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I have potato Vine available in large quantities for giveaway,as in Free.I don't want to trash it

Ade3131:
Yeah... I'm keenly interested in farming. One of my friends is a millionaire now from farming but my gratest pullback has been insecurity.

I kuku don't earn much sef to start with, so why won't I want to venture into farming and I am seriously passionate about anything related to agriculture. I've done poultry on a medium scale and really enjoyed doing it.

But you see this insecurity matter is a serious one to me because I don't have anybody that'll pay ransom for me. That's why I sit back in my comfort zone (Lagos).

I've traveled the length and breath of this country. I have friends in Bida Niger state that's into rice farming and I know Suleja well too down to where Zuma rock is. I don waka ooo. I just pray for peace to return back to Nigeria. They're many people like me that wants to venture into agriculture full-time but wouldn't do so under the current security situations in the country.

I understand your fear sir, definitely,peace will return to Nigeria and we will have our Peaceful coexistence Once again.You don really Waka no be small o, see the way you're mentioning those places with accuracy

Maryam1234:
I have potato Vine available in large quantities for giveaway,as in Free.I don't want to trash it

I need o, but am in kaduna

Maryam1234:
I understand your fear sir, definitely,peace will return to Nigeria and we will have our Peaceful coexistence Once again.You don really Waka no be small o, see the way you're mentioning those places with accuracy

Aside insecurity is the issue of human predators, my sister's farm was was invaded by street thieves to steal her maize and potatoes, thereby rendering her work useless.

Maryam1234:
Thanks for packing your Lamborghini here ma'am God bless you too.You can hi,me on Whatsapp if you're close by, make you too taste out of our bounty harvest

I would have love to but am very far at edo state.
Am so grateful thanks a lot.
Am looking at working with you by next year planting season.

abir:
Aside insecurity is the issue of human predators, my sister's farm was was invaded by street thieves to steal her maize and potatoes, thereby rendering her work useless.

I feel for her,worst of it all is the fact that, those so called street urchins are people that knew her very well.Those local miner's eating our own, won't even acknowledge your presence while working on the farm.As God could have it,the maize dried up spontaneously, some of them started dumping the dry corn after harvesting. They made the harvest easier for us paradoxically

Mjane1:
I would have love to but am very far at edo state.
Am so grateful thanks a lot.
Am looking at working with you by next year planting season.

Oh!! Edo is not far from me,I have truck rider's plying Benin route on a daily but, one of my client in Abuja has pack everything for her livestock.Immediately I posted it on WhatsApp,she sent her Rider.May God make it possible for us to withness the next farming season and beyond Like a shadow if I didn't fade away,I will be here to answer all your query by His Grace

Maryam1234:
Oh!! Edo is not far from me,I have truck rider's plying Benin route on a daily but, one of my client in Abuja has pack everything for her livestock.Immediately I posted it on WhatsApp,she sent her Rider.May God make it possible for us to withness the next farming season and beyond Like a shadow if I didn't fade away,I will be here to answer all your query by His Grace

Thanks

Dear Diary,
A peep into my farm today It pays to be daring, this land would have wasted for nothing.My groundnut and Bambara nut are doing pretty well.I won't be able to harvest groundnut before planting beans this month ending but, there's a way out Note:This is the land our Estate management says no one should farm on it because of security we decided to plant cover crops only,after all it's not corn and millet that grows taller and serves as criminal hideout :-XDespite all the safety measures put in place, when our enemies show face for back of Zuma Rock last month,all occupants run for safety Thomas Hobbs (State Of Nature) comes to mind

This Bambara nut is giving me joy.Its our first time experimenting it. You guys should watch out for my beans,I am still harvesting my maize,rain is not doing us good this few days The rain come change pattern from South to North

Dear Diary,
A peep into my Maize Farm this morning.I was delighted with what I saw, remember we didn't apply any organic fertilizer all the while.This Particular maize is the bomb The One we've been harvesting for the past two weeks na Abstract

Dear Diary,
The incessant rainfall is making it difficult for me to harvest my remaining hecter of maize.We need to prepare that particular area for Beans and this rain is not doing any better.The maize there is giving me Joy and a prospect for a fullfiling farming year already.Abeg make una help us pray make this rain shift to the South small even if it's for just one week biko Meanwhile we're currently shelling our maize,we have a 100kg bag already

Maryam1234:
Dear Diary,
A peep into my Maize Farm this morning.I was delighted with what I saw, remember we didn't apply any organic fertilizer all the while.This Particular maize is the bomb The One we've been harvesting for the past two weeks na Abstract

Well-done sister, can you tell me which inorganic manure did you apply to the farm?

abir:
Well-done sister, can you tell me which inorganic manure did you apply to the farm?

My land na natural manure on it's own sir,so far we don't even know the price of fertilizer abi no be fertilizer them dey call manure for oyibo One Nairaland member knows my land sha 'Jonnic'hope I got the Monika well the Doc couldn't believe his eyes,he meet with my husband on the farm while I was far away in the market doing harka duni'ya but we normally spray selective herbicide intermittently to kill the Grass after that nothing and I normally carry my neighbors children along sometimes on paid labour to do manual weeding.Thanks for being here God bless you

The kind fresh air I normally receive from this location is heavenly just that those Chinese people and there bomb blasting go just make your spirit jump leave your soul at times Yan Duni'ya.Ordinary oyibo them no dey hear na to dey look look person for farm,them come go channel one big Water from there mining site to a smaller tributary,to cross river enter farm na wahala,in fact I'm typing with heavy heart,Odaro

Dear Diary,
I will be harvesting my remaining maize this week because I'm cultivating beans tomorrow The maize wey go come out of that hectar mad o.The way God take dey change small things to big things still marvels me, exactly the kinda maize anticipated is what bear forth.The first time I saw this Big big maize was on my uncle's Farm in Bwari two years ago when I went to help him with the harvest only five cobs don full mudule Don't Tell me it's not going to be good for Pap because I know. It's going to be processed into garin masara all the way Throughout this year I bought maize just once and now e don show again after harvesting and sending some to the village for MIL we go package the rest inside PIC'S bag noni I cannot come and be fighting with beetles, those creatures suck mehn.Saboteurs from the pit of hell Incase you're wondering why I always update my diary at night it's because my day time is mainly spent doing Harkan Duni'ya.Man must gberra inorder to get the dollar Odaro

abir:
I need o, but am in kaduna

Yar'Uwa so for your mind now you're very far from me like seriously,when people wey dey South dey complain of distance you wey dey backyard dey fell among Ahuta gaijiya

Maryam1234:
Dear Diary,
A peep into my Groundnut farm, this morning,we experience a heavy downpour two days after cultivation which halted some from sprouting.It germinated but soil covered it,we can still maximize the affected ridges. Expect a picture of my now grown maize with A Tarcel, remember when hubby was planting it ba

Hello, I want to go into subsistence or small time commercial farming in Abuja, can you help me with that? Can I get your WhatsApp number please.

fredwill1357:
Hello, I want to go into subsistence or small time commercial farming in Abuja, can you help me with that? Can I get your WhatsApp number please.

That will be next farming season Sir, I don't have any one to help me with farmland in Abuja but if you're interested in my location fine, paying for lease is actually done as early as February,that way you will fully maximize the land at the end of the farming year by November.My contact is on my signature.

Dear Diary,
It's been a hectic period but Alhamdulillah, we're currently shelling and sun-drying and the rain is not helping matter at all.The yield was more than expected so I shared 3 bags amongst my neighbors that have plenty family members and it's paying off, make farm work no go kill person we wanted harvesting groundnut today to plant maize on that particular plot but I refused because the work is going to be too overwhelming
Furthermore,our beans has germinated, I actually planted Butter beans on Niger State Soil I can't wait for the outcome.Because you see my Love for Butter beans is divine,I thank the day I introduce Butter beans into my Life and my clients are Butterfield already Count down to November InshaAllah

Maryam1234:
That will be next farming season Sir, I don't have any one to help me with farmland in Abuja but if you're interested in my location fine, paying for lease is actually done as early as February,that way you will fully maximize the land at the end of the farming year by November.My contact is on my signature.

OK, thanks.

Dear Diary,
So today my maize farming season for the year 2022 has come to a conclusion.I harvested everything today, contract it out for shelling while I sundry the one's remaining at home.Its a tiring journey but Alhamdulillah for the strength.Remember Bambara nut and groundnut are still on the farm.Lets talk about Beans Moving forward.God bless you for following up

Farmerakinloye6:
God bless your crop!

Good day farmer Akinloye. Good to.see you on this thread. How far with that cassava farm update

Dear Diary,
And so I finally harvested my groundnut today under duress Oh! You Rodents in human form that didn't allow me to harvest my groundnut at will God is watching you in HD.I intend leaving it till month ending at least let this maize finish drying small, thief say nay I don harvest am come plant beans on the same plot.If all things work out for good I may become a beans seller this Year o The Rain today didn't give us break rara,it was bumper to bumper, plenty of my groundnut are left un-attended to by the road side close to our farm, it's actually that plot in my estate o, hope you remember.From my kitchen window I can sight the farm confortably and they're still thieving, later Estate go bring security bill when ordinary farm is not secured.
On a lighter note,I cook tuwon Masara this evening with my Maize,Yes oh.We are finally there,no more buying of maize till further notice I will take a snapshot of my maize flour tomorrow, it is beautiful and enchanting Good night dear diary, sleep beckons.

I have one mudule each for all my dedicated followers I'm definitely going to dry it this time around unlike Last Year that I ate everything in the blink of an eye I term this year's harvest "bumper subsistence harvest"

Congratulations Ma

nicemom:
Congratulations Ma

Thanks for being here ma'am,God bless you

Maryam1234:
I have one mudule each for all my dedicated followers I'm definitely going to dry it this time around unlike Last Year that I ate everything in the blink of an eye I term this year's harvest "bumper subsistence harvest"

Congratulations
Thanks for the items you sent to us in Benin we are very grateful.

Mjane1:
Congratulations
Thanks for the items you sent to us in Benin we are very grateful.

God bless you for all you do ma'am

I have groundnut leaves for giveaway.Available in Large quantities it can serve as livestock feed.Come with your trucks o! you residents of Abuja and evacuate this nutritious leaves for your mammals FOC We use two days about 10 people to remove the pods If farm work no Kee me this season I go kill am.Remember I am still sun-drying abi na Rain drying my Maize Rain no want let us drink water keep cup but as I'm typing right now I'm very optimistic its going to be a sunny day tomorrow because the moon is bright and transparent.God no go shame us "make I give myself hope small"From my mouth to God's ears,Amin

Dear Diary,
Tonight I want to share my little secret with you Whatever I planted on my farm at the back of Zuma Rock I always replicate it in my garden at home the reason is because I want to be observing what's going on in the farm using the garden as a connecting point We all know beans takes three days to germinate abi?
I didn't get to the farm today but I can categorically tell from home the rate of maturity of my beans on the farm Check the picture below as taken from my garden this evening,I planted this beans same day I plant the ones on the farm.
Good night beloved diary, sleep beckons

The Experimental beans at the garden.This is a replica of what's on the farm