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@OP, please i need a logo for ''Agriculture & Environment''
thanks

@mishrekric, with good cultural management, you will need about 1.5 kilogram of feeds to produce 1 kilogram of catfish (if you are using artificial feeds).

Aiyenuga conceded 5 goals in two matches, too bad.

again, thank you very much Mr Targus. I will be keeping you informed regarding the progress. is it also possible to buy from nursery, i mean germinated oil palm crop?

Thank you Mr Targus for the input and the advice. you said it all. pls sir do you know the price of the seeds in NIFOR?

Rex Jim Lawson is from ijaw land

http://blogs.aljazeera.net/live/africa/libya-live-blog-april-16


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i like no 6.are all sizes available? i use large size

after four matches (2010/2011), Mikel remains premiership 9th best player


http://www.premierleague.com/page/PlayerPerformanceIndex

@papasland,i just sent you a mail

i make use of few quantity of commercial feed,later i use probiotic to produce algae and other beneficial bacterials which the fish can feed on naturally. i save few money doing these, i also tried building poultry house on top of one of my fish pond,the chicken manure served as fertilizer and feeds for my fish and the result was good (though i still applied commercial feeds but very few).
i visited some farms in Asia,what they do is they add 50% duckweek and 50% commercial feeds to produce Tilapia,they got a good result.

pls anybody with experience in Palm oil farming/production shud pls share with me on this thread.I need information on the production techniques and the type of crop it can be integrated with particularly in the first two yrs.i have read many literature about this and i will also prefer to hear from the palm oil farmers/Managers their experience

i also support the inclusion of Anichebe and kalu uche

they shud all be dropped with the exception of;

Adeleye
Apam
Mikel
Lukman

those shud be the core of the new eagles

@netotse,thanks for responding.i always experience the problem (automatically shutting down itself) after being ON for at least a period of 2hrs, the laptop is Acer,intel core 2 duo processor T7300 (2.0ghZ, 800MHz FSB,4MB L2 cache).the Hard disc drive is 160GB and it has 1GB DDR2.it uses window vista.after the shutting down,i always ON it back and the screen appear''COLOURED'' for like 15 seconds, later black before ''START NORMALLY''.after clicking that,it will start working but later it will shut down,

my laptop always shutting down itself, anything to be corrected?

the combination of siasia and oliseh may even cause problem to the team,oliseh is so arrogant and siasia will never tolerate nonsense,infact,the Technical adviser may fail to achieve with both oliseh and siasia as his assistances

up sunshine,that is my team

@john_sho,were you referring to my post?

tilapia farmers,u can use duckweed and azolla as ur supplementary feeds for ur tilapia production.

Former Nigeria coach, Austin Eguavoen, will assist newly appointed coach Lars Lagerback to the World Cup, MTNFootball.com has exclusively gathered.

“Lagerback will work with Eguavoen and two other Nigerian coaches,” a top official informed MTNFootball.com.

Eguavoen’s appointment thus forecloses Shuaibu Amodu being part of the party to the World Cup in South Africa.

Amodu qualified Nigeria to the World Cup but was demoted to the country’s team B after the Eagles posted a disappointing outing at the 2010 Nations Cup in Angola.

A former international defender, Eguavoen first assisted Christian Chukwu as the Eagles finished third at the 2004 Africa Cup of Nations in Tunisia.

He took over the team in 2005 after Angola forced Nigeria to a 1-1 draw in Kano in an all-important World Cup qualifier.

‘Cerezo’ will go on to guide Nigeria to third place at the 2006 Nations Cup in Egypt and assisted Berti Vogts at the 2008 Nations Cup in Ghana, where Nigeria crashed out in the quarterfinals to the host nation.

Eguavoen is currently on practical attachment to a Dutch club as he strives to complete his coaching papers.


http://worldcup.mtnfootball.com/live/content.php?Item_ID=27536

@supereagles, i have nothing against Amodu regarding the way he is handling the team,at least he tried qualifying us for the world cup, my point aint about winning or how good he is technically but his utterance particularly to the press,he shud take it easy with them, either amodu is taking the team to the world cup or not,i have agreed to support all the african countries going to the world cup,at least if Nigeria fail to perform,other may surprise and i will be ok with that other than giving myself HB,

@ochukoccna,the phrase was qouted from the main story i posted above and the link is also there,

at least they should have renew his contract

"I heard you have been reporting nonsence back in Nigeria. Carry on!" .too bad of Amodu to have said this to reporters,

Eagles Nest column

There are two sets of coaches - those who have been fired and those who are about to be fired.

And Nigeria coach, Shuaibu Amodu, will be finally shown the exit door, but the question is when.

Amodu qualified the Super Eagles to their fourth World Cup in November, but you do not have to be TB Joshua or some other soothsayer to know that he is living on borrowed time and that sooner rather than later, he will be axed even with five months to the kick-off of the World Cup.

Left to the Presidential Task Force (PTF) for the 2010 World Cup, that would have been immediately after the Eagles barely scraped past Benin here in Benguela at the weekend.

It did not happen because president of the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF), Sani Lulu, would not give in to "order from the top" conveyed by the sports minister.

The timing was also off for Amodu to be fired because even by then the Eagles were still very much alive in the tournament. The team have since shot their way to the last eight of Angola 2010 after they dumped Mozambique on Wednesday.

The result has certainly eased the pressure on the team as they stay on track for the semi-final target set by the NFF.

Amodu will be told to go at whatever stage of the tourament his team crashed out, and even if the Eagles upset the formbooks and win their third Nations Cup title here in Angola, the former coach of BCC Lions is not guaranteed a job.

In 1997, Philippe Troussier was axed even after he qualified Nigeria for the World Cup. He was replaced by "World Cup" coach Bora Muliutinovic.

Amodu guided Nigeria to the 2002 World Cup. but a fallout with top officials after the Nations Cup in Mali meant Adeboye Onigbinde was in charge at the global finals that summer.

There is a long list of why Amodu has to go -

*His tactics have not inspired confidence, whether with the players, fans or even some of his staunchiest backers, who openly expressed that they were baffled by his substitutions in the match against Egypt.

*Likewise, questions have been asked about his team selection. He clearly has some favourite players and would insist on them even if they have to play on crutches.

*Some key players have opened up here to say they have not learnt anything from Amodu.

*He is Public Enemy Number 1 back in Nigeria and as a result the Super Eagles brand is becoming a very hard-sell when it should not be the case after the team qualified for the historic World Cup in South Africa. The NFF desperately need a charismatic coach if they are to sell those marketing windows available for the Eagles brand.

*His handling of the local media has also left a lot to be desired. He told a handful of Nigerian reporters in Benguela: "I heard you have been reporting nonsence back in Nigeria. Carry on!"

*In public, he enjoys the full backing of the NFF henchmen, but he has not helped his case even with these very powerful men no thanks to his arrogance.

*He has yet to convince anybody why he has continued to shut out players from the domestic league, arguing that these players are not good enough.

Or could it be that it is he who is not good enough to spot the potentials in players like Ikechukwu ThankGod and Bartholomew Ibenegbu of Heartland and Chibuzor Okonkwo from Bayelsa United?

In the meantime, Amodu continues to live a charmed life.

He was rewarded with a 4X4 by the PTF for qualifyng the country to the World Cup (like I wrote a few weeks ago, this is really a parting gift from those who do not believe in the man). He also pocketed $60,000 (about 8 million naira) on Wednesday night when the team marched into the quarter-finals of Angola 2010.

He will be another $20,000 or three million naira richer, if the Eagles fly into the semi-finals on Monday.

Certainly not a bad way to stock up in time for when he will be asked to go.

http://nationscup.mtnfootball.com/live/content.php?Item_ID=27131

Mozambique have dismissed coach Mart Nooij after the team failed to reach the knockout stages of the Africa Cup of Nations.

Fezal Sidat, chairman of Mozambique’s football federation, told the Associated Press by telephone from Angola that the Dutch coach’s contract will not be renewed when it expires at the end of January.

"There is no point in renewing with Mart Nooij, who could not fulfill his goal of taking the team to the final," Sidat said.

Earlier on Wednesday, Nigeria beat Mozambique 3-0 in their final Group C game. Mozambique earned just one point from their three group games, and it was not enough for the Mambas to progress.

Nooij oversaw Mozambique’s first qualification for the event since 1986, but the southern African team did not show enough in the competition for the Dutch coach to keep his job.


http://goal.com/en/news/815/african-nations-cup/2010/01/21/1754559/african-nations-cup-mozambique-sack-coach-mart-nooij

@ow11, were you reffering to chuckwu or Eguavon for not qualifying nigeria for 2006 world cup?

@ayodeji,pls provide ur email,i will send u a book u will need about fish farming and some results of previous studies on fish farming,