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tosin2013:
send details to me on egberongbe25@yahoo.co.uk

Thanks for your interest in our Book. A copy of the Table of content has been sent to your email as directed. We are optimistic this Book will be your Companion as far as TME419 cultivation and cassava in general is concern. You will not not get specific information in the book anywhere even in google because it an intellectual property yet to be let loose to the Internet.
cheers!

Our 20weeks old TME419 cassava farm doing great. If you are still contemplating on whether to plant your stem, time is running out as the rain gradually subsides. Oder for your TME419 cassava stems today!!

And they expect citizen to pay their tax

dorispray:
Op.....I'll need you to send me the same info as well. My email is: dorispray@gmail.com

Many thanks in advance.

Thanks for your interest, we have sent the document and their info to your email provided. Expecting your feedback. Regards

yinkaade11:
Thank you @ Kenfarm Ltd. How much is this book please?

Help me to send the table of content to my email: yinkaade11@gmail.com

thanks for your interest we have sent the table of content cum other detail to the email you provided.
Regards

Thanks in anticipation of your interest in our Book......Information there in was carefully gathered by a Doctor of Plant Nutrition. 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.

The 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

yinkaade11:
I'm new to cassava production and I'd like to take it up as a business. I need expert advice pls. From site selection to post-harvesting operation.

NB: is it true that one pick up truck is one ton?
What is the current price per ton?

Thanks in anticipation of your interest in our Book......Information there in was carefully gathered by a Doctor of Plant Nutrition. 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.

The 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

pic below is the current state of our experimental farm. It been taken over by weed since 2months ago weed was controlled using herbicide......

At the moment workers are on the farm weeding manually and hipping sand round the suckers in preparation for the dry season... we will post the new farm look after weeding and also explain why it important you cover the root of the sucker with sand

Supersuave2:
Lol, where's Nairaland pill by the way? absent because peter doesn't run to NL

Lmao

Supersuave2:
Lol, where's Nairaland pill by the way? absent because peter doesn't run to NL

Lmao

babakk2:
Jethrova tree that lapalapa leaf

yeah....just plant the stems round d farm

we have cassava cultivation/processing and cost implication for sell to all cassava farmers. chat me on WhatsApp and request for the book table of content for your perusal. 08038623884

babakk2:
Jethrova tree that lapalapa leaf

yeah

so sorry about the damage....but have you hear of the plant called "Hospital is near"? ....that what you need to plant round the farm. The plant is known as Jethrova tree( not sure of the spelling) ...if the cow by mistake chew the leaf, it will purge to death.

the cattle man will not even slow the cow get close to any bush/farm they see the plant.
make further investigations and give it a try

nzedon2:
Thanks alot and God bless but please how do I treat the manure?

just apply pesticide by spraying the poultry manure and the dry it up before application.

When, How and why you should add Limestone to your farm soil

When: Liming recommendations for managing pH are always based on a soil management approach. Limestone is recommended based on the measured soil pH, the desired soil pH for the crops grown and the acidity level of the soil as measured by the test. Generally, limestone recommendations are for an application every few years to maintain the soil pH in the optimum range for the crops being grown. The limestone recommendations must be adjusted for the quality of the limestone being used. The most important limestone quality parameters are calcium carbonate equivalent and fineness.

How: It can be applied by professionals who will base the application on the outcome of the soil PH test....do not try it if you have not done your soil PH test. over liming intoxicate the soil leading to poor yield.

why: You should add limestone to the soil to ameliorate the soil PH base on the crop to be planted. Various crop survive more in different soil PH.
If you planning to develop that dormant land of yours next planting season, the time to test the soil fertility is now!!!

contact kenfarm via: kenfarm2020@gmail. com

A visit to a farm close to Bene Republic to collect soil sample for a soil fertility testing.

Seun:
@Ken4agent, how much do soil tests cost?

Thanks for your enquiry, make haste to contact me through my mtn line which is our WhatsApp line......we will send you full detail document on how we can be of help
cheers!!

When, How and why you should add Limestone to your farm soil

When: Liming recommendations for managing pH are always based on a soil management approach. Limestone is recommended based on the measured soil pH, the desired soil pH for the crops grown and the acidity level of the soil as measured by the test. Generally, limestone recommendations are for an application every few years to maintain the soil pH in the optimum range for the crops being grown. The limestone recommendations must be adjusted for the quality of the limestone being used. The most important limestone quality parameters are calcium carbonate equivalent and fineness.

How: It can be applied by professionals who will base the application on the outcome of the soil PH test....do not try it if you have not done your soil PH test. over liming intoxicate the soil leading to poor yield.

why: You should add limestone to the soil to ameliorate the soil PH base on the crop to be planted. Various crop survive more in different soil PH.

If you planning to develop that dormant land of yours next planting season, the time to test the soil fertility is now!!!

contact kenfarm via: kenfarm2020@gmail. com

nzedon2:
ok but can organic manure do alot good to the soil to get it ready for the next planting season?.
cos I have enough poultry manure thanks

Very good idea....if you have a well treated poultry manure just apply. it will improve microbial activities in the soil and increase the agonic matter in the soil. It will also Introduce NPK at the long run. Avoid bush burning if you have to clear the farm land.
cheers!!

nzedon2:
I have planted plantain twice but non did well,and am still interested in having a plantain plantation but am still yet to be convinced on hw to get a good sucker that will do well and bear big and good fruit.

Am sorry about the poor yield. But I must say how well your sucker grow, depends on the following factors:

1. the nutrient composition of your soil. Plantain produce high yield in a soil rich in Potacium...did you do a soil analysis to ascertain the level of NPK in your soil?
2. How well your farm soil retain moisture enough to sustain the sucker through the dry season
3. The variety of sucker u have been planting. Our suckers is Musa spp and has stand the test of time
4. How well you fertilize the soil
5. The population of sucker on the farm land
6. The textural class of your soil
7. The soil PH of your soil....if you are planting plantain on an acidic soil, your plantain will never survive. Plantain strive better in alkaline soil.

So in all, my advise is do all you can to keep these above factors to your advantage and a bountiful harvest is yours.

You can get the soil ready for the next planting season by first hiring us to help you testing for the fertility of the soil. The test outcome will indicate what treatment your farm soil needs.

good luck

Kenfarm just accomplish the establishment of one of her esteem customer farm in Ogun State with the planting of our viable plantain suckers. We can do same for you. Contact us today.!!!

We have cassava tubers available for sale. If interested to buy pls drop your contact in our email: kenfarm2020@gmail.com

Serious buyers should send their contact for details
Thanks

our viable stem under supply to North Central.....we deliver to any part of the country. Distance is not a problem. we will locate your farm

check out our TME419 cassava stem and Vitamins A stem on demand and awaiting supply today...

Many thanks to those sharing this vital info....together we can make more food available in the market.

Also, pls if you find kenfarm thread edducting and though provoking do share the link. you may be helping a Brother from Another Mother!

visit our blog on www.kenfarm.com.ng

Many thanks to those sharing this vital info....together we can make more food available in the market.

Also, pls if you find kenfarm thread edducting and though provoking do share the link. you may be helping a Brother from Another Mother!

visit our blog on www.kenfarm.com.ng

SLOVFO:
Is there a variety of cassava plant that can be ready for harvest after 6 months?

There is, but I have not personally cultivated it before and so I can not explain more about it.

same here

Check out our 12weeks old TME419 cassava stem.

Kenfarm was at a client farm today in Ogun state to collect soil sample for soil fertility test. No matter how far your farm is we would locate you. No mater how large your farm is we would sample the soil professionally.

contact us today

feran15:
Please how often does a plantain tree fruit? Like after it matures

I must say very often. How often is dependent on so many factor like
1. how fertile your soil is
2. how moist your soil is
3. how well you control weed
4. what fertilizer you apply, what method of application and what Qty you apply
5. the population of the plantation
6. how many children sucker standing around the parent sucker
7. how viable was the sucker you planted initially
I can go on and on

so consult kenfarm for a viable hybrid sucker capable of fruiting bountifully for over 10 years