Agriculture › Re: Cocoa Beans, Cashew Nut And Soya Beans For Sale by kagari: 1:52pm On Oct 14, 2017 |
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Agriculture › Re: We Sell Pure Honey, Contact Us by kagari: 1:43pm On Oct 14, 2017 |
peacemara54: Thanks for the trust. Am here on this great forum to make available, pure. raw honey undiluted honey. To those who have fallen to scam, losing thousands of naira, you can get the real thing from me. Testimonies abound. Have supplied many.check the forum, no scam. check my signature Come and update your price here sir/ma, market, location/state https://www.nairaland.com/4104935/general-market-food-price-weekly |
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Great one dangote, let's think home let's think Nigeria
If you into any farm produce / foodstuff come update your price on this thread, your market, location/state |
Christianity Etc › Re: 2017 National Marian Congress Holds In Benin(pictures) by kagari: 12:24pm On Oct 14, 2017 |
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Agriculture › Re: General Market/food Price ( weekly Update ) by kagari(op): 10:50am On Oct 14, 2017 |
chrizoil: I have 100kegs of 25ltrs quality palm oil for sale @ 13k/keg (today's price) in Kaduna. Call 07061962013 or 07068763926 to place your order. Free delivery around Barnawa environs. Nice one, I know oil price flunctuates, please do well to always update the house. |
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omoboy110: pls how much is lagos to istanbul oneway ticket Wednesday, 225 500 royal air maroc |
Travel Ads › Re: Flight Fare by kagari: 1:33am On Oct 14, 2017 |
Ciga22: Brother thanks for the good work her
How much is flight fare from Abuja to Manila Philippines? Your dates sir, and is it a student visa you have |
Crime › Re: Kidnappers Who Came To Collect N20m Ransom Killed In Anambra Today (Graphic Pho) by kagari: 10:24pm On Oct 13, 2017 |
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Update price of your farm produce / foodstuff, maket and location/state |
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Agriculture › Re: General Market/food Price ( weekly Update ) by kagari(op): 8:52pm On Oct 13, 2017 |
AviyaAgro: Thanks, Kagari, for informing me of this thread.
Soya beans available:
1) N140,000 per ton pickup price
2) N160,000 per ton delivered.
Let's talk if you need it. WhatsApp/call 0708-697-8093. Good to have you, this price is as of when, where is your market/location |
Agriculture › Re: Onions Grow Well In South-west Nigeria See Pictures by kagari: 2:26pm On Oct 13, 2017 |
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Agriculture › Re: A bag of onions= #3500 by kagari: 2:22pm On Oct 13, 2017 |
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Agriculture › Re: Top 10 Largest Farms In The World. What Do You See? by kagari: 10:12am On Oct 13, 2017 |
Dedicated land mass for mass cattle's unlike here they roam from east to west to south to north |
Agriculture › Re: Is Ugu Farming This Useless? by kagari: 9:35am On Oct 13, 2017 |
fluentinfor: I think you have done fairly well. I congratulate you. Why? At least, you got production right. Now, try to do what you should have done earlier which is to know when to plant Ugu in your area.
When should you plant ugu? It is when other farmers are not planting ugu. And then, ask yourself, why don't they plant ugwu at that time?
To make most veggie profitable, you must solve at least a problem. Find a solution to why they don't plant at certain period of the year.
For example: Tomato does not like too much water. Too many diseases to fight at this time. During heavy rainy season, it must be expensive. So, what can you do to bring out your tomato around this time. Some farmers harvest very close to heavy rainy season to make some reasonable profit, though may not be the best sales. Some take a bigger risk that there will not be heavy rain at that time and knowing fully well that most farmers will run away from cultivating it at the time. If there is heavy rain, they lose big. And if there isnt heavy rain, they win very big.
Back to ugwu, it seems you might need to cultivate it when there is no more rain and when the sun is terribly hot. Solution might be to get irrigation on your farm.
Next, try to know the nearest main market you can easily sell your product. Never allow buyers come to your farm as they will cheat you. Here is the trick. You must know how big your farm should be to compensate for logistics (transportation to market, police tips, area boys tips, car park fee, etc). Else, you will run at loss. If it is one acre that can easily give you a decent breakeven with some nice profit and you cultivate just one plot, you are in soup.
Fertilization: Ugu is a not a fruit plant; hence, you need more urea if you are an inorganic farmer plus little NPK and micro nutrients. So, side dress each plant with 3/4 bottled water cap of urea plus 1/4 bottled water cap of NPK every month, immediately after harvest.
If you are an organic farmer, use fish water waste (from fish pond), fermented fish waste, green fertilizers etc that are all with substantial nitrogen plus side dress with dried manure or compost frequently.
Note: The above recommendation is for small scale farmers. If you want to practice agric, do it well. Get your plan intact and know your breakeven limit. Do not consult any of those internet guys. Consult farmers and traders in the market. Then, talk to drivers who will take your products to market. Understand how the market in your area works and add some additional cash for miscelaneous expense.
Anyday, anytime, i favor drip irrigation as my first tool on the farm. No drip, no farming. It is the honest truth you must not run away from. You will just be like other farmers who keep complaining every second about being poor if you do not take irrigation serious. And leave ugu alone during rainy season. Let farmers who cannot buy irrigation kits struggle among themselves during this period. May you not work in vain again. Blessings! Seems you have first hand info about ugu farming Come update your price here https://www.nairaland.com/4104935/general-market-food-price-weekly |
Agriculture › Re: Is Ugu Farming This Useless? by kagari: 9:29am On Oct 13, 2017 |
apakoso2020: it happened like that because those you brought to buy weighed you and found out that you know little or nothing about Ugu marketing, they also studied the settings of your plantation and observed that you are a paper farmer, hence they cheated you. another time, go to joju near sango otta, register as an Ugu farmer, then start from there. https://www.nairaland.com/4104935/general-market-food-price-weeklyGive me a contact of the ugu union, so that I can contact them. I am far from sango now |