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HAPPY VAL DAY TO OUR ESTEEM COSTOMER....WE EXPECT MORE OF YOUR CALLS FOR ENQUIRY. kenfarm |
so!e demand is repost this as this info to be the solution to his problem...hope u got it |
feldido:Bro, any NPK fixing crop will do... don't even think of cassava because it absorbs lot of Nitrogen leaving nothing for your plantain....kenfarm bit.. more info in our e-book |
good job... I have a client who need something like this. I will pass yur NO to the fellow to call u. the fellow will say his/she is from kenfarm hope yur price is affordable? |
Folks, are you still hoping to go into plantain farm but there is no funding to start real big ![]() you can start with that small land space at your backyard for your plantain sucker cultivation. It will not cost as much as you think. In a couple of months say 10 months, you will be surprise how much it will yield. The planting season is here cease broadcstination it your greatest enemy. contact us at kenfarm. we ship any Qty to you regardless of the distance. Because ken farm is commuted to: ........feeding the nation while creating jobs Our email: kenfarm2020@gmail.com |
Good day folks, I appreciate all of you who has contacted me in respect to the above post on cassava cultivation. I feel elated my write up is directing our esteem potential customer to the right direction. However, if you feel you have a challenge whatsoever establishing your own farm do not hesitate to contact us. Some has indicated interest in farming after going through the my post but lack the direction. They contacted us and we try to be of help in our own way. Please if you fall in this category do publish your post on how you are able to solve the challenge on this thread just to help a Brother or sister going through this thread. Remember, you may be solving your problem indirectly while solving other people problems. Nevertheless, if you are there contemplating and broadcastinating, time wait for nobody. Take the first step by contacting kenfarm via : kenfarm2020@gmail. com |
Good day folks, I appreciate all of you who has contacted me in respect to the above post on cassava cultivation. I feel elated my write up is directing our esteem potential customer to the right direction. However, if you feel you have a challenge whatsoever establishing your own farm do not hesitate to contact us. So has indicated interest in farming after going through the post but lack the direction. They contacted us and we try to be of help in our own way. Please if you fall in this category do publish your post on how you are able to solve the challenge on this thread just to help a Brother or sister going through the thread. Remember, you may be solving your problem indirectly while solving other people problems. Nevertheless, if you are there contemplating and broadcastinating, time wait for nobody. Take the first step by contacting kenfarm via : kenfarm2020@gmail. com |
Omagago:where are the fvck crew? |
DukeDen:thinking aloud |
Mustack:good to know |
olushowunm:thanks for your enquiries....pls do chat with us on WhatsApp for info |
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Tip on Inter cropping However, intercropping with cassava negatively affected plantain yield unless large amounts of K fertiliser were applied. This is possibly because cassava, as plantain, is a high K consumer. Intercropping with pumpkin, taro and tannia increased plantain yield even without fertiliser application. Thus, ensure you make adequate enquiries on that crop which you intend to inter crop with your plantain so as not to compromise your plantain yield. This is why you should consult kenfarm for vital info. Remember ignorance is never an excuse for failure. |
Stem storage we at kenfarm wish to educate our esteem client on best agronomic method of storing your stem to make them viable for more than 3 months. This is one secrete why our customers who value quality always visit our farm for our viable stem. Keep bundles of stems stacked vertically on the soil under a shade. The distal end of the stem should touch the soil. Moisten the soil regularly and keep thesurrounding weed free. This way you can store your stems for more than 3 months. Under low relative humidity and heat stress store your stems in pits under shade. for more info reach us on: kenfarm2020@gmail. com |
my Question is while studying in the UK u didn't you plan for what next? going to UK was a perfect idea but thinking u will come back and get a job is erroneous. The populated Labour market has rendered certificate valueless. Well I wish u luck |
how real are all the land? I need just 5acres at Iseyin close to the express...like how much will this cost? |
pls what is yur price per bundle of yur TME 419 ?? |
remioshy:Thanks my Bro, pls remind me of the info I need to send. I have lot of people demanding for my update |
mayor2013:Bro thanks for your response. I used Oando DestroxII. I have run a scan on the car and no error was indicated till date. can it be the oil? although I have flash out the oando oil and replace with a more viscous oil in gallon(can't remember the name). do you think I should try d Honda Dw1 in the future and how much does it cost? thanks Bro |
KENFARM NEW DISCOVERY Maintaining one, two or three suckers per rootstock in plantain (Musa spp.) populations of 2000, 1600 and 1333 per hectare were evaluated for sustained yield in the orchard for three harvest cycles. The yield per plantain for the plant crop was not significantly affected by either population density or the number of suckers maintained. However, the total yield significantly increased with the increased plantain population per hectare. The yield per plantain decreased in the first and subsequent ratoon crop harvests as the original plantain population per hectare doubled or tripled when two or three suckers were maintained respectively per rootstock. Although the total yield per hectare was significantly higher when two or three suckers were maintained per rootstock, the individual bunch weight and the fingers significantly decreased to an unacceptable size to the consumers. Establishment of orchards at 1600 plantains per hectare with two suckers maintained per rootstock in subsequent cycles produced consistently good quality marketable fingers and sustained high yield. Like we always say, kenfarm is commuted to enlightening farmer on best agronomic best practice to increase yield so that : .....…..together we can feed the Nation while creating jobs For enquiry, chat with our online customer care 08038623884. Or send mail to kenfarm2020@gmail.com |
Maintaining one, two or three suckers per rootstock in plantain (Musa spp.) populations of 2000, 1600 and 1333 per hectare were evaluated for sustained yield in the orchard for three harvest cycles. The yield per plantain for the plant crop was not significantly affected by either population density or the number of suckers maintained. However, the total yield significantly increased with the increased plantain population per hectare. The yield per plantain decreased in the first and subsequent ratoon crop harvests as the original plantain population per hectare doubled or tripled when two or three suckers were maintained respectively per rootstock. Although the total yield per hectare was significantly higher when two or three suckers were maintained per rootstock, the individual bunch weight and the fingers significantly decreased to an unacceptable size to the consumers. Establishment of orchards at 1600 plantains per hectare with two suckers maintained per rootstock in subsequent cycles produced consistently good quality marketable fingers and sustained high yield. Like we always say, kenfarm is committed to enlightening farmer on best agronomic best practice to increase yield so that : …..together we can feed the Nation while creating job Chat with our online customer care 08038623884. Or send mail to kenfarm2020@gmail.com |
moeazy:just like I said on WhatsApp chat with yu, make proper enquiries as regard land acquisition then we chat further from there. ........ together we can create job while feeding the Nation |
WHY YOU SHOULD DO SOIL ANALYSIS Ideally, fertilizer recommendations should be based on soil analysis but when this is not done then use the land history and vegetation to determine the soil fertility. Agricultural research has proved that 90% of farmer who carry out the soil analysis of their farm land experience a bountiful turnover output (I.e bumper harvest). This is so because the soil analysis will reveal the level of micro ¯o nutrient in the soil especially NPK (Nitrogen, patacium calcium) Hence, the knowledge of your farm soil fertility will further give a clue as to what Quantity of fertilizer to apply, what time to apply it, and which type of fertilizer to apply. I must quickly let our esteem customer know that that a farm land that will be used for cassava farming must be rich in NPK element and must have an acidic PH of not more than 6.0. This is the reason lime is usually added to the farm land as a pre-preparation step to cassava farming. On the other hand it is important we bring to your notice that unlike cassava, plantain sprout rapidly in an alkaline soil. So if you intend to go into the cultivation of these two "cash crops" it imperative you identify the soil PH You do not want to depend on the soil vegetation to conclude on the soil fertility because the weeds on your farm land which appears healthy may be enjoying nutrients in the soil of your farm. But after clearing your farm land and tilling the farm land especially using mechanised method (tractor), the Tractor often time compromise the soil fertility by 20% due to mixing of the top, middle and inner soil together. So when you plant your crop afterwards without doing the soil analysis believing your crop will look healthy like the weeds/vegetation on your land, you will be taking an erroneous decision capable of compromising the growth of your cassava stem or plantain suckers. Subsistent farmer are free to depend on vegetation to ascertain soil fertility but kenfarm strongly discourage commercial farmers from using such method but rather do soil analysis to save yourself lot of challenges that arise in the future. A healthy cassava easily resist pest, fungi, bacteria etc. ......together we can feed the Nation kenfarm2020@gmail.com |
karlxavier:yu can do the calculation....2.5 acres = 1hectare. so whatever I give u in hectares u should be able to find out what it is in acres. yu can harvest btw 30 - 60 tones /ha depending on the variety of cassava yu planted, the duration yu left it (9-18 months), acidity level of the soil, soil feature, soil moisture, soil PH, sunshine level, and soil type. All these above stated factors and more determines tone per hectares or Acres. This is the reason you should consult us for your soil analysis as this will give you clue as to the expected yield per hectare in tones. You can not assume your land is fertile without soil analysis text. contact us via kenfarm2020@gmail. com and request for your soil analysis then we will guide you on how you could monitor those above factors to your advantage |
mayorall:Akure is a good location. with the best agronomical practise and with all unfavourable condition under check, you can harvest + or - 25 tones on one acre of land |
eyaniyi:it vary with location. May be you should make enquiry for you location |
Mustack:Alright |
murshid09:I have sent the quotation to your email inbox. thanks for your interest in doing Biz with us |
Mustack:worry less about that.....it is soft work for us |
Results from work conducted in several experimental sites indicate that an increment in the number of plants per hectare reduces the yield per plant and increases the total time to harvest. Growers typically wait an extra three to five months for harvest with plant densities of 3,300 to 5,000 plants/ha compared to using normal densities of 1,400 to 1,600 plants/ha However, the advantages of high population density plantain include: the potential to increase yields significantly, synchronize the crop cycle and harvesting with best market conditions, and optimize land use. One hectare of high-density plantain can produce as much as three to five hectares of conventional planting. High-density planting also produces higher numbers of good quality corms that can be used as seed for the next cycle, lowering the incidence of pests, diseases and weeds. Farmers in the plantain producing areas of Ecuador, Colombia and Venezuela are benefiting from this technology. So the choice of whether to odder for more sucker from kenfarm this incoming planting season is your decision to make. Though the higher the Qty of sucker you buy from us the lesser the cost price per sucker……contact us today to book for your viable sucker and get a step to step guard on methods of cultivating plantain suckers from years of experience expert tutor. Kenfarm2020@gmail.com 08038623884 |
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