometime
Please someone help

Hi

ikelords:
Who can teach me pepper and tomatoes farming? What duration will I have to spend to learn

You can join our next batch of practical training class.
We resume on March 9th
It's 3 months duration
Accomodation is provided

Training fee is N100,000.00
Participants feed themselves

We assure you of orientation change and profitable farming by the end of the 3 months

We also source farm manager or supervisor job placement for participants that completed the training

PharoahIII:
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okay madam thank you, with the crops would you advice rain-fed or irrigation farming? I'd like to know what your thoughts are on poultry too

Fully irrigated crop farm

I would suggest semi free ranged poultry using Noilers + Fulani breeds
* You will get both meat and eggs
Though they are not quick returns like broilers and layers
They are financially guaranteed with less stress compared to others

* Ever wonder why farmers are always in debt of non repaying loan from Federal Government or any source at all...?

* Ever wonder why a farmer that claimed to harvest so bountifully from the previous years harvest is still looking for external loan, grants and financial support to start the new season farming....?

* Ever wondered why farmers are not getting financial returns from all their so called big sized several hectares rice cultivation despite the federal government loan support....?

* Ever wondered why the same rice and other farmers said to have been smilling to the bank have refused to pay back the loan they took from the federal government...?

Some will tell you they diverted the money to marry more wives, to go for Hajj pilgrimage, to build new house, to do party or whatever

Do you actually believe that story?

* Ever wondered if it's every crop farmer that are that incompetent to the extent of not thinking of the next farming season or the real source that could triple the money for them if they re invest..?

I personally don't think so.
However my personal opinion does not matter here but definitely there is need to know why farmers are always short of fund despite working all year round

You should definitely take time to understand why the above statement are always the situation with crop farmers before committing a dime to the farming system

That's why my team and I has set up a practical agribusiness training that will put you through a step by step guide on farming productively and having financial breakthrough from crop production

We have all the answers for you

#farmprofitably
#farmwisely
#farmsmartly
#farmrite
#farmprofit

PharoahIII:
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@Madam Jethro, seeing as you are the most pragmatic person on the agriculture forum, I have got a question for you, if you had 15m what area of agriculture will you go into; crop or animal husbandry. If crop could you tell me what crop(s) and if animal husbandry, could you tell me what animal?
Thanks in advance

* Crop and livestock at the same time

Crop... preferably pepper, tomatoes and onions
They are daily consumed in every household
Hence have regular demand

Livestock... preferably piggery
The waste will go for biogas
Biogas generates electricity and slurry
Slurry will be used for crop fertilizer
The piglets can be sold or allow to matured before selling

Note
I will first take time to understand how the system work before committing a dime to the venture

Are you looking for farm manager, farm supervisor job?

Are you in need of fund to start your own own personal farm but need to work for sometime?

Have you been struggling with crop growing without getting any result?

Do you have some free space in your backyard that is wasting?

If you answer yes to any of the above, you should enroll to participate in our March training or subsequent ones

* We have farm manager jobs for succesful participants.
Salary + accomodation

* Your farming practises will become highly productive and financially rewarding

You ve got a lot to benefit from our practical experience

Good evening. Please, tell the person to go to any nearest post office to Open Nirsal microfinance bank account. Also, fill the AGMEIS Loan form online. They give loan for real project


https://nirsalmfb.caderp.com/Account/Register

seproperties:
Fellow Farmers ,For thr past 4 years this Association Nigerian Casava Growers Association ( NCGA) Ogun state Chapter ,Have been asking us to open different account with the hope to give the members loan to embark on Casava farming without a single Loan.I am just sick and tired of this so called Association .They first directed us to open an account with Zenith bank ,I went through much stress to get this done,I already have my own personal bank account but they Insisted we must open Zenith Bank as the condition to receive the Loan,We waited and waited like someone expecting the blinking the eye of a Crab by the sea side .No loan came forth. l travelled severally to Abeokuta as demanded by the Association even with the little cash on me .We attended a Town Hall meeting at a Hall opposite Alake palace where officials of Central bank ,NIRSAL attends ,we were directed again to open Wema bank account which I did ,Funny enough they will tell you to get Loan you must open account in a Particular bank branch Imagine! They take you unnecessary stress as if they are giving you the Loan .We waited and waited again ,No Loan ,later in the usual ways they said this time arround we have to come to Abeokuta again ,We were given another form to fill again of which we paid money to open another account ,Till now No News of any Loan ,I checked there website ,I could not get it anymore online the Pastor Segun Adewunmi is the President while Mr .Adeneye is the Ogun state Chapter .At least if they have no Loan to give they should stop taking farmers through all these stress ,Spending money to open account ,paying 5% of loan to be given , transportation ,stress etc. The frustration is so much ,I have a deep passion for farming ever since I have decided to put up the sale of some of my land for sale so I could generate funds personally to embark on my 2020 Casava Growing Project .here is the thread https://www.nairaland.com/5585301/farmerneed-money-farmpls.buy-property. Still looking for someone to buy the Property .

Forget NCGA Ogun State and whatever NCGA
I registered myself and some of my cooperatives member with them by 2014

We paid N5,000 each into their Union bank account and we paid some other money into the Ogun state chapters account

I later learnt they have collected some government loan and they defaulted.

Every other money paid to them has been going to repayment of that supposed loan I think.

The so called Pastor Segundo Adewunmi has been the president ever since then

Nothing is ever going to happen

seproperties:
Fellow Farmers ,For thr past 4 years this Association Nigerian Casava Growers Association ( NCGA) Ogun state Chapter ,Have been asking us to open different account with the hope to give the members loan to embark on Casava farming without a single Loan.I am just sick and tired of this so called Association .They first directed us to open an account with Zenith bank ,I went through much stress to get this done,I already have my own personal bank account but they Insisted we must open Zenith Bank as the condition to receive the Loan,We waited and waited like someone expecting the blinking the eye of a Crab by the sea side .No loan came forth. l travelled severally to Abeokuta as demanded by the Association even with the little cash on me .We attended a Town Hall meeting at a Hall opposite Alake palace where officials of Central bank ,NIRSAL attends ,we were directed again to open Wema bank account which I did ,Funny enough they will tell you to get Loan you must open account in a Particular bank branch Imagine! They take you unnecessary stress as if they are giving you the Loan .We waited and waited again ,No Loan ,later in the usual ways they said this time arround we have to come to Abeokuta again ,We were given another form to fill again of which we paid money to open another account ,Till now No News of any Loan ,I checked there website ,I could not get it anymore online the Pastor Segun Adewunmi is the President while Mr .Adeneye is the Ogun state Chapter .At least if they have no Loan to give they should stop taking farmers through all these stress ,Spending money to open account ,paying 5% of loan to be given , transportation ,stress etc. The frustration is so much ,I have a deep passion for farming ever since I have decided to put up the sale of some of my land for sale so I could generate funds personally to embark on my 2020 Casava Growing Project .here is the thread https://www.nairaland.com/5585301/farmerneed-money-farmpls.buy-property. Still looking for someone to buy the Property .

dyoungforester:
First and foremost, know that yam can be harvested twice in a year. And know that no amount of money invested on it can be lost except if you abandon the farm by yourself

Have you planted yam before?

Tenisam:
Please @ jethro2
I will like to have your contact pls .

Zero Eight Zero Six Four Six Eight Eight Five Zero One

Check the nearest Local Government to you

Nicon77:
Hi ,

Kindly recommend any tested tractor services firms in Ibadan.I want to plough and harrow a 30 acres of land .

Budget is 5000/acre maximum

Thank you
09055925115

Logunshina:
I am Ogunshina Oluwagbemileke David. I have first and second degrees in Agricultural Extension and Rural Development. I have farming experience in both Crop ( cassava,maize and vegetables) and animal production (pigs, sheep and goats).
I have worked as a supervisor and manager in different farms with outstanding successes.

I look forward to a better paying farm with either role of a supervisor or manager.
My contact details are:
08135855456
07069783314
logunshyina@gmail.com
Kindly refer or recommend me.
I will appreciate farms within Southwest, most especially, Oyo State.

Thank you.

Request that your former employers give you recommendation letter and you are guarantee farm manager work with accomodation inclusive

First step to any crop farming

* Keep that money in the bank or any safe place first

* Take off 3 - 6 months to acquire knowledge in whatever crop you have interest

* Practise on a small scale. May be at your backyard or on a small plot of land

* You can gradually expand the project in later years

* The above save you a lot of fund and headaches

Psalmy2cute:
I'm planning to start a one acre worth of pepper farm in ogun state

But the problem is I've never been a farmer nor do I know anything related to farming..

I've done alot of research related to this on the internet, and the more I gain more knowledge the less confident I become in myself.. I'm investing all of my savings into this... also thinking of getting a experienced farm manager before I start...

But what I really want is a little bit of field experience... or anyone who owns a pepper farm for his/her self to put me through in practical...

I already purchased the farm land.. but I'm curious on the financial aspect needed before I start..

I'm totally inexperienced so I wanna be prepared for the dangers I'll run into along the way

And what is the average profit margin by the end of the year??

Is this a business worth giving a shot at??

Pls help...

Daily paid job are not found on internet
Go to every newly developed residential sites and you will find plenty of such

timothydgreat:
Seasons greetings, pls I am in need of any daily paid job. I am damn broke, to even transport myself to the place I'm running an IT programme is an issue. pls anybody with link. whether construction, site, etc.
Thank you
I reside in Lagos, Alimosho.

davidoo32:
Please who knows where I can buy drip irrigation kits here in Ekiti State. Its urgent

You can buy in Lagos why they waybill it to you
Contact 08025171575 Ama drip

pikin1:
It's 10k for 10gm...contains a minimum of 2800 seeds

Thank you

pikin1:
We have bell pepper(green and yellow) and hot chili

Please can you get the picture of the bell peppers, hot chilli with the price?

How do you sell?

pikin1:
Pics of maxim f1

.indeterminate hybrid, tall with vigorous plant.
.for greenhouse or open field
.fruit harvesting starts 65-70 days after transplanting
.Average 7-9 fruits per truss
.Average 21days shelf life
.vigorous with good heat setting
.resistance to bacteria wilt, fusarium and verticillium wilt stemphylium
.Averages 70-80 tons/acre

Spacing : 60x45

Take time to research what crop or product is highly demanded in your area.

This you can do by visiting the market.
Discuss with different commodity retailers

Ask question
Listen to what they are saying and the ones they are not saying

Ask them who their previous suppliers are
What quantity do the retailers buy?

Will they be open to new customer?
What are the good and the bad things about the other producers?

Try to know the other suppliers
Ask them questions too
What are their challenges?

Market research highly recommended
Market research is a must for every intending farmer
Market research is beyond asking questions online
Market research requires fund, emotions and physical committment

dukechilezie:
I really need your contributions and advice on the kind of farming I can venture into. I have tried poultry farming but I am not really getting positive results. I am thinking of crop farming. Please I need your suggestions on the kind of farming that is lucrative. I am based in Enugu, I have five plots of land. I have the capital as well.

Cc:
Pavore9
FarmTech

kunlef1:
Can someone send me a proposal on what he/she can do with an idle and unfenced 4 plots of land located off Ibadan - Iseyin Rd, Moniya Ibadan?

It was used by the villagers for subsistence farming more than 8 years ago, but has since overgrown with bush. I do occasionally send money for clearing but last time was over a year ago.

If you have a good agricultural proposal on what you can do with the land, just give a general outline of what you will do here, overall cost and profit to be made. If I like it enough, I will contact you for private discussion and more specific location details.

I prefer a proposal which has a ready-made market for the agricultural produce.

Please note that I am ideally looking for a competent agricultural professional with good business proposal. I will be willing to sponsor the investment if I find it appealing enough, and we can agree on sharing ratio on the profit..

Please add an email or contact no so people can contact you directly if I post it on my timeline

Please what's the current price of green and red chilli at Mile 12 market

Lol
I am not asking for the purpose you mentioned

I am asking cause I need the seed for planting and all the technisem link office I have do not have

I patronise several seed sellers provided they meet my need

tpben:
Smiles


Smiles

You are explaining to madam Jethro

It's clear na

She asked just to reiterate her stand on technisem seed

Smiles

Thank you sir.
I have tried all technisem office sources, they currently don't have the yellow pepper

okoroemeka:
I think big sun is yellow hot pepper and technisem so agritropic will have it,most times if their office in enugu don't have what we need they can call their office in nsukka or Jos they normally have exotic seeds in stock,but in the south west I think your best bet will be their office inside mile 12 vegetable market they have almost everything there.

Please do you know where I can get the Big Sun (Technisem) pepper seed to buy?

Thank you

okoroemeka:
November and December are the two best months for pepper nursery,tested and trusted, anything else is playing betnaija with your hard-earned money

Most Technisem seed are designed for tropical region.
They performed well in dry season and at their worst in rainy season.

Big sun :
I planted since December 2018, I am still harvesting though the yield has drastically reduced. It was not affected by rain.

We started harvesting by April
This is 6 months after

The sets I plant by May 2019 did not survive the rain.
The nursery I did during the rainy season did not survive too

Same applies to Etna and Avenir

It's advisable to establish the seed in dry season so they grow through the rainy period

Heavenlyminded:
give me please, and give me your own contact too.

08065241487
Mallam Babangida

08085060362
Mallam Shuaib


Please find out the current price before calling them so you can negotiate and not get shortchanged.

Heavenlyminded:
I have about 5plot to 1acre cultivated cucumber.
i have cucumbers for sale in Oyo town, interested buyer cab contact or WhatsApp me via 09038088069.
wholesalers or retailers will get some percentages off.
thanks.

I can give you Mallam contacts at Eleyele Ibadan
I don't know the current price though

You will need to call and negotiate before harvesting

They will pay you cash on delivery once you agreed on the price and the cucumber are of good quality

God bless you

Like I still maintained
It's just a matter of time.

One wonder why it's taking the EFCC so long
Honestly I can't wait to share it all
As hot as it is

The EFCC know me to be a blogger
I have promised not to write anything on the case so as not to distrupt their investigation

That's why I stopped further explaination
My lips will be sealed until then

ifedola28:
Don't worry, everything will be sorted now that the government is involved. Just relax, with understanding, patience and honesty, everyone will be settled once and for all

Wowwwww
To think I am just reading this
Thank you for posting it here

Yinka Adesola
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=20m4jJ-s1rA

Yinka Adesola is a professional farmer, an agribusiness trainer and consultant and is the co founder of Farmvilla Resource Centre, an agribusiness training and consulting company based at Ago Amodu, Sak East LGA of Oyo State.

Yinka learned her lesson the hard way. She graduated as a Geologist but found herself in farming, albeit with unrealistic expectations.

Determined to succeed in the farm, she tried out many farming endeavours from Cucumber, Maize, Soya Beans, Watermelon and many others.

Upon realising how trial and error has failed her and what she really needed to do to succeed, she got her breakthrough in farming. She then began teaching her success principles practically on the farm and seminars.

The book “How To Farm Profitably In Nigeria” is her first book which was motivated by the fact that most people in Nigeria learn from agricultural books and blogs written by non- farmers who curate information without substantial practical experience.

Yinka puts up the ideas and information based on several years hands on experience growing fruits and vegetables.

https://adesolayinka.com