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Such an educative post....sound silly but embedded is a lot of sense

One of our whole seller and distributor picking up our Giant Elephant Plantain from our warehouse in Ibadan to Lagos ....you can also be our distributor

We harvested yet another 50bunches from our experimental farm and delivered to Lagos Island

Stay glued to this post as kenfarm will educate our esteem followers with tips on on agronomy Best Practise to observe to ensure your plantation keep producing fruits for the next 7yrs

Below is the pix of our Saturday harvest

Be that as it may, this is a life time oppurtunity for me to attain the height of success in my chosen carer as a person if i travelled.

Yur above statement is d solution to yur problem......abort the opportunity because of woman and yu have lost it for ever. Forget her worries if she can't hold body for u to return then she's not yur woman....it simple

Pls have anybody notices the bag did guy alwsy hang across?? Why?

Though am his die hard fan n hope to roll with him someday

olaeffect:
Hmmm. I will strongly advice you remain on your job for a while till you test run your tomatoes harvest.
Farming is very lucrative but it does not give constant cash flow like salary.
You however did not mention your wife's earning capacity. If she earns salary too, then you can afford to quit your job while she augment for any shortfall in the family income.
You mentioned 2 children and that is very critical. You can only afford to take calculated risk with two kids.
Best of luck.

Well said.....in as much as farming bring good cash, Bro as a farmer there are times you are waiting for your produce to mature.....we call it incubation period or waiting period. At this period yu can be as broke as church rat especially if you do not have alternive income to cover up for this period......hold on to the job and do the farming part time till you are able to balance. The progress report of your tomatoes farm will tell if it time to resign your job or forget about farming....it logical
Good luck

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Yes we can help you turn that idle land of yur to a palm tree or plantain or cassava plantation....visit our url

phintohlar:
God i know say you get mouth wella, but abeg i no want this kind thing oh,gimme pikin wen my body still dey kakaraka. Oshey baba

Yur Monika is seductive

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1stola:
Bastard child of a useless senile thief


E no go better for you and your papa

Bros easy oh

Abeg Fayose don go house?

Can it ever be like factory made?
Anyway we can also help yu transform that idle land of yours into a plantain plantation that will keep producing cash crop(plantain) for the nest 10years...check my sigi below

Thanks in anticipation of your interest in our Book on TME419 cassava cultivation in the Tropic….......Information there in was carefully gathered by a Doctor of Plant Nutrition and kenfarm. Resource centers are IITA, NIHOT, IR&T all research institute as well as cassava traders.

The book is meant to be cassava farmers manual. It will educate you on how to cultivate cassava, how to manage your cassava farm, how to process into garri including cost of processing,

it highlight the best variety and their yield as well as how to make money from your cassava plantation.
The book Quoted resent prices of all the labour charges from harvesting to peeling, grinding and frying. It elaborate the number of bags that can be harvested in One hectare, number of bags it will reduce into after peeling, after grinding and after frying cum cost analysis.
The Book also elaborated the ton of cassava tuber you will get in one hectare, how much you will sell it and how much profit to expect.
The Book Quote recent price for all labour charges from harvesting, peeling, grinding, fermenting, sifting and frying. The Book explain how many pickup full of cassava tuber can be obtained from one hectare and how much it can be sold.
The Book explain the expected profit if you selling out the tubers at farm gate and if you processing into garri in 50kg bags.
The Book detailed all the agronomic best practice for cultivating TME419 stem, weeding, fertilization, planting and harvesting.
Contact us via the contact detail below and request for the Book Table of content for your perusal. You will agree with us it comprehensive base on the Table of content. If you need a copy contact us and we send you modalities for securing a copy
This Book is meant for intending cassava farmers and existing cassava farmers who intend to improve yield and maximize profit. If you already have a cassava farm, ensure you secure a copy. The Book will enlighten you on what steps to take to make cash out of your plantation.

We invested lot of time and resources in gathering the information in the Book. The need to produce the book arose out of our client FAQs. So if you are our esteem customer expect to purchase the Book at a much reasonable price. The Book is available both in hard copy and soft copy.
Book is sent after payment confirmation.
If you are in Ibadan, you can meet us at UI to collect your Hard copy
Contact: kenfarm2020@gmail.com
WhatsApp chat line: 08038623884
URL: www.kenfarm.com.ng
Contact us and request for the Table of content or request for the Book
Thanks
Manager
Kenfarm Ltd





However, If you need a copy you make payment to the account that will be provided. When payment is confirm, we send you the book either in hard or soft copy.

Hard copy cost #4,000. You take care of the waybill charge. But I will package and send it to the pack from where it would be sent to you

Soft copy cost #6, 000. All you need do is provide your email address and I will drop the book in your inbox

Thanks in anticipation of your interest in our Book on TME419 cassava cultivation in the Tropic….......Information there in was carefully gathered by a Doctor of Plant Nutrition and kenfarm. Resource centers are IITA, NIHOT, IR&T all research institute as well as cassava traders.

The book is meant to be cassava farmers manual. It will educate you on how to cultivate cassava, how to manage your cassava farm, how to process into garri including cost of processing,

it highlight the best variety and their yield as well as how to make money from your cassava plantation.
The book Quoted resent prices of all the labour charges from harvesting to peeling, grinding and frying. It elaborate the number of bags that can be harvested in One hectare, number of bags it will reduce into after peeling, after grinding and after frying cum cost analysis.
The Book also elaborated the ton of cassava tuber you will get in one hectare, how much you will sell it and how much profit to expect.
The Book Quote recent price for all labour charges from harvesting, peeling, grinding, fermenting, sifting and frying. The Book explain how many pickup full of cassava tuber can be obtained from one hectare and how much it can be sold.
The Book explain the expected profit if you selling out the tubers at farm gate and if you processing into garri in 50kg bags.
The Book detailed all the agronomic best practice for cultivating TME419 stem, weeding, fertilization, planting and harvesting.
Contact us via the contact detail below and request for the Book Table of content for your perusal. You will agree with us it comprehensive base on the Table of content. If you need a copy contact us and we send you modalities for securing a copy
This Book is meant for intending cassava farmers and existing cassava farmers who intend to improve yield and maximize profit. If you already have a cassava farm, ensure you secure a copy. The Book will enlighten you on what steps to take to make cash out of your plantation.

We invested lot of time and resources in gathering the information in the Book. The need to produce the book arose out of our client FAQs. So if you are our esteem customer expect to purchase the Book at a much reasonable price. The Book is available both in hard copy and soft copy.
Book is sent after payment confirmation.
If you are in Ibadan, you can meet us at UI to collect your Hard copy
Contact: kenfarm2020@gmail.com
WhatsApp chat line: 08038623884
URL: www.kenfarm.com.ng
Contact us and request for the Table of content or request for the Book
Thanks
Manager
Kenfarm Ltd





However, If you need a copy you make payment to the account that will be provided. When payment is confirm, we send you the book either in hard or soft copy.

Hard copy cost #4,000. You take care of the waybill charge. But I will package and send it to the pack from where it would be sent to you

Soft copy cost #6, 000. All you need do is provide your email address and I will drop the book in your inbox

I wish a wind can just blow one day and reset Niaja back to default...(just after independence)

tete7000:
My problem with inec registration is that it doesn't allow people to vote in places other than where they register. During last election my registration centre was Ibadan while I was in Lagos during the election, so I couldn't vote. I currently reside in Asaba and not sure I will be here during election next year, so why should I bother to register. If inec indeed has a computerized system, why should it matter where one registers?

U just spoke my mind

Thanks for the complement.... November and December is the window period for getting farm workers.....I will feed yu back. But u can still chat me on our WhatsApp line Regards

We are still in the Bizness of helping yu get it right this season. Subscribe to our soil test service

Are you still loitering the street with your CV and plenty of pali? It time to think outside the box. Visit www.kenfarm.com.ng or better still run through this thread from the start to date and be inspired to help yaself......No time to waste time pls

Are you still loitering the street with your CV and plenty pali.....it has become an obsolate style of hustling.....it time to think outside the box. Visit www.kenfarm.com.ng
and help yaself...Never mind thanking me

If you failed last season, this coming season time to get it right

PDP should put a youth as VP and have hit d jackpot

PassingShot:


A man who’s ally in the US, William Jefferson was jailed after being wiretapped discussing bribes for him and who has been banned from entering the US for multiple cases of money laundering is emerging the PDP’s candidate for 2019.


Let INEC just swear in PMB for his 2nd term already.

mbok, u get point but Buari wey dem no ban watin im visit to US don do for Us??

Atiku apear the best PDP option. If Atiku come out with a good campaign blue print galished with a good agender minus APC riging, he is capable of sending PMB packing. But y d recycling of leaders and party?

Can the next president just spend the whole 4yrs fixing power problem if it taken them internity.......fix power and yu by default solve about 100+ problems of Nigerians

soil pH does play a role in nutrient availability. Should you be concerned on your farm? Be more aware than concerned. Keep the pH factor in mind when planning nutrient management programs. Also, keep historical records of soil pH in your fields. Soils tend to acidify over time, particularly when large applications of NH 4+ based fertilizers are used or there is a high proportion of legumes in the rotation.

A knowledge of your soil PH is the key to a successful planting season. Soil analysis with us will go a long way in helping you to make the correct decision on: type of fertilizer to apply, Quantity of fertilizer to apply, when to apply the fertilizer and the treatment to give your farm land....contact kenfarm today

rentAcock:
Clowns. Just like Andy from living in bondage is contesting for Enugu governorship. Nollywood no dey pay again and male actors don't have big gods to foot the bill.

As in big hods

OP dey inside his car dey take picture for say dem see yu taking that picture yur own done red

A map design to guide us as we collect soil sample in a farm land of over 150ha......however big your farm is, we would sample the soil scientifically and what ever soil taken for analysis will be a representative sample of the whole soil on the farm land so that whatever report we send to you can be use for concise decision making

I say I big Amen to this and look forward to my own testimony

Check my URL to know what way to make cash out of that idle land of yours

Luv4tv:
Good day, pls what is the cost outline of planting on one acre i.e the total cost including d suckers, fertilizer and others till maturity. What is the profit outlook on such investment? And finally, how much will it cost if u are to consult for intended client as I hope to go into such by the grace of God next year.

We appreciate your enquiries and congratulate you on your wise decision to emback on the establishment of your own plantation. That is the aim of this thread. It is intended to stimulate intending farmers to go into plantain production. We are glad our post is making impact.

However, I do not often put up any price quote here on this page because what is applicable to location A may not be applicable to location B.,.hope you understand......Thus, please i will advise you direct your query/enquiries to:

kenfarm2020@gmail.com

We would be glad to send you all helpful cost analysis info. Also ensure you let us know your farm size and farm location in your correspondence
Cheers!!

This is a step in the right direction