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Johntemmy:
where are you?

am in lagos sir

To understand pistotita and his teachings is like facing a compulsory further maths exam,

you go read tire but wont understand any thing,

the thing is that he likes to research but forgoting that not everyone has that time,

it does not mean you are the wisest of all, will make you successfull than others,

some people does their planting the normal way and gets it done without much issues,

it does not matter we need to copy so we can be like pistotito,

to me he is only saying we should go research on stuffs ourselves and stop depending on others,

but its better pistotita you keep it simple and easy so we your listeners can grab one or two,

not everyone is as educated like you abeg,

anyways i still love pistotita for his hardworks and contributions to this agricultural threads,

you are really making a difference
one love brother

dont let haters pull you down thanks

ATTAHDYE:
Funtua

i mean in which state is funtua?
I have not heard of that place before thats why

ATTAHDYE:
Soya beans needed in Large quantities in Funtua.

If you have capacity to supply as much as possible chat me up on 08063813348 with you price.

Payment is on delivery.

Thank you

please where is your location?

BoluwGoldenFarm:
Do you know that you can refuse to sell some of your okra during glut period
So what will you do with it ?
Just get a small machine that will slice it
Get a small dryer & dry it
Then pack in empty maize bags
Sell during dry season & make more profit
Remember yours would be dust ,sand & stone free
90% of the ones available have sand & stone in it because they rural farmers dry them on the ground or on the rock

Take your time to study the okra season & the marketing trend
Do a small marketing analysis
Buy like 250g & plant within your house ,you can even plant in small paint buckets or inside cement bags at home , harvest & give friends, church or mosques members, people in your neighborhood & eat some as well before you plan to plant on 10 acres /4 hectares using a manager & 2 full time yearly labourers.
I know somebody always doing 50 acres yearly.
He is not even a Nigeria
Keep farming God is on our side

please where can one take his okro to and sell in large quantities?

Someone into 50 acres of just only okro needs many workers managing the farm for him,

Please i want to ask like how many bags filled with okro can a plot of land produce at every harvest?

And how much approximately can one make a week from this one plot been filled with okro?

I just needed an extimate so i can order from you this week thanks

I want to ask something here

Why is okro scarce majorly in lagos markets?

Just imagine some market women sells only 5 pieces of okro for #50 naira here in lagos,

this is insane,

and now we are heading towards dry season in which it will be more scarce to get,

or are we really saying we dont really have an okro farm here in lagos or what?

Hmm it baffles me

lereinter:
Teach how to plant okro

okro is not really hard to grow,

all you need is just to plant them and start harvesting in 2-3 months time,

incase you stay in an environment that is been disturbed much by wind its better to plant dwarf okro there,

looks like winds tend to disturb all this tall normal okro plants,

as for fertilizers use organic dry chicken waist every week for them to grow stronger and faster

but am only interested in marketing of the okro and making money from it since growing them is not necessarily my problem here

Johntemmy:
I'll teach you how to invest in okro and make your money within short period,how to grow your okro with simple tips without stress,how to sell and get your money promptly.. Contact me for investing, advising or consulting.thanks.

please i want to know the market that one can supply okro to and make money,

the marketing aspect is what am interested in,
please shade more light on this thanks

opeyemiabdullah:
@my2chain
Reach me on ope.0720@gmail.com

sorry i got to see this late,
i will send you an email message from virtapay***@gmail.com
so we can discuss more on this thanks

Are you saying to rent an acre there is 5k per year?
And also can one rent a room around the area closer to the farm site for easier access to it.

benardj3:
How long does okra stay before germination,mine is 1week now and no sign of germination yet

you should have soaked it in water for 12-15 hours before planting,
this helps to aid the germination more faster

olawooro:
That is what I was saying. You were about to sponsor me early this year, but you were proposing ROI bigger than what is feasible. I told you those that are saying they would make this and that profits were only exaggerating.
I was already in the place to secure land with the person that you sent to go with me, when you stopped the whole deal. I wasted transport to the remote village, not to talk of the stress. It was quite stressful. The man can attest to it.
I would not give you what is not achievable. I think that was what the people that you said are not sincere did that make them failed

hmmm although the economy is hard for us now,
you are the type of people that needs to be seriously sponsored,
i feel like crying for you now brother

i have not known you from anywhere but i can sense your sincerity with the words you have spoken here,

you are the type of people i really like bro,
had it been am in a better position to help you i would have done so without even thinking twice,

as for people really interested in helping others here,
remember jesus healed 10 sick people but only one came back to show apprecaition,

to tell you that is how life is,

you can help 10 people today but you can never know the one that will come back to say thank you,

so that is why you just need to continually help people in need,

you may never reap the reward today but keep it in mind that the ALL SEEING GOD WHO SEES THINGS IN SECRETS WILL REWARD YOU AT THE RESURRECTION OF ALL HIS CHOSEN ONCE,

so please never stop doing good
your good might end you up been in heaven just like that.

Your charitable means might just be accounted for you as been righteous,

the way of the lord is not the way of men,
and also the thinking of the lord is not the thinking of men

so do not judge and stop doing good

but as for me i just really need someone here to sponsor me in my farm ambitions,
i need to go into farming full time to earn a living for myself in this world thanks

karlboss:
I left Lagos for this project. I'm inside inside village right now

but which state is that?

karlboss:
We have cleared the farm.

I have no pratical knowledge about cucumber farming but I want to try it out and see, instead of staying in Lagos searching for job up and down

We want to burn the farm so we can begin ridging.

We have borehole but I don't know about what irrigation would be good for the farm

please where in lagos do you stay?
We can get to be partners on this.
Do drop me your contact

OluchiDelly:
Where is your location? Maybe I can give you an insight.
Let me share my marketing strategy when I planted about 1 plot near my house in ikorodu years back.
My harvest was not large enough to be taken to mile 12, so i surveyed some popular and busy bus stop/ junctions where those stuff are sold. I met a woman who can sell 50kg bag of okra within 12hours, we negotiated, I became her supplier. My okra was her choice variety,due to its exceptional shelf-life, she would go to oyingbo in search of that variety if she didnt get it in mile 12.
Same applicable to cucumber, those Hausa with wheel Barrow that used to park at the bus stop are more than 5, I supplied them all. They were happy buying and calling, cos i saved them the stress n resources to journey down to mile 12.
So at times, issue of marketing, you need to move out from your comfort zone and search.

ok so you mean i can still sell this dwarf okro without going to mile 12 market?

I also heard this dwarf okro produce pods more plenty than the normal okro?
I base in lagos

Hmmm a friend of mine planted this dwarf looking okro in the village,

the only thing he complains of his people stealing the pods to plant in their farms or compound,

anyways my fear is that if i eventually plant this dwarf okro seeds and it matures for harvest,

please can i get buyers that will buy from me?
I dont really know if people can buy it compared to the normal okro thanks

Hello everyone here,

i have a business idea that i need serious partners or investors on,
although i have no capital or land to start.

please invest on farming today because it pays and its very profitable on the long run,

there are places in ogun state that rents hectares of land for 15k per year,

and also you can rent a plot here in lagos for only 5k a year

you can really plant pepper,okro,tomato,cucumber,ugu leaf.water leaf,plantain,cassava,etc

after planting you can carry them to sell at mile 12 market for faster sales,
or maybe any large populated markets around

although in mile 12 market in lagos a bag of 25kg pepper is sold 8k
a basket of tomato is 6k
a custard paint of okro is 300 to 700 depending on the season,
a bag of water leaf sells from 2,500 to 5000

please note the prizes of all this crops do changes with time,

and you wont expect the prize they are been sold today to be sold the same prize next week or so.

apart from mile 12 there are also other markets women nearby that needs steady supply of all this crops i have mentioned here.

to me all of them are profitable and good,
but i prefer planting okro because of no too much stress and worry of diseases and pest,

expectially the dwarf okro seeds that matures in just 54 days with less stress,

even without applying manure or fertilizers to it,

anyone interested in partnering with me on this will gain a lot.

If you already have a land that is free then this is an advantage

this dwarf okro produces faster everyday,

just 1 plot of land can give you much more okro to sell and make money as you can ever imagine,

if you have an acre filled with okro then you will have enough to sell comercially,

just 1 acre of land filled with okro will make you harvest baskets of okro every single day for almost 5-8 months depending on the duration and life of the seeds,

a basket of okro can sell upwards from 5k-7k depending on the season

and 1 acre of land can give you more than 10 baskets everyday

as for marketing i have agents in mile 12 that sells for you and take only 10% of the total sales

we can even sell at iyano-iba market that is very closer to my side.
Or do make supplies to restaurants that will be needing it

You can even startup with just 1 plot of land and be successfull in this and increase with time,

this is indeed a money spiner for anyone interested

invest on this and start counting real money

i am based in lagos we can get to meet one on one to discuss this

please and please i need people who can think outside the box on this,

i am geniun and i have no issue on trust
all i want is the way forward to achieving a greater tomorrow

a good name is far more better than a bad name,

a budget of 30-35k can startup and maintain 1 plot of okro till we reach harvest from renting of the land to buying of manures, dwarf okro seeds,pesticides/insecticides,watering them daily, transportation and fertilizers

all i want is just to be the farm manager thats all

do call me on 07041246325

thanks

I really need partners on this

You can contact us today

sholey4love:
I bought 10kgfor 3000 naira.

please where did you buy it?

Hello nairalanders,
we have over 20 acres of land for farming in ogun state,
the land is free to use

we need partners in this.
anyone interested should visit our farm @ igbogila in yewa north ibeshe dangote area abeokuta

or call 08117295667

Where is your location op?

Hello everyone here,

i have a business idea that i need serious partners or investors on,
although i have no capital or land to start.

please invest on farming today because it pays and its very profitable on the long run,

there are places in ogun state that rents hectares of land for 15k per year,

and also you can rent a plot here in lagos for only 5k a year

you can really plant pepper,okro,tomato,cucumber,ugu leaf.water leaf,plantain,cassava,etc

after planting you can carry them to sell at mile 12 market for faster sales,
or maybe any large populated markets around

although in mile 12 market in lagos a bag of 25kg pepper is sold 8k
a basket of tomato is 6k
a custard paint of okro is 300 to 700 depending on the season,
a bag of water leaf sells from 2,500 to 5000

please note the prizes of all this crops do changes with time,

and you wont expect the prize they are been sold today to be sold the same prize next week or so.

apart from mile 12 there are also other markets women nearby that needs steady supply of all this crops i have mentioned here.

to me all of them are profitable and good,
but i prefer planting okro because of no too much stress and worry of diseases and pest,

expectially the dwarf okro seeds that matures in just 54 days with less stress,

even without applying manure or fertilizers to it,

anyone interested in partnering with me on this will gain a lot.

If you already have a land that is free then this is an advantage

this dwarf okro produces faster everyday,

just 1 plot of land can give you much more okro to sell and make money as you can ever imagine,

if you have an acre filled with okro then you will have enough to sell comercially,

just 1 acre of land filled with okro will make you harvest baskets of okro every single day for almost 5-8 months depending on the duration and life of the seeds,

a basket of okro can sell upwards from 5k-7k depending on the season

and 1 acre of land can give you more than 10 baskets everyday

as for marketing i have agents in mile 12 that sells for you and take only 10% of the total sales

we can even sell at iyano-iba market that is very closer to my side.
Or do make supplies to restaurants that will be needing it

You can even startup with just 1 plot of land and be successfull in this and increase with time,

this is indeed a money spiner for anyone interested

invest on this and start counting real money

i am based in lagos we can get to meet one on one to discuss this

please and please i need people who can think outside the box on this,

i am geniun and i have no issue on trust
all i want is the way forward to achieving a greater tomorrow

a good name is far more better than a bad name,

a budget of 30-35k can startup and maintain 1 plot of okro till we reach harvest from renting of the land to buying of manures, dwarf okro seeds,pesticides/insecticides,watering them daily, transportation and fertilizers

all i want is just to be the farm manager thats all

do call me on 07041246325

thanks