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Agriculture / Re: Diary Of An Okro Farmer by Jub101(m): 7:42am On Apr 17
A sight to behold !

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Agriculture / Re: Diary Of An Okro Farmer by Jub101(m): 7:40am On Apr 17
I will be going with agrovert 20:20:20 has a balanced fertilizer as Okro grows while still producing pods hence needs every nutrients required to boost growth and flowering.
Agriculture / Re: Diary Of An Okro Farmer by Jub101(m): 7:38am On Apr 17
I learnt from a cucumber farmer that they boost their yield by applying nutrients back to the plant through basal or foliar spray after every harvest, so I’m thinking of doing a trial on that and apply foliar fertilizer after every 3 harvests. Will keep you posted on my results stay tuned !!
Agriculture / Re: Diary Of A Sheep Farmer by Jub101(m): 7:34am On Apr 17
safarifarms:

What do you think about including ducks as part of your livestock? I think the environment would be suitable for them too.
Thank you for your input sir, I bought a few last year but not on commercial scale
Agriculture / Re: Diary Of An Okro Farmer by Jub101(m): 9:30am On Apr 05
betabread:
How often do you spray pesticides on ur okra
Every week till harvesting begins
Agriculture / Re: Diary Of An Okro Farmer by Jub101(m): 9:27am On Apr 05
betabread:


From your experience when does the rain become too much that your soil becomes water logged.......

Most crops planted February are usually profitable
Around June, by then I’m done harvesting
Agriculture / Re: Diary Of An Okro Farmer by Jub101(m): 5:22am On Mar 30
Day 48
Flowering and pod formation observed.
Few days to harvesting now grin

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Agriculture / Re: Diary Of A Sheep Farmer by Jub101(m): 2:18pm On Mar 24
Having the right knowledge with the right team goes a long way in sheep farming and animal husbandry in general. I have been fortunate to be on this journey and I will preserve no matter the adversity. Thank you all for being part of the journey, we move cool

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Agriculture / Re: Diary Of A Sheep Farmer by Jub101(m): 2:14pm On Mar 24
New born between Jan and march

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Agriculture / Re: Diary Of An Okro Farmer by Jub101(m): 7:16am On Mar 14
29 days old

Agriculture / Re: Diary Of A Sheep Farmer by Jub101(m): 9:47pm On Feb 14
Some new born lambs between Jan and now

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Agriculture / Re: Diary Of An Okro Farmer by Jub101(m): 9:34pm On Feb 14
trustolowe:


How often do you irrigate?
I irrigate when I notice the soil is drying up, mostly twice a week

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Agriculture / Re: Diary Of An Okro Farmer by Jub101(m): 9:31pm On Feb 14
Aquadude16:

What is your source of irrigation
Stream .
The picture below is how we navigate the water into the farm

Agriculture / Re: Diary Of A Sheep Farmer by Jub101(m): 9:17pm On Feb 14
Animal husbandry is sustainable and can create wealth irrespective of which you do. I chose sheep for my own personal reasons, my environment and opportunities around my farm. Sincerely I haven’t regretted it a bit. The journey is stressful and not for the faint hearted but it keeps my dream of one day getting out of the rat race alive. For a 28 year old man I’m doing fine grin

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Agriculture / Re: Diary Of A Sheep Farmer by Jub101(m): 9:13pm On Feb 14
Hello everyone!!! I believe this message met you well, Nigeria is in good crisis and those that took the right steps before now are hoping for the best. I never thought I was wealthy until I took some rams to the popular Kara market in my axis (iwo) and I cashed out big time with many more still on the farm.

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Agriculture / Re: Diary Of An Okro Farmer by Jub101(m): 11:51pm On Feb 11
Okro planted on the 10th of February, it was pre-germinated by soaking in water for 12hours to speed up the germination process. This helps in uniform seed germination

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Agriculture / Re: Diary Of An Okro Farmer by Jub101(m): 11:49pm On Feb 11
I begin this new chapter and season with the name of the Almighty God. So help me (Amin).

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Agriculture / Re: Diary Of An Okro Farmer by Jub101(m): 7:38pm On Dec 13, 2023
Start getting prepared for the next year planting season. Get your seeds and other chemicals(both insecticide most especially IMIDACLOPRID and herbicides) ready.
Agriculture / Re: Diary Of An Okro Farmer by Jub101(m): 7:30pm On Dec 13, 2023
opes:



You planted 4-5 seeds per hole? Did you later thin the plant?
They were thinned down to 3 per hole.
Agriculture / Re: Diary Of A Sheep Farmer by Jub101(m): 7:27pm On Dec 13, 2023
Hadsty23:


Can Albendazole from chemist be administer for the goat or it must be from the vet store
The one for animals are different ,so get that from a vet store

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Agriculture / Re: Diary Of An Okro Farmer by Jub101(m): 2:55pm On Dec 02, 2023
Ensure the plant is not stress through irregular irrigation or insufficient water. All the best guys

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Agriculture / Re: Diary Of An Okro Farmer by Jub101(m): 2:54pm On Dec 02, 2023
Good management (both insect especially whiteflies and weeds that accommodate them)practices can really help with the virus
Agriculture / Re: Diary Of An Okro Farmer by Jub101(m): 2:52pm On Dec 02, 2023
From my personal experience the okra leaf curl mosaic virus is still out there ravaging many farms and making dry season Okro farming very difficult this year. I sense a high scarcity of Okro by January next year guys. Happy New Month
Agriculture / Re: Diary Of An Okro Farmer by Jub101(m): 2:50pm On Dec 02, 2023
Nex123:
Good day everyone, Please do anyone know what variety or cultivar is Omasi Okra? cry
I haven’t heard of this before. Good day
Agriculture / Re: Diary Of An Okro Farmer by Jub101(m): 9:21pm On Nov 04, 2023
Pictures of our just concluded project

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Agriculture / Re: Diary Of An Okro Farmer by Jub101(m): 9:17pm On Nov 04, 2023
Seed production for next year planting season has already commenced. We’re doing it better and bigger next year by God grace.
Agriculture / Re: Diary Of An Okro Farmer by Jub101(m): 9:10pm On Nov 04, 2023
willybaby:
This year was terrible for okra in this parts, now I smile when I remember heavy rains washed away my lil okra farm. The rice in its place is worth it. Congrats OP what ever your doing keep it up. Your farm as usual is beautiful.

Thank you my brother, farming really can be funny sometimes you might have all the right things but it’s some unexpected factor e.g rain especially might mess everything up. We just don’t give up here sha, we go again and again with every new experience we have gathered through the years consistently .

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Agriculture / Re: Diary Of A Sheep Farmer by Jub101(m): 9:02pm On Nov 04, 2023
It’s been a while here. Well the update is we are doing fine, making progress because this is a slow and steady system.

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Agriculture / Re: Diary Of A Sheep Farmer by Jub101(m): 9:37pm On Oct 21, 2023
safarifarms:


Please is there a difference between salt lick and mineral lick?

Before I started goat farming, I was familiar with the name salt lick as a necessity for goats, but recently I've been seeing people advertise mineral lick and at high prices like 5k upwards depending on the weight. When I went to a vet shop in my city to ask for mineral lick, what they gave me was salt lick and it was just N1500.

Now I'm wondering if there's difference. Can you help clarify?

The main difference is the composition. Salt lick contains only sodium chloride while mineral lick contains all the major minerals needed by an animal to function properly hence while it’s more expensive and effective.
Agriculture / Re: Diary Of A Sheep Farmer by Jub101(m): 9:15pm On Oct 02, 2023
Please and please if you’re doing freerange or semi intensive system don’t t play with deworming regime. Very vital to the success of your farm

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Agriculture / Re: Diary Of A Sheep Farmer by Jub101(m): 9:14pm On Oct 02, 2023
I eventually lost the sheep as she wasn’t eating again by the second day

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Agriculture / Re: Diary Of A Sheep Farmer by Jub101(m): 9:13pm On Oct 02, 2023
The cause of the swollen head is a worm called lungworm[/b]and the name of the condition is called [b]bottle jaw. You can read more on it. Treatment is by giving fast contact dewormer like levamisole and isolating the animal. I also gave iron dextran has the lower eyelid is already pale.

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