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This op taxi picture really funny die,
i swear i did not spend upto a month when i went to visit an uncle in benin kingdom

na hunger pursue me comeback lagos,
since then anything benin i no go wish am to even my greateat enemy

spits hard on the floor

Psalmy2cute:
So I've heard.. but the production rate will reduce drastically.. and it wont be worth the time and effort..

At most from seedling to death.. 9 months

please how many tomato plants can be planted in just one plot of land with good spacing,

can it take upto 10,000 tomato plants or less?
I need to know

Am really scared of Pepper spray insecticides please someone here should help guide me on how to go about it

Please how long can a pepper plant stay and keep on producing?

I heard some can even stay upto 2 years.

Hello house,

please is pepper spray used as an insecticide good for plants?
I mean does it truelly chase pest away and do not hurt the plant,

the reason why am yet to test it is because of its sharp pains it gives to the body so i thought it may also cause a serious injury to my okro plants

although i have been buying chemical insecticides but this year i want to cut cost and try my hands on organic pepper spray insecticides,

please for those that have used it or are still using it,

do tell me how i can apply it to my plants without it causing any damage,

how many times can i apply the spray in a week so to chase away pest

how effective it is when used right,

can someone here tell me how to mix the right dose to apply on plants so it can work out fine

i heard i still need to add groundnut or olive oil so to make the pepper particles stick to the leaves of the plant for it to stay for days and chase away pest

i read some farmers have been using it on their big hectares of land and its really working

all this are questions disturbing my minds and i need answers

thanks

olumide3367:
thank you so much. Wish u what u wish us

yea happy new year bro

Its been a long road but we are here now,

indeed its a pleasure to wish everyone that has contributed to this agricultural thread a wonderfull happy new year(2020)

its not really easy making it this far,

am happy we are all alive to withness this beautifull day,

i pray that you will get bigger in (2020)

some will be billionaires through agriculture,

some of us will shake different markets with our abundant produce and crops

some will sign international contracts of exporting outside the shores of this country

2020 will bring multiple blessings to we farmers,

on behalf of my family and friends i wish you all a happy 2020

long live the farmers,
because we will all feed the nation

my 2 chains are pure GOLD!
Because Our hearts and contributions to this threads are really pure GOLD!

Happy new year!

potosky:
Soya beans is good one. My mum planted two peak milk cup and harvested 1 basin

thanks bro i appreciate

Water leaf is one of the easiest crop to grow

Lets imagine the whole crowd that attended the event where 50,000 people in numbers

abeg help me multiply 10,000 naira times 50k people

chaiii see blood money,
thats why the rich will be getting richer while the poor remains poorer

dawnomike:
It may be in lagos... Elsewhere, do not try it!!!

sorry to say this but in calabar water leaf there is a gold mine,

if you can be able to grow it there you will even gain it more than here in lagos,

please we need water leaf farmers to enlighten us more

thanks

By the way water leaf can be harvested after just 3 weeks of planting the stems to the ground,

even the dirty looking aboki's here in my area has water leaf farms,

one elderly man once told me,
my son as far you can be able to master and grow any kind of vegetable

just take it to the market because there will always be a buyer there for it.

So am wondering do water leaf farming command more market?

Although it cant be compared to pepper farming

but you know half bread is better than none

I have been thinking deeply on this but am yet to see an answer or to conclude,

although i had my mind on beans farming but saw otherwise from some beans farmer here in nairaland that regrets going into beans farming this year,

now my mind is changed towards water leaf farming,

i dont know how profitable water leaf farming is here in lagos,

the farmers i know that cultivates them looks dirty but still yet they say its profitable

the last time i checked, a bag filled with water leaf is sold #2,500

sometimes it goes all up to #5000,

and thats during the raining season

i heard someone can get up to 20 bags in just one plot per harvest,

please how true is this?

this are things we need to know because not everyone should go into pepper,tomato,cucumber,okro and the rest that are very much popular here,

if all of us should go into one type of farming then there would be a glut in the market,

some need to try and do others so to balance it.

Please i need your advice here if water leaf farming is really profitable or not

thanks

Please what if i change from beans farming to water leaf farming,

is water leaf farming really profitable?
The last i checked a bag filled with water leaf was sold #2,500

olumide3367:
Hollyway Global will like to partner with ur company since we do agro sourcing, we will need logistics too. Check my signature and contact me on whatsapp if interested in having a deal with our company

hollyway group of company please can you buy snails in large quantity?

We have them in bulk if interested

okoroemeka:
pilot programs or test farms are there for a reason,you don't have to wonder why farmers in the south don't plant beans,get one plot and plant beans and check the outcome if it is profitable or not,but I doubt if you can get up to half bag of beans from one plot,if it's not high value crops ,I am not interested,even planting Cavendish bananas on one plot will give you far more value than beans

hmm it seems beans afterall is not that profitable,

but i keep on wondering why the north likes planting it

maybe it has no stress growing even without water thats why they so much like it,

but here in lagos i have never seen one single beans farmer

anyways it seems i will dive into another crop apart from beans

just needed to know anyways

shariff84:
Beans is not profitable nowadays,iam a beans farmer in Niger state but I will not farm it next year because of two reasons 1- low selling price,currently the price of 100kg bag in Niger state is less than 13k while before is 20k upward.2-the yield per hectare is very low,I planted three hectare this year but I only got 22 bags.

ok thanks but how much did it cost you planting beans in the whole 3 hectares?

You stay in the north where foodstuffs are more cheaper

but someone who stays in lagos will gain more selling it

how many months does it stay before you start harvesting them?

And is the buyers available already or you are to source for it yourself

Brymo4all:
You can contact me.
I work in idumota.
I know where they sell it.

please where exactly in idumota are they located?
And please can you enquire for me their carton prizes so i can know the amount

do help me drop ur contact here i will call you
thanks

Hello nairalanders,

please where can i buy baby toys in cartons or wholesale prizes here in lagos,

i want to start this toy business but i don really know where to buy them in bulk,

please do help inspire me so i can go and purchase them,

someone here maybe looking for this as well please lets help a brother

my friend told me to go check around ikeja or maybe lagos island

but i dont really know where to go or have in mind going
please i need your helps on this,
will be glad i get this resolved here
thanks

I keep on wondering why people hardly discuss planting beans here in this forum
please is it really profitable because i will like to try my hands on it?
the little i have researched showed me that beans dont need too much water and it can grow well even when not taken good care of,
but i keep on wondering why people hardly plant beans for a living
they say only the norths plant beans but am wondering how come,
beans take little space to be planted onlike other plants but it tends to feel like no one cares about it
is it that beans is not profitable after harvesting it or is it that there is no available market to go and sell them?
or maybe the harvesting and peeling and shiftering process is too hard,
i just keep wondering and poundering on my mind why people dont go into beans farming
is the growing proccess too long and tiring?
i dont know if someone here can enlighten me on this so i can think otherwise
thanks

I keep on wondering why people hardly discuss planting beans here in this forum

please is it really profitable because i will like to try my hands on it?

the little i have researched showed me that beans dont need too much water and it can grow well even when not taken good care of,

but i keep on wondering why people hardly plant beans for a living

they say only the norths plant beans but am wondering how come,

beans take little space to be planted onlike other plants but it tends to feel like no one cares about it

is it that beans is not profitable after harvesting it or is it that there is no available market to go and sell them?

or maybe the harvesting and peeling and shiftering process is too hard,

i just keep wondering and poundering on my mind why people dont go into beans farming

is the growing proccess too long and tiring?

i dont know if someone here can enlighten me on this so i can think otherwise

thanks

Hello nairalanders,

please where can i buy baby toys in cartons or wholesale prizes here in lagos,

i want to start this toy business but i don really know where to buy them in bulk,

please do help inspire me so i can go and purchase them,

someone here maybe looking for this as well please lets help a brother

my friend told me to go check around ikeja or maybe lagos island

but i dont really know where to go or have in mind going
please i need your helps on this,
will be glad i get this resolved here
thanks

Hello nairalanders,

please where can i buy baby toys in cartons or wholesale prizes here in lagos,

i want to start this toy business but i don really know where to buy them in bulk,

please do help inspire me so i can go and purchase them,

someone here maybe looking for this as well please lets help a brother

my friend told me to go check around ikeja or maybe lagos island

but i dont really know where to go or have in mind going
please i need your helps on this,
will be glad i get this resolved here
thanks

Hello nairalanders,

please where can i buy baby toys in cartons or wholesale prizes here in lagos,

i want to start this toy business but i don really know where to buy them in bulk,

please do help inspire me so i can go and purchase them,

someone here maybe looking for this as well please lets help a brother

my friend told me to go check around ikeja or maybe lagos island

but i dont really know where to go or have in mind going
please i need your helps on this,
will be glad i get this resolved here
thanks

Still needs partners on this

Still available to get

Its been a while

for those people that have sent their emails to me please i will send the guide to you very soon

the request here is too much please bear with me

sosowater:
I'll start on a plot or half plot for now. Not in a hurry cos I don't want to end up getting my hands burnt.

I already planted cucumber on a separate land. Done it before but in a small scale. Hope it commands good price in the market during dry season? Sold at Coke Onitsha for 3500 per bag this past October.

how many cucumbers on average can fill a bag before been sold?

Or is it just measured out and be put inside a sack bag till it is filled up?

Like how many bags can you get from just a plot of land per harvest

This 100,000 pepper plants please can it fit into 1 acre of land?
Or maybe 2 acres