Great job you are doing. What variety of maize is this and what advantage does it have over other varieties of maize. What is the size of the land and what is your expected harvest per acre of land.
MANGAM: Am creating this thread to share my experience in growing red corn
jephito: The land is about 1½plots. I harvested 64 bags. I bought 2 cans of Tokyo F1 @7k5 each from Soloxam and a bag was sold for 2k5 but my 3rd harvest was sold for 2k7/bag
How many acres of land did you use for the cucumber farming? how many bags did you harvest on the farm in total? Do you mind sharing the total cost of seeds as well as how much you sold each bag for? Thanks
jephito: I did though not on this thread. It's not late however, I will post the pics.
vickychuk: So I decided to try some of these guys..... Cabbage,Sweet Pepper,Carrot and Tomato. Still couldn't get the Murano cucumber seeds despite assurances by the seed seller on my last visit. So I've decided to order from Agritropic Ph. #StayTuned
Really nice. In the video i attached below, the vertical sack farmer outlined a way she uses her bag for farming, she plants lettuces, spinach, etc on the sides of the bags, while she divides the top of the bag into four parts and plants crops like cabbages, carrots, onions etc
Pavore9 got the bags for me from Kenya. They are a bit expensive. The plan is to search around for the materials and replicate them. I believe with that we will produce them at a cheaper rate
There is so much to learn, I'll surely make out time to come over for training in Kenya before I set out.
Pavore9: You are welcome. Currently involved with a project centred around preservation of farm produce....no construction, no electricity and easily set up and dismantled within minutes and easily carried around in a hand bag. Takes care of about 200kg of produce at a go....a real game changer.
Will be joining the league soon. Thanks again for the bags bro....
Pavore9: Glad many did attempt growing with sacks and some did take us along their journey. Snags were encountered, Knowledge was shared.....fresh looking cucumbers were harvested!
There are so much that same sack can offer. The mind should be triggered and spread beyond cucumbers as tomatoes, cabbages, celery, spring onion, capsicum, aubergine (eggplant) butternut squash, French bean, lettuce, strawberry.....let the imagination run wild, experimenting shapes knowledge.
From the pictures i can see that you formulate your feed yourself, how profitable is this compared to buying already made feeds in the market. From how many layers do you get 300 crates (300 x 30 eggs = 9,000 eggs per day). Do some of the birds lay more than once in a day??
osabuohein: I started my farm in 2013 when I went to the Netherlands for my Master's degree with some money I was able to make working while studying. At first it was not easy I must admit. I started my farm with about 1000 birds. I had a lot more f moralities I won't lie but my dad who also has farm was able to put me through and I learned very fast too.
Today I can even boost of over 7,000 birds (Layers, Broilers, Turkeys and Some Day old chicks as well). I'm also currently constructing a fish pond and starting a tomatoes and onions plantation too. I get a minimum of 300 crates in a day.
He helped me to ship an android box through amazon.com like 3 weeks ago. He delivered exactly the duration he said he was going to and his services are OK. You can check out our discussion here:
I will information from anyone who knows where i can learn the techniques involved in the cultivation of milky mushroom. I have attached pictures of the Milky Mushroom.
Pastor E. A Adeboye posted this picture on his Instagram handle where he was taking a been after 3 weeks of non stop ministration with his lovely wife.
I will like to know if you cultivate/train on cultivation of MILKY MUSHROOM. Below is a picture of the mushroom
rotybarry: Price has been slashed, Training still ongoing while the handbook is also available at reduced price. 08126678769 or chrisbkrotimi@gmail.com
Aѕιde ғaттenιng ғor Ileya, wнere elѕe can one ѕell тнe raмѕ, goaтѕ or cowѕ.
BoluwGoldenFarm: Do you know that you can buy ram of N40k and after fatten you will sell for N100k or buy for N33k and sell for N55k after fattening.
If you are interested in how to fatten rams for sallah sales, we are offering training in ibadan on 2nd of June 2016 by 11 am at Camp along ido LGA road after ologuneru ibadan, Fee N6,500 only
Call Gbenga 08120528950 or Wole 0807279209 for more details
The bags are available for preorder now. presently there are two types, the one with 100 holes and the one used in growing tomato that can carry two tomato seedling.
You can also have the bags customized to suit different planting purposes.
Location is Lagos and delivery is nationwide two days after the receipt of payment.
The Large grow bags go for #2,500 The tomato grow bags go for #500
I can be reached on 080three584117two
Is it possible to see this bags at in operation on a farm in or around Lagos??