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Agriculture / Re: Amazing Dwarf Paw Paw by Mrkellz: 1:35am On Mar 16, 2020
Seedworld:
*RED ROYALE F1 DWARF PAW PAW SEEDLINGS CURRENTLY AVAILABLE FOR SALE*


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Agriculture / Re: My Fresh Pepper Project. by Mrkellz: 10:48pm On Mar 15, 2020
Less than 3 days later

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Agriculture / Re: My Fresh Pepper Project. by Mrkellz: 10:47pm On Mar 15, 2020
Heres the cayenne pepper. I just left them in grow bags

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Agriculture / Re: My Fresh Pepper Project. by Mrkellz: 10:46pm On Mar 15, 2020
I have to upload one at a time. Can someone please tell me whats wrong with this one?

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Agriculture / Re: My Fresh Pepper Project. by Mrkellz: 10:44pm On Mar 15, 2020
Been forgetting to take pics. This is the shombo.

Agriculture / Re: 500,000 Naira From One Plot Of Land In 90 Days. by Mrkellz: 9:51pm On Mar 15, 2020
[quote author=okoroemeka post=87463056][/quote]

Pls do they waybill? I need this multi k and calcium nitrate.

Also does anyone know where i can get opv bisexual pawpaw seeds?
Agriculture / Re: Amazing Dwarf Paw Paw Seeds Available by Mrkellz: 3:02pm On Mar 15, 2020
Seedworld:
Still selling
Do you have a buisexual opv? I think the size of the fruits for the hybrids are too big for the market in my area.
Agriculture / Re: Pawpaw Hybrid Seed For Planting? by Mrkellz: 3:00pm On Mar 15, 2020
ogbongenet:
The one i bought has d following xteristics: Name:Rana(Technissem). Plant:Dwarf. fruit:oblong shape.
fruit weight:900 to 1000g. Colour:red orange.
Resistance:very good tolerance to PRSV.
Havesting:7 to 8month.

Are they still available?
Agriculture / Re: Starting My Ugu Farming With My Friend And Mentor by Mrkellz: 4:01pm On Mar 11, 2020
Adamma91:
I know because we already planted but I want to have an idea and cost effective irrigation system come next dry season planting, for this season we will manage the hose. I want to know so I be fully prepared come next season, not carrying hose up and down though we have small sprinkler we use now but it is time consuming.

I commend your great efforts. Its a nice venture.
How is your fertilizing routine like and have you encountered any signs of disease?
Also whats the spray diameter of the sprinkler?
Agriculture / Re: Growing Maggot For Animal Feed in Pictures by Mrkellz: 2:21am On Mar 10, 2020
Such a lovely thread. Its really simple and wonderful. Infact, its a gift to farmers. Keep it up @op
Agriculture / Re: My Fresh Pepper Project. by Mrkellz: 4:48pm On Mar 09, 2020
healthserve:




Nice. Sorry how did you source your pepper seeds?

I sourced from the open market. I've done that twice and they did good. I think feeding is what matters most. I once saw a friends plamt producing up to 15 at once with about 5 ripe fruits but that waw a virgin land. I'll upload pics tomorrow. I thought i snapped it but it was the cayenne i snapped.
Agriculture / Re: My Fresh Pepper Project. by Mrkellz: 4:26pm On Mar 09, 2020
So far I've not been able to get an accurate test cuz of being stretched too far. But i did a few and transplanted at 2months, didnt care much for the seedlings but after transplanting im seeing production at 5 weeks, flowering was less than 2 weeks ago.
Pics to follow
Agriculture / Re: My Fresh Pepper Project. by Mrkellz: 4:22pm On Mar 09, 2020
healthserve:
Nice one.
Thanks
Agriculture / Re: My Fresh Pepper Project. by Mrkellz: 4:21pm On Mar 09, 2020
tpben:


Well done.

What's the size?

Intended plant population?

I actually do not know how large it'll be yet. Im thinking of starting off with 10 plots, then plant among some plantain and young palms maybe up to 30 plots. The land is available, its the funds that'll determine that.

I'll be planting shombo, not rodo. Im more interested in disease resistance and ruggedity than hybrid yield so no hybrid fresh pepper. I'll also plant maize.

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Agriculture / My Fresh Pepper Project. by Mrkellz: 1:23pm On Mar 08, 2020
As we move forward into the year, the rains gradually return and soon it will be planting season. This newbie is excited to get my first real move into commercial agriculture. Fingers crossed. I'll be uploading the progress regularly to teach and be taught so lets be positive on this thread.

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Agriculture / Re: Tomato & Cucumber Seedlings From Borno Green House by Mrkellz: 3:33pm On Mar 02, 2020
GavelSlam:


Dem try.

You need to visit ScienceDirect to understand what I'm talking about.

If only you guys knew how far research has gone you would know we sit at the bottom of the pile whilst still primitive in our dealings.

You're so right.
We're in the dark ages. 5 yrs ago our science and tech minister was saying by 2020 we'll be making our own pencils. What an insult!!! The African giant.
I love Nigeria but our people are destroying it, not just politicians.
We need to invest in research...
Agriculture / Re: "Vertical Sack Farming" My Pains, My Joy! My Experience So Far By: Organicfoods by Mrkellz: 10:47pm On Mar 01, 2020
Pls who knows a heat resistant lettuce and cabbage variety? Wana try them out this yr.
Agriculture / Re: Going Further With Sack Farming by Mrkellz: 10:31pm On Mar 01, 2020
Can anyone please help me with the dimensions of the bag?
Agriculture / Re: 30k Twice A Week From My Pepper Farm by Mrkellz: 10:50pm On Feb 23, 2020
Psalmy2cute:

theres alot of things that makes an hybrid plant, it's not just about the yeild.. theres shelve live, resistance to diseases.. ability to manage long period of drought.. local opv may not give exactly what an hybrid can offer.. but what you'll get from it will be worth the effort.. local farmers dont use much chemicals.. nor manure of any form.. they'll even tell you, youre wasting your money when they see you using them.. but still they're able to produce enough that it compels them to farm pepper each season.. now think what will happen when you give same local opv an hybrid treatment
I share your thoughts on this.im planning shombo on an acre with drip tape and fertigation.lets see what happens.
Agriculture / Re: High yielding,heat resistant vegetables/pepper seeds from Cameroon available by Mrkellz: 8:18am On Feb 21, 2020
okoroemeka:
tough times don't last but tough people do,

Well said...
Agriculture / Re: 500,000 Naira From One Plot Of Land In 90 Days. by Mrkellz: 12:51am On Feb 20, 2020
okoroemeka:
there are many types of fertilizers to use, potassium nitrate,calcium,etc,but what you need is maxiforce 2-5 gram per litre of water for fertigation.

Whats the advantage of maxiforce over Haifa bonus?
Agriculture / Re: High yielding,heat resistant vegetables/pepper seeds from Cameroon available by Mrkellz: 12:39am On Feb 20, 2020
okoroemeka:
field transplanting of garden egg on going at the eggplant site at a frantic pace,we are busy doing other things while our pepper and eggplant nursery are growing out of hand
Well done sir
You're an inspiration to the youths.
I'm going into pepper production this year by God's grace. Good luck with your project.
Agriculture / Re: Insect Manure At N5,000 Per Ton. Never Use Poultry Litter Or Dung Again. by Mrkellz: 11:35pm On Feb 09, 2020
gthorpe123:
Dear Nairalanders

I hope you are having a great month. We have 58 tons of Your favorite NatSoil organic fertilizer left and available for sale.

Please see below 7 reasons why NatSoil is better than the rest

1. NatSoil is better than other organic fertilizers because of it’s high carbon content (up to 91% on a dry weight basis). NatSoil contains naturally available CO(NH2)2 urea, NH4+ ammonium, organic compounds with nitrogen (N) and fatty acids (carbon, hydrogen and oxygen). In the soil the carbon causes those micro-organisms (microbes) that cannot fix carbon themselves (for e.g fungi) to use the carbon for energy & propagate.

2.It contains chitin (about 20% of carbon content), which is the most important carbon compound in soil as it attracts 3x more beneficial microbes than any other organic fertilizer. Beneficial microbes are essential for nutrient/enzyme exchange in crops. Early appearance of these microbes and readily available nutrients for them to feed on ensures they propane faster than non beneficial microbes.

3. Chitin (from maggot skin) in the soil keeps soil PH optimal. it also increases nitrogen over time as microbes expand, die then decompose (allowing crops mineralize N in various forms over a long period of time).

4.Beneficial microbes in NatSoil enable the flow of auxin and other nutrients like protein (from N which is rated at 3%), K (3%), calcium, copper, magnesium, manganese, molybdenum.

4. The increase in soil activity and the readily available nutrients speed up *germination* and *flowering/fruiting process*.

5. We have composted our product to breakdown chitin, carbon, fat, cellulose and Nitrogen such that it is readily available for mineralization by crops. This ensure that our organic fertilizer is high in microbes.

6. The chitin levels in NatSoil are adequate to restrict the growth of harmful microbes and the composting process ensures that only beneficial microbes grow first and crowd out pest microbes, pathogens and insects.

7.Our customers note a remarked difference in growth of the crop compared with any other fertilizer. Customers have seen a reduction in mites, stem borers, wireworms, botrytis species that cause mildew, moulds etc.

8. We produce locally in Epe, composting insect manure from our insect farming operations (we make 50% insect protein meal as our core product).

Please do not miss out on this opportunity to try our product at a low price of N20,000 per ton.

Contact me directly for any orders on 08176499981.

Thanks and kind regards

George

MagProtein Nigeria Limited
How much to waybill a ton to Benin city?
Agriculture / Re: Motorized Weeders On Wheels, Planters, Brush Cutters... by Mrkellz: 1:26am On Feb 03, 2020
ifedola28:
Backstrapped weeder

Pls how much is it? And also the brush cutter?
Agriculture / Re: 30k Twice A Week From My Pepper Farm by Mrkellz: 1:11am On Feb 03, 2020
Psalmy2cute:
I and my guys did this without any prior experience on how to set up drip tape..

Lovely job you've done. Keep it up.
Pls how much did you get your driptape and did you have to preorder?
Agriculture / Re: First 1 Acre Cucumber Farm In Ogun State Diary by Mrkellz: 2:33am On Jan 25, 2020
LoFarms:


I really regret using nursery , I would have planted and sprayed a certain chemical that will chase away all rodents even if it’s sniper

Cypermethrin works or so i've heard.

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Agriculture / Re: 40 Cucumbers Per Plant And 12kg Tomatoes Per Plant by Mrkellz: 4:14pm On Jan 20, 2020
healthserve:




I'm sure you won't be happy if you find yourself in my shoes, where people see you as intelligent then begin to publish falsehoods to tarnish your reputation. I'm sure you won't. It also baffles me that adults can also stoop to such levels just to bring another down as a means to push themselves up. The aggressors are the ones to challenge. Not the defendant

Im not here to challenge anyone. Im simply saying there are appropriate channels with which both parties can lay their complaints. This back and forth accomplishes nothing but more chaos(opposite of progress).

Also you all need to be careful what you post for it can be used against you.

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Agriculture / Re: 40 Cucumbers Per Plant And 12kg Tomatoes Per Plant by Mrkellz: 11:03pm On Jan 19, 2020
healthserve:




I'm sure you won't be happy if you find yourself in my shoes, where people see you as intelligent then begin to publish falsehoods to tarnish your reputation. I'm sure you won't. It also baffles me that adults can also stoop to such levels just to bring another down as a means to push themselves up. The aggressors are the ones to challenge. Not the defendant

I get what you mean but your initial approach to a situation matters a lot.
I dont even know what started this but at this point its irrelevant. Peace is always a possibility. ALWAYS.
Agriculture / Re: 40 Cucumbers Per Plant And 12kg Tomatoes Per Plant by Mrkellz: 9:07pm On Jan 19, 2020
I beg you all to end this...psalmy is right, we both came to NL to learn.The knowledge I've gotten is priceless since I joined NL last yr.
For the past few weeks what I've seen baffles me. This isn't the WWE nor is it Smackdown yet I see exchange of words constantly. I'm usually quite reserved but I'm shocked to see adults not even willing to bring such unpleasantness to an end...Anyway, those who want to find each other should go ahead but the threads been derailed should PLEASE be steered back.
Agriculture / Re: Green House Agronomist by Mrkellz: 7:46pm On Jan 12, 2020
oladiran2:
You can just divide the area of your land by the area of the greenhouse which is 10m x 24m (240 square meter) to know the amount that can fit into your land area...... Wooven plastic is not available for now

OK. Do you have netting then?
Agriculture / Re: Ogbono Seedling (hybrid) by Mrkellz: 4:04pm On Jan 12, 2020
Price?
Agriculture / Re: Green House Agronomist by Mrkellz: 3:27pm On Jan 12, 2020
oladiran2:
Still available.

Thanks. Will reach out when I've secured the location.

Pls how do I calculate the amount I need, for instance, 8m x 24m?
Also does the woven plastic still cost the same?

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