₦airaland Forum

Nice thread. I wish more nigerians would go into diary so people will have access to freshmilk at cheaper price as Kenyans do. l am living here in Nairobi and l buy a litre of freshmilk for N125 but when l go to d rural areas l buy a litre for N76.

Who says switching parties does not pay? But history will laugh at those charlatans!

lt is painful.

lt is not realistic. lf you insist on exporting to the countries u mentioned then research their neighbouring countries to see if you can source the fruits & vegetables there.

sp2002: about 5 to 10bgs

what are their average weight (in kg) per bag? ln the future try to get hotels/supermarkets u can supply weekly, it makes more sense than selling to traders though l don't know your production capacity.

Hulkafunda: asante sana. hapa Nigeria vipi

Am Nigerian living in Nairobi.

Hulkafunda: I find this forum very engaging. You can be sure I will be part of you from today

karibu sana!

Hmm..we all know the guy is declining big time but let us leave him with his own struggles and face our lives. For those who do not want to let go of his poor performance, abeg reel out your contributions to your local communities.

sp2002: The cucumbers are available for harvest and planning to commence harvest by next week. If u are interested call 08137775986. Location:- ibeju-lekki axis, lagos

By the way, what is the quantity you are hoping to harvest?

l love your initiative of having your cucumber farm in Lagos. l wil suggest u visit those that sells salad stuffs in lkoyi, lekki & victoria island, u will certainly get an outlet for ur cucumber & work towards getting orders from supermarkets there.

OP. since u have spoken to ur brother & he is still adamant, all u can do is pray that d spirit of discernment overpowers him b4 it too late. Have an uncle who took this path, ignored glaring facts, 23yrs down the line, he is living in deep regret!

hmm..

imolore: A freind ask me to supply sisal in large quantity to china, if you have any supply please reach out thanks

Hmm.. Do we have people who are into sisal in Nigeria?

FarmTech: ..
I dont know about that one oo. Is there good market for it?

Just want to rear it in the future for personal consumption.ls it not what is called ogazi? The eggs has always been more expensive than the chicken's.

Lesgupnigeria: Thanks sir for reading

lt is a pleasure and as l follow the thread my mind is floating around a program l watch here on a kenya TV on how people are making money from post harvest wastes of plantain!

hmm..relax abeg it is not easy scoring a goal at the world cup!

Reading...

me l am looking at possibly setting up a sugarcane juice shop someday, where people can drop in & pick up freshly juiced sugarcane in 50cl and l litre packs as not everyone is comfortable with those hausa guys selling them & some have teeth problem.

@farmtech, where can one get guinea fowl to rear, l recall my days of rice farming @Achalla, if u head towards a place called nkwo aku betwn 6a.m&6.45a.m u will sight flock of wild guinea fowls on d fields, l caught 2 but they refused domestication!

FarmTech: ..
Yes, we shud thank God. After several illnesses, they're now doing fine in this cool weather. We've also installed 2 fans for them.

lol @ fans, nna men dem dey enjoy o, while nobody send dem okuko igbo!

Hian! nomadic for Lagos? Human beings no see space na cow go see? Abi dem wan graze on top Third Mainland bridge! On a serious note Lagos is not ideal except there are grazing fields at the outskirts of which l even doubt, l may be wrong.

check out http://www.jovanafarm.com/grasscutter.html

l do not own the farm o! l just know lots of people who have learnt under the owner. I will advise you opt for training at their farm.

wahleymanutd: @pavore, did u buy frm iita or nihort?...and pls can u share aw u cultivated dem

l bought it from Nihort's stand at the 2012's Lagos international trade fair that held at tafawa balewa square.

DonaldGenes: Then what are you doing there in Kenya @ Pavore9

bros, na freedom of movement.

DonaldGenes: Pavore9, Are you from Naija

Over Nigeria dey worry me!

Drniyi4u: agbalumo is a song by Seriki!

noted!

Next one go b agbálumó! well her johnny track has been a monster hit here in kenya, con see as children dey sing "am looking for my johnny" Yemi Alade come kenya 2wks ago to shoot video, con see as she dey form serious ajebo durin an interview on TV!

hmm...they would do anything to have political positions but nothing to serve the people, all these wranglings is a fight to be in a position to have a say when the lont is being shared!

Two of us get mouth!

true talk.

l bought a packet of spinach seeds for N100 and a packet of ewedu seeds for N50 from them and was advised on its cultivation by their experts and it yielded very good harvest though for personal consumption.

This is where National Institute of horticulture lbadan should come in and do their statutory duty of informing Nigerians via television on best farming practices, l suggested this at their stand at the 2012 Lagos International trade fair!