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one of the secrets of maize farming is...fertile soil... I read sometime that majority of the soils in our country are not that fertile, but we can do alot to get a rich soil... some time last year I planted soya beans on the land and still this year I intercroped with soya beans... it nourishes the soil... on a second note... the use of ashes help boost ur crop... I used Ash that was hipped up in my area for ages to pour on the whole farm... most times those who fry akara, mama put etc dispose ashes in a particular market area... just find out where in ur area... any way for the ash I did not pay for it I just settled some area guys who put them in bags... pictures of the ash would be loaded... #5000 for that... Bush burning is good but has its own side effects on land... I would continue Leta with gist on purchase of fertilizer in this change season plus weeding and other bulky expenses...

1.land clearing, ploughing and ridging, cost 25k per hecter, although this varies from place to place... government tractors may charge u lesser via per operation but most times u have to wait till thy kingdom come to be served...
2.bought hybrid seeds 15kg per hecter... the seeds are sold at #300 per kg... 15kg*4=60kg*300=#18,000
herbicide used 4cans of paraforce@1200 per can= 4800 though it was not enough... everything no manage manage...

Inspectahdeck:
Wow great job bro.

I intend cultivating maize next year (Feb or Mar) and it gives me so much joy going through your thread.

Please can you kindly give a rough estimate of your total production cost from cultivation to harvest.

Your information is recent and will go a long way.

Many thanks.

OK sir... that would be a long job to do... let me get figures straight I would be back

where is the sex? I only see an ass full of stretch marks and shit...

Tyche:
You are right, commercial farming is capital intensive. Glory be to the Lord of harvest for being with you. We tap into your blessing

yes you get the point... couple with an insensitive government who would not ease the price of common fertilizer, can u imagine? major farmers this year could not afford fertilizer and they had stunted growth and virtualy nothing to harvest... God help us

take ur bath with Epsom salt... or frequently wash ur hair with Epsom salt mixed with it shampoo... u would be surprised at how good it can be

sholatech:
Welldone Pam. Will you be selling the bagged dried maize?

yes sir part of it would be recycled for MA poultry.

selfie with my baby corn... harvesting in few days Time.

admiring dedication, hard work, and much fund invested

that's God's work

just for the evening

fresh

thank God, but truly farming is not for the poor, PMB said we should diversify I guess he was talking to the rich persons, what about the poor?

what movie are they acting

Zico5:
Recession, this is the main issue with our economy, we totally dependent on imported goods with minimal export except for oil forgetting that the prosperity of a nation is its resources output. The main solution is to go back to our agriculture. We should stop allude our failure to the government cos that will change nothing. We need proper orientation for sustainable economy.

ur arguments always fall under the "we" category. what have u personal placed on ground via agriculture, u advice in the comfort of ur room when u ve never harvested a corn of ur own... u speak naively about agriculture bcoz you feel it's less capital intensive... when u harvest a hecter of any crop u come back and continue ur campaign on agriculture ... agriculture is not the poor man thing as we thought in nursery school.

watzz:
please am about to commence watermelon farming, I need guidance. what is the best seedlings to plant, the required quantities for 2 acres of land. necessary chemicals and when to apply them, can I plant early August? etc.

currently base in Lagos, Land is in Ogun State.

please I need help ASAP. thanks in anticipation.

whatsapp me

Jofez:
Call me 08108887841

are there ppl that can lease land in acres or hecters around that same place?

Arvinkris:
danny, do they ve cheap labour? Im löoking @ bringing young passionate farmers in imo state to invest together n take agriculture d next level jst lik jasper is doing. I ll contact u via d watsapp no on ur signature for more chat.

OK sir. abakilike ppl are every where... they can assist.

obstead200:
if u can't share ur knowledge here free of charge, then get the f.U.ck out!!

Which yeye ebook do u want me to buy? Why can't u come to owerri, use my resources and plant that watermelon for me? If the yield is successful, I will pay u 10times the cost of that ebook.

sorry if I offended. good luck sir

Arvinkris:
Where can one lease a land in imo state for farming"? Please anyone here let me know

I have not seen where u can lease in acres or hecters. What u may find around is in plots. those village lands that are shared amongst them self each farming season... some who have their share of the land and can't farm or are not around can give out to u... majorly u can get like 5to7 plots... but no mater the amount of plots u get u may not be allowed to use tractors

Okpore101:
If you are in the East, go to Aba, you will see many of them.

thanks

who has the idea of those who make boxers in commercial quantity... I want to go into sewing of boxers, who in the house has idea pls help

obstead200:
cos I am in owerri. I did an experimental watermelon farm and it failed. Diseases destroyed the plants but I learnt some lessons. I will replant by end of October.
My cucumbers did very well Sha.

what chemicals where u using to control pest and watermelon diseases? this is the part and secret water melon gurus would Neva give u for free... u can whatsapp me for an e-book that would help u with that...08068018201 going back in October with out that knowledge would still end up burning ur fingers... wish u the best sir

faithalone:
Pls I need the hybrid watermelon seeds to plant in a week time, where can I get it?

there are different hybrid specie... which one are u looking for

Iphe56:
I'm glad my post made front page.... I'm not yet a full time farmer but.... I am a student of Bowen university animal science..... I'm planning to get cucumber seed but I don't know where to get it in Ibadan.... I'm also doing a research on plantain tissue culture. And it's doing very well

whatsapp Me let me get u connected to where u can get muranof1 cucumber specie in ibadan

watermelon farming is very lucrative... September is the best time to go into farming water melon, from a plot u can make a maximum of 450k minimum of 250k and at least 180k if u know how to venture into it. don't burn ur fingers if u are not sure of what u are doing. watermelon farming has itz secret. pest control strategy, foliar spray and disease control all this u have to learn b4 venturing into it... where to get hybrid verities also u have to be informed on the proper seeds to plant and at what season... for more inquiries whatsapp me@08068018201. u can also whatspp or call if u would love to Get Step to step e-book guide with pictures and chemical applications needed. for the e-book call or whatsapp me @08068018201