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I am suprised on your report on Murano, mine came out 3 days after planting. Which kind odf soil did you plant and did they eventually spout? slimtik: |
Thanks to this thread, I ventured into cucumber farming about 9 months ago. These periods have been filled with failures, success, trial by error learning from experience across several states and in different seasons. I must say a big thank you to jasper7 for his 'opening my eyes' to the opportunities in the Cucumber Value Chain, but the greatest thanks goes to Jehovah for his mercies and guidance. In this light, I am inviting any who has 4 Saturdays to spare in October, 2015 to a life changing Agribusiness Master class styled training in Cucumber Farming Setup and Management. Participants will be given treated seeds and will be guided on how to turn those seeds into quality fruits that will command good market price within their communities. Venue: Epe, Lagos Dates: 3rd, 10th, 24th and 31st October, 2015. Time: 9am - 12pm and 1pm to 4pm Registration and Training Fee: NGN25,000 "Until we practice Agriculture as a business venture, a profitable one at that...we will always have poor farmers" - Kalu Samuel
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Enormous business opportunities abound in the horticulture area of the Agriculture value chain in Nigeria, enough to generate income and employment for several youths. However, most of these opportunities are not fully tapped. Hence, the widespread of youth unemployment and underemployment. Against this background, Agritechnovate Solutions Entreprises – a duly registered Agricultural company with the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) of Nigeria with registration number: BN 2315112 and champion for Agribusiness among Youths designed the first ever human-centered Agribusiness Master Class on Cucumber Farming for Youths and everyone interested in Agriculture(whether they have ever been to a farm or not) to create on-farm and off-farm employment opportunities presenting a viable and formidable option to reduce unemployment in Nigeria. As have been severally said, Cucumber is just one crop that in recent times is having a great demand than supply in the market today and anywhere you grow cucumber you will have a ready market for it, so market is not the problem. The challenge lies in successfully producing cucumber profitably. Hence this training is designed to assist several people from all walks of life, exposing them to the steps required in making profit as well as opportunities in the horticultural value chain in Nigeria. At the end of the Master Class, participants should be able to: Successfully Setup a Profitable Cucumber Farm. Identify and tap into the various opportunities in the Horticulture value chain. Effectively manage the challenges facing cucumber farming in any part of Nigeria. Master Class Course Content: Participants will be put thrugh, but not limited to the following: Soil Testing and Management. Assessment of Cucumber Farming viability and feasibility. Sourcing and managing investment funds(Why you need a Bankable Business plan) Branding, Packaging and Value Addition of Cucumbers. Practical Guide to Setting up and Managing a Small Scale Cucumber Farm Profitably. Post Harvest Management of Cucumber. Why you have to fail to succeed (My Story). Training Design: The training is designed in a human-centered model which will effectively benefit all in attendance hence we will have not more than 20 participants in this inaugural class. The 20 participants will further be divided into 2 streams of 3 hours each, morning (9am – 12pm) and (1pm to 4pm) evening class, 10 participants per stream. After four weeks of training participants will be given a memory stick containing training materials, videos, texts and pictures of activities during the training. Training Methods: Training is conducted in a Master Class Style, Students Practice what the Master instructs them and there is a home work every week to be done at home while reports in form of pictures and text and sent within the stipulated time frame. The participants are given training materials which will guide them during the practical class and in effectively doing the home works. Venue: Agritechnovate Teaching and Research farm, Iganke Epale town, Along Ikorodu-Epe Express Way, Epe-Lagos State. Dates: 4 Saturdays( 3rd, 10th , 24th and 31st October, 2015). Training Fee(NGN 25,000): Registration and Evaluation Fee: NGN 5,000 Master Class Fee: NGN 20,000 Ideal Participant: Participants should have an interest in farming and Agriculture and should have a small space(as small as 2m x 10m) near their homes to practice during the period of the Master Class. About the Master Trainer: The Master Trainer is an International Agribusiness consultant, consulting for top-notch Agribusiness organisations across the world from Ergo Research in the USA to the Association of African Business Schools Agribusiness Consortium, South Africa – Kalu also has extensive experience in growing Cucumber having grown in various conditions in different locations in the past 9 months. Having failed severally, he knows what it takes to succeed…perseverance and doing it rightly from the beginning. Kalu is a graduate of the foremost Business Certification in the prestigious University of Maryland, USA where he bagged a Certificate in Entrepreneurship: Launching an Innovative Business – a course he completed in July, 2015. As a Graduate of Soil Science from the Michael Okpara University of Agriculture, getting his hand dirty has turned from a hubby to a profitable business and he intends to train as many people as possible, exposing them to the untapped potential in the Agri-food sector. Application is on first come first serve basis, once we meet our quota, we will move the rest to the next class. APPLYhttps://docs.google.com/forms/d/1X7I_Tt_3pXNg6O_cImOvZvOdPgdjvfGtJLm85FRJTpc/viewform or via Whatsapp message with your details on 07036931636 “Until we practice Agriculture as a business venture, a profitable one at that…we wIll always have poor farmers” – Kalu Samuel
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PreferredAgric: OLAMIMO12: stagger:I apologize for the late response, I receive calls on a weekly basis due to this thread. I do not have any of the aforementioned items in stock at the moment and do not plan to order them for resale anytime soonest. For inquiries on Mulching Film, Soil treatment and organic fertilizers(TPI) ONLY, please call Dera on 07030368881. Thank you |
Prices of tomato per big hausa basket(50kg) was between 22,000 to 24,000 Naira last week in Major tomato markets in Lagos, if you notice in your area the price of tomato has increased. |
Training the participants on Farm planing and effective management, Agribusiness Management.
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Hello and sorry for the late reply. I will get back to you on this, this week...been so busy with my farms. choiceman: |
jethro2:This is the first of a kind fully private organised Agribusiness training by Youths and for the Youth in Nigeria! Agritechnovate Solutions is proud to be part of this great epoch making event, we will provide Agribusiness management trainings on writing an effective business plan, project proposal, effective farm planning and setup and post harvest loss management...there is an opportunity to recruit the best students who wish to join our network of young Agribusiness professionals with an opportunity to make monthly income from managing short term fruits and vegetable farms, after their training! There is not an excuse for you not to apply today. |
This is the first of a kind fully private organised Agribusiness training by Youths and for the Youth in Nigeria! Agritechnovate Solutions is proud to be part of this great epoch making event, we will provide Agribusiness management trainings on writing an effective business plan, project proposal, effective farm planning and setup and post harvest loss management...there is an opportunity to recruit the best students who wish to join our network of young Agribusiness professionals with an opportunity to make monthly income from managing short term fruits and vegetable farms, after their training! There is not an excuse for you not to apply today. |
jethro2:So true...am proud to support and prove this at the first of a kind fully private organised Agribusiness training by Youths and for the Youth in Nigeria! Agritechnovate Solutions is proud to be part of this great epoch making event, we will provide Agribusiness management trainings on writing an effective business plan, project proposal, effective farm planning and setup and post harvest loss management...there is an opportunity to recruit the best students who wish to join our network of young Agribusiness professionals with an opportunity to make monthly income from managing short term fruits and vegetable farms, after their training! There is not an excuse for you not to apply today. |
All I did was dig a trench about 1m deep, 1m lenght and 1m breadth, layed zinc sheets on the base and poured the poultry dropping from my poultry house into them and pressed it down, after about 6 months, they were composted and ready for use! OLAMIMO12: |
I planted with compost(aged poultry manure+wood chippings), not fresh one o. OLAMIMO12: |
Madam Justi, how business dey go? Abeg help me with the landing cost of this to PH. www.amazon.com/Optimum-Nutrition-Serious-Chocolate-Pound/dp/B001LEY5PA |
jesusmandator:You lifted all your description from (1) to (5) from jethro2 thread here: www.nairaland.com/2181034/fruits-vegetable-agribusiness-trainning . Hope you know how serious plagiarism is? Even if you have a similar idea, why don't you write in your own words rather than copy and paste someone else's work on the same forum, haba! |
See the pictures of the products jethro2 is talking about.
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My brother, mulch na mulch, whether plastic or straw. I am using 100% Manure coated wood chippings as mulch and it will nourish my soil while it discourages weed OLAMIMO12: |
So after the first trial on two beds, I have decided to setup about 1.5 plots of land for my folks here. Really want to do it right and guide them well this time! Location: Lagos, Nigeria. Updates of seed planting coming soon!
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In the south, the demand for fufu(whether odourless or not) is always increasing. Fufu sells far better than garri(in terms of price) and takes less stress and cost in producing! amarawa: |
Sorry for the late updates.
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Wow, this is great...the future only belongs to those that can see it! #GreenisLife hotmas911: |
Wow, just seeing this now...this is great man (y) |
Thanks for stopping by, we will be expecting your orders. As regards my contact details, its on the contact page on my website which is on my signature. choicelady: |
Have you planted yet? If No, its not too late to plant only that you have to use irrigation. ladton: |
You can say that again! PapaBrowne: |
Apply and you won't regret it. braine: |
IF YOU ARE INVOLVED IN THE FUTURE OF FOOD, YOU NEED TO BE AT THE WORLD'S MOST INFLUENTIAL EVENT FOR SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE. There is no other way to increase food production enough to feed nine billion people by 2050. Innovation is happening, and it means an exciting future for your business. Using the right sustainable agriculture technologies will save time and money, will produce higher yields, will stop post harvest losses and will reverse climate change. Over 40 agriculture ministers and international entities such as the UN, World Bank, USAID and African Union will be there to pledge their support for sustainable agriculture investment. Major food producers such as Nestle, Mars, McCain will be there to demonstrate how sustainable agriculture methods have transformed the way they do business. Not-for-profits such as the Clinton Climate Foundation, NEPAD Agency, and the Rockefeller Foundation will be there to find innovations to support their projects. R& experts such as the CGIAR Consortium, Wageningen UR and UC Davis will be there to explore what the results of the latest research projects mean for the future of the industry.And the world’s most innovative technology organisations such as Philips, DuPont and MIT will be there to present how their technology is changing the way we grow food forever. The exhibition is FREE to attend and conference passes can be purchased from $95. Great innovations will be showcased on sustainable Agriculture...See reasons why you should be there on http://www.innovationsinagriculture.com/ |
And am following this thread keenly both as a learner in some of the crops and a pro in others. Its not about what you read here or the calls you make, practice out whatever you learn in a small piece of land and you are sure to succeed, if and only if you put in a strong determination to achieve...all things being equal! |
The gun sprayer is strictly on Pre-order basis. Prices of gun sprayer varies based on the radius: 50m and 70m only! TheUnbeatable: |
We really appreciate those who have called or sent whatsapp messages and are interested in these technologies. I noticed, a whole lot of people are interested in seedling trays. We have sold out our current supply of seedling trays and we are expecting to get more soon. |
Cross section of YABDI Participants and Facilitators after the event.
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experts such as the CGIAR Consortium, Wageningen UR and UC Davis will be there to explore what the results of the latest research projects mean for the future of the industry.