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FarmTech: @Pavore, hw do they process it?

From the few seconds l watched it last night, they used a manual grinder to mince the meat (looks like the grinder market women use for egusi), another machine gives its sausage shape.

boluwajokosegun: N600

ls it available in lagos? A youth group extended an invitation to come visit their rabbit farm l go take style record how they produce raw rabbit sausages, turning ordinary rabbit meat to ajebo food!

For those into the sales of dressed rabbit meat, how much do you sell per kilo?

@Bhurlagy, google pictures/videos of greenhouses, u will get a detailed view of it. People farm in greenhouses under controlled temperature as against the traditional open field, in it d water the plants get is also regulated & u farm all year round.

@boluwajokosegun, l will get u the contact of the guy featured in the story, so u can relate with him and get details on the PVC.

boluwajokosegun: @povare9, u are doing a great work, most of d green house here in naija uses net instead of PVC & l don't think it will give same results

but with the nets being used, what happens when it rains?

shenani84: I read it very nice post

Thanks.

Unfortunately there is a high demand for their services............................ a vicious cirlce!

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@OP, u make me laugh with that PRAYING TO LOOSE AND YOU WERE USING YOUR LEG TO BIND! Church dey naija o!

lt is more an issue of decorum. Every setting has its norms.

Reference: And the last time I checked people 'camp' outdoors. Where have you seen a gaddem camp inside a house...hahahahaha.

make l follow u laugh in swahili! make l prepare go church, co-incidentally sermon wil b in swahili.

poiZon: those ones go be observers. dont worry a good at this

okay, oga detective.

poiZon: i go dey monitor this thread make i knw all the small boys wey de come infiltrate politics section.

Haba! there could be folks here who may be in their 30's, giving themselves a second chance to further their education.

This thread reminds me l am old. Can l even remember when l wrote my one and only GCE! l encourage those writing the exams to study well, expo will never make you exceptional in life. Don't jusl read to pass, read for knowledge!

lt is mother's side as "nwa nwa" concern! ln most cases competition/rivalry whey dey Papa side no dey get part 2! l think some people while growing up sense their father's family not being comfortable with their mothers, trust kids.

One does not need to wait upon TB Joshua's prophecy to know this thread will come up!

lf he it is destiny to have 3 wives, it should also be his destiny to pay his bills without disturbing other people!

ATSOMEH: Number 10 all the way except for the spiritual part.

Why are you not comfortable with the spiritual part, If he is not an occultist?

And just this morning l was counselling someone to use his 2 year old daughter (though he is not married) name as his next of kin as against his younger brother, as most siblings are no longer loyal!

fingard02k: you will still need him

if he can not be a father to him now putting the OP's health into consideration..when? l personally know what it is to care for a SS, e no easy at all, at all. l feel OP's pain.

Hian!....abeg when did Boko Haram add bulk sms in their operation manual? Sha it is wiser to be cautious.

jethro2: Is there market for it over there?We might be able to work something out if the possibility is there. The group farmers that i work with plant melon in large quantity. We also peel & dry to preserve.

l wil get back 2u.

jamp: My fellow farmers, is there a way of grinding and storing egwusi to last more than a month? Like someone mentioned above I want to package it so it can be picked on shelf.

ls high time we improve on things!

jethro2: I could get it across to you if you want it dried and grounded. I meant Egusi (Melon). The others you mentioned we did not have in our farm.

Thanks l still have enough here. Just thinking abt the market possibilities.

Hamas should consider they suffer more casulties than lsreal. The million of dollars they wasted building those tunnels which lsreal is destroying should have been used 2 improve the lives of their people. lran is their chairman, make dem continue!

@rareman, u get my flow. l was thinking about our soup condiments processed & one picking it off d shelf. l am still able to eat local soup here because someone in lagos bought & grounded dried cocoyam, uziza, egusi, ogbono for me. No pre-packaged!

happybrother: yes but I will give you one as a gift ;

Thanks for the offer unfortunately l am in Nairobi.

Last born things, l am not one but most last born tend to be stubborn....dem go find trouble and run to hide behind mumsy for protection!

dav8id: Some 98kilo while some 100kilo. I never mention anything related to processing.what i do is what i have idea for.

Noted.

dav8id: Never mention kogi

Okay. lf one buys, clean them up and have it ground & packaged in small packs, do you have an idea of its shelf life? ls there a better processing technique? Each bag weighs how many kilo?

Coming weeks will prove it.