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How consistent is the rain in tour location?? :- ![]() |
baby124:U have said it all...little is enough for the wise |
Oyerinde16:Pls loud it for them Bro.....their problem is fear of unknown.....who 9ja ehp? |
Obj is coking up something not known yet with this his visit to various state..... |
Kenfarm wish to call the attention of our esteem customers and followers to the below environmental factor as they affect your plantain plantation. 1. Soil: Plantain grows best in deep soil that is well drained and rich in organic matter. Fallow land can also be used, but the yield will depend on what was previously grown and the duration of the fallow. 2. Temperature: The optimal temperature for growing plantain is 28°C. From 28 to 20°C, growth will gradually slow down, and will become negligible around 16-18°C. 3. Light: Shade accelerates height growth, and it is advisable to determines the density depending on the cultivar selected, in order to provide the best light conditions for the plantation. 4. Water: Plantain needs a lot of water. It should get around 200 mm per month throughout its life cycle. If you cultivate hybrid sucker like kenfarm suckers, they withstand the lack of sufficient water in the dry season. 5. Wind: Plantain is very sensitive to strong wind, which can cause physical damage to the plant (torn leaves, toppling). This is the reason you can only ascertain the total number of sucker standing in your farm after the first windy rain of the new season Make haste to place your orders for viable suckers after your farm soil analysis. Cheers! |
jhydebaba:Exertly.....it a concept capable of fetching millions of Dollas.....Ebuka need to read this cos that fake folks in the house aren't selling the real Niaja to the world ![]() |
MhizAJ:Contradictory comment u putup there.....it called Defence mechanism in Psychology |
Are you aware that your farm soil textural class determines the method of planting you will adopt when planting your TME419 cuttings?? If your farm soil is for example sand loamy and you do not adopt the best planting method adapted for sand loamy soil, it will predispose your growing stem to rudent attack or even tuber rotten Your soil textural class can be known only when we perform your soil analysis Cheers!! |
Are you aware that the your farm soil textural class determines the method of planting you will adopt when planting your TME419 cuttings?? If your farm soil is for example sand loamy and you do not adopt the best planting method, it will predispose your growing stem to rudent attack or even tuber rotten Your soil textural class can be known only when we perform your soil analysis |
Kaabiyesinasir:Ideally, for large portion of land (starting from a hectare), it is advisable to use mechanized operation for land preparation – ploughing, harrowing and ridging. This operation will help to save cost and time compared to man labour which is tedious and expensive. For more info, get a copy of our book Cheers! |
readtech:Aporlogy to our esteem followers for the unrudely derailing of this thread We are sory this thread is strictly for interacting with our esteem clients. You will do yourself plenty of good and incure more customer trust by opening your own thread for geophysical survey. Thank you |
GIDIBANKZ:Redirect the prayer to yourself....God blessed them already...their husbby own a private jet ![]() |
gnykelly: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. All the prices quoted are not static but only meant for you to have idea needed to make concise decision. Ignorance is never a reason for failure. Equip yourself with adequate info before kicking off. 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
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How frequent is the rain at your end? It rain cat and dog in My area Thursday n Friday. It amazing how early the rain is coming. We thankful to God after waiting patiently. However, it an indication the rain gonna be much this year. The time to clear your land and do your soil test is now!!! We can also start making out our crop budget and place oder for for kenfarm seed. Cheers! |
DUTCHDON:All we need is our PVC......I have removed mine from the car save and luck it up in a save and luck the save in my table drawer and luck the table up in my store and keep the store key in an undisclosed location.........pls all should do same....enough of polithiefian recycling ...it time for Niaja to join league of Developed Country |
The rain fall of yesterday in Ibadan marks the beginning of a new planting season.....farmers are thankful to God for the rain. However, it means the time to start preplanting planning cum operation is now. Good luck! |
In every selection process, there is always a "Type 1" error of selection ......this short girl calling herself Cee c, is BBN selection error........pls can BBN start the eviction already....I will have to open a twitter account just to vote this arrogant girl out |
Guyz no need to panick.....info on the way forward will roll out from your respective Dept cum PG school as soon as the NASU strick is over. The Admission process either online or offline is handled by NASU staff in UI. Cheers!! |
dependableGod:Yeah a lot of them are been pretentious especially Cee Cee....she should just be evicted already |
drake2:Worked on it and all info documented in our book
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drake2:Worked on this and all documented in our book |
We have been able to produce a soft copy of the documented preplanting and post planting operation of our experimental farm. The document shows all the input cost we have put into the farm, chemical applied with date and procedure, our projected profit and other info which will be of help to potential plantain farmers. You could get a copy by requesting for it by sending mail to kenfarm2020@gmail.com If you purchase our hybrid sucker, it free. But if you haven't done any transaction with kenfarm, you need to pay just 1k to get a copy because we are disclosing our vital info to you. Cheers!! |
What stop him from visiting Benue too?? |
We have been able to produce a soft copy of the documented preplanting and post planting operation of our experimental farm. The document shows all the input cost we have put into the farm, chemical applied with date and procedure, our projected profit and other info which will be of help to potential plantain farmers. You could get a copy by requesting for it by sending mail to kenfarm2020@gmail.com If you purchase our hybrid sucker, it free. But if you haven't done any transaction with kenfarm, you need to pay just #2,500 to get a copy because we are disclosing our vital info to you. Cheers!! |
Fetegaloreevent:Make no mistakes about soil analysis. If we handle the soil sampling professionally, be rest assured you gonna get the exert picture of your soil fertility. When sampling a soil for analysis, you can pick up to 20 soil samples mixed together to form a representative soil of your farmland. However, you do not just pick at rondom, rather you pick soil base on: 1. Soil colour 2. Soil profile and topography 3. Vegetated area 4. Area near to stream 5. Avoid piking from area that has been used previously for mixing cement, fertilizer or refuse dump etc. On each of the above area, u may pick up to 2soil samples. But if your soil appear to be homogenous in physical appearance, trust me just 2-3 samples will do. Reason the Doctor takes your blood sample for screaming and not all the blood in your system and result is still valid. Don't mind my long story, kenfarm is an advocate of soil fertility testing Cheers! |
Good writeup....I can relate to all |
Fetegaloreevent:As for me, no crop is not profitable. The profit may just be relative base on type of crop, market forces, quality of yield etc. All I may advise you do: 1 is do your visibility study on the crop you intend cultivating to know if it demand is high 2. I will advise you grow the duwaf pawpaw as it grow round the season. This will eneble sell your pawpaw at peak period when it expensive. If you grow the local once, they produce fruit only for a period and stop to resumed fruit production later 3. More importantly, do a soil analysis of that 10acres you intend to use for growing your pawpaw. Because there are some essential nutrient that must be present in the soil to ensure your crop don't die off at puberty....speaking from experience Best of luck |
ndy87:We know them by comment dear |
visited our experimental farm today and was delighted to know that at 9months this February, the fruit has started immerging...... The suckers where able to survive the dry season even at puberty. It an indication that the suckers are hybrid. We hope to harvest when the rain commence. The rain will water the plant and make more nutrient available for the fruit to grow bigger. We would still display picture of how big the fruits are in few weeks time... We have been able to produce a soft copy of the documented preplanting and post planting operation of our experimental farm. The document shows all the input we have put into the farm and other info which will be of help to potential plantain farmers. You could get a copy by requesting for it by send mail to kenfarm2020@gmail.com
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