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Geophysical Investigation for ground water at a vegetable farm, Iseyin.
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Call us now for your borehole needs |
Something new is cooking up in Iseyin Oyo State. It's a vegee farm.
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This a great and thread....I believe your experience ll be of benefit to millions out there. Though i am not in support of waiting for Government intervention...but with all have read so far, i think its not bad if government aid SW rice farmers collectively. Great work guys ![]() |
Nice one from farmkonnect |
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Don't just farm...Farm with sense. You want to know how much these plantain weigh ![]()
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MhizzAJ:Money is a good thing to have o. Make it fast fast. God bless your works |
FortifiedCity:Oyaaa, make the two of una do quick o ![]() |
Keep the call coming ![]()
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Geophysical investigation for ground water at Ajebo, Plantation farm
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We are presently on a farm at Ajebo Obafemi Owode L. G.A. Conducting a geophysical investigation in preparation for irrigation and dry season. Call us now to book a consultation date with us. 08037010771 |
We are at Ajebo Village Obafemi Owode L. G.A Call us now on 08037010771 |
My simple advise to prospecting farmers...always endeavor to check for the ground potential of the land you are planning to buy for your farming business. You can imagine buying an acre of land at the rate between 200k -300k only getting to know later that drilling for a single borehole could cost you close to #2m. whereas in some areas, you can actually get your borehole drilled at around 150k, some 400k. The variation is not predictable so try to do your underground work first on the ground water potential. Cheers |
My simple advise to prospecting farmers...always endeavor to check for the ground potential of the land you are planning to buy for your farming business. You can imagine buying an acre of land at the rate between 200k -300k only getting to know later that drilling for a single borehole could cost you close to #2m. whereas in some areas, you can actually get your borehole drilled at around 150k, some 400k. The variation is not predictable so try to do your underground work first on the ground water potential. Cheers |
if i see this kind snake ehn, na to pick race o ![]() |
@FastShipping, any development that won't bring quick return to the incumbent government is not welcome here Nigeria. Nigeria have to solve the problem of leadership first before talking about energy revolution. We have lot of brilliant brains here with great research work on energy but you will surprised all your efforts and brains are being stored up in the library. You need to know that the brain behind the American drone is Nigerian |
happy sunday |
happy sunday |
@Twinmama, you can contact me for your borehole needs. call/whatsapp 08060288869 so we can discuss further. You can also check my thread for more information. Cheers ![]() |
Water, as simple as it is could ruin most people's dream of making it big in Agriculture. Without talking much, I will highlight various sources of water you can depend on for your Agricultural business. Agriculture, I hope you know I doesn't limit to crop farming, fishery, animal husbandry, poultry. The success of any one of it you are venturing into depends on your accessibility to potable water. This is where selection of land comes in. You can't possibly want to venture into fishery and select a site around ojodu, arepo, isheri north in Ogun state. Water from this areas, be it borehole or well are highly contaminated and you might have to budget some million naira for reverse osmosis. Without talking much, here are some possibly source of water you could rely on for your agric business. 1. Rainfall- Depending on what you intend to do, this source could be readily available for you at no cost. The set back depending on this source is that your business will have to be seasonal and you might be limited in your operation and diversification. 2. Stream/River-This source too could be readily available to you at no extra cost depending on your farm location. But be ready to save some money for mud pump/surface pump. This source too could be seasonal thereby dictating your production. In this era of global warming, you should know its availability can't be predictable. 3. Well- This source is very economical, it's advisable in a plan where funding needs to be constraint. It is not easily affected by season depending on local settings though this is unpredictable in a situation where we have global warming. It is sometimes affected by the environment thereby making it easily contaminated. Serious water analysis needs to be done to ensure its ok for use. 4. Borehole- Though expensive, the benefits of having a borehole or more on your farm is immeasurable. You won't have to worry about quality depending on area though. Your farm workers will have potable water available anytime, thereby aiding there output. Your operation will not have to depend on season. You definitely know the rest. My advice for farmer is to always try to have at least a borehole on their farm. You can learn more about drilling a borehole here https://www.nairaland.com/3236298/know-geophysical-investigation-borehole-drilling Contact me for any question/advise you have on borehole drilling. 08037010771 Cheers |
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Alright MrRitchie |
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