I want to buy large volume of materials for my farm irrigation setup. I need information on the best market to visit to get used products.

I'm seeking to buy :

Three 5.5 Hp Mud Pump

500/600 Meters Hose


Can anyone recommend the best market to visit for imported first grade quality user materials?


Lagos only please

We can help you with the set up of the irrigation system

Chayeiagromanag:
We can help you with the set up of the irrigation system

A drip of 30cm spacing with setup for an acre is how much??

Nezzjnr:

A drip of 30cm spacing with setup for an acre is how much??

300,000. All left over materials will be given back to you

Nezzjnr:

A drip of 30cm spacing with setup for an acre is how much??

300,000. All left over materials will be given back to you. You can contact us on 08158767756

BluDesk:
I want to buy large volume of materials for my farm irrigation setup. I need information on the best market to visit to get used products.

I'm seeking to buy :

Three 5.5 Hp Mud Pump

500/600 Meters Hose


Can anyone recommend the best market to visit for imported first grade quality user materials?


Lagos only please

your number

Nezzjnr:

A drip of 30cm spacing with setup for an acre is how much??

Please, I am curious ....why 30cm? I keep reading 30cm here and there. Even for tomatoes. Why 30cm? I still do not understand why people choose 30cm. Why? Maybe I am missing something.

Attit:

Please, I am curious ....why 30cm? I keep reading 30cm here and there. Even for tomatoes. Why 30cm? I still do not understand why people choose 30cm. Why? Maybe I am missing something.

That's the standard spacing For Cukes.. Tomatoes is 40cm

So people buy drip tapes with 30cm to follow suit

Nezzjnr:

That's the standard spacing For Cukes.. Tomatoes is 40cm

So people buy drip tapes with 30cm to follow suit

How is 30cm the standard for cucumber? I am confused here. And how is 40cm automatically the standard for tomatoes when most farmers have realised 50cm and above is the game after heavy awareness that overpopulation is what is killing naive farmers. I see East West promoting 50cm heavily these days and one single row instead of 30cm and double rows for their determinate varieties. And people are getting it right. What if the varieties are the more robust than the ones East West has presently? That was my sermon many years back when the ex champs here used to put three or four rows on a bed because they were new into the mulching game, and they were managing cash. Lol.

I'm not saying 30cm cannot be used for cukes, but you can never see me use 30cm on my personal farm. Never and Never. I promote 50cm+ for tomatoes cos of the variety I use.

I think importers' default is 30cm, and thank God I was able to break the ritual of that 0.2mm very thin drip. Even, I know many are recycled materials and they dont even make it up to 0.2mm. Many are 0.1mm or 0.15mm, but trust chinese manufacturers and their Nigerian partners in crime who put 0.2mm on them.

Anyway, if it works for you, nice. But maybe you try 40cm or 50cm with cucumber, take your time and prune very well, fertigate properly and perhaps you will testify to higher yield than 30cm. You may give it a trial.

Attit:

How is 30cm the standard for cucumber? I am confused here. And how is 40cm automatically the standard for tomatoes when most farmers have realised 50cm and above is the game after heavy awareness that overpopulation is what is killing naive farmers. I see East West promoting 50cm heavily these days and one single row instead of 30cm and double rows for their determinate varieties. And people are getting it right. What if the varieties are the more robust than the ones East West has presently? That was my sermon many years back when the ex champs here used to put three or four rows on a bed because they were new into the mulching game, and they were managing cash. Lol.

I'm not saying 30cm cannot be used for cukes, but you can never see me use 30cm on my personal farm. Never and Never. I promote 50cm+ for tomatoes cos of the variety I use.

I think importers' default is 30cm, and thank God I was able to break the ritual of that 0.2mm very thin drip. Even, I know many are recycled materials and they dont even make it up to 0.2mm. Many are 0.1mm or 0.15mm, but trust chinese manufacturers and their Nigerian partners in crime who put 0.2mm on them.

Anyway, if it works for you, nice. But maybe you try 40cm or 50cm with cucumber, take your time and prune very well, fertigate properly and perhaps you will testify to higher yield than 30cm. You may give it a trial.

Okay sir
Thanks

Attit:

How is 30cm the standard for cucumber? I am confused here. And how is 40cm automatically the standard for tomatoes when most farmers have realised 50cm and above is the game after heavy awareness that overpopulation is what is killing naive farmers. I see East West promoting 50cm heavily these days and one single row instead of 30cm and double rows for their determinate varieties. And people are getting it right. What if the varieties are the more robust than the ones East West has presently? That was my sermon many years back when the ex champs here used to put three or four rows on a bed because they were new into the mulching game, and they were managing cash. Lol.

I'm not saying 30cm cannot be used for cukes, but you can never see me use 30cm on my personal farm. Never and Never. I promote 50cm+ for tomatoes cos of the variety I use.

I think importers' default is 30cm, and thank God I was able to break the ritual of that 0.2mm very thin drip. Even, I know many are recycled materials and they dont even make it up to 0.2mm. Many are 0.1mm or 0.15mm, but trust chinese manufacturers and their Nigerian partners in crime who put 0.2mm on them.

Anyway, if it works for you, nice. But maybe you try 40cm or 50cm with cucumber, take your time and prune very well, fertigate properly and perhaps you will testify to higher yield than 30cm. You may give it a trial.

hmm...I will have to try this 40 or 50cm too for my cukes

Attit:

How is 30cm the standard for cucumber? I am confused here. And how is 40cm automatically the standard for tomatoes when most farmers have realised 50cm and above is the game after heavy awareness that overpopulation is what is killing naive farmers. I see East West promoting 50cm heavily these days and one single row instead of 30cm and double rows for their determinate varieties. And people are getting it right. What if the varieties are the more robust than the ones East West has presently? That was my sermon many years back when the ex champs here used to put three or four rows on a bed because they were new into the mulching game, and they were managing cash. Lol.

I'm not saying 30cm cannot be used for cukes, but you can never see me use 30cm on my personal farm. Never and Never. I promote 50cm+ for tomatoes cos of the variety I use.

I think importers' default is 30cm, and thank God I was able to break the ritual of that 0.2mm very thin drip. Even, I know many are recycled materials and they dont even make it up to 0.2mm. Many are 0.1mm or 0.15mm, but trust chinese manufacturers and their Nigerian partners in crime who put 0.2mm on them.

Anyway, if it works for you, nice. But maybe you try 40cm or 50cm with cucumber, take your time and prune very well, fertigate properly and perhaps you will testify to higher yield than 30cm. You may give it a trial.

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