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Re: One Million From My Dry Season Tomato Farm by Simfglobal(op): 11:18am On Dec 01, 2022
OluchiDelly:
op take this very serious. separate the 2 well just in case, make opv no go put sand sand inside your hybrid.
Thanks sirm noted
Re: One Million From My Dry Season Tomato Farm by Babakolanut(m): 6:45am On Jan 17, 2023
What is the situation report on the established farmland?would visit for partnership soon,pls update me on whatsapp +2349034612092 or unclemoringa@gmail.com
Re: One Million From My Dry Season Tomato Farm by Simfglobal(op): 11:28am On Jan 17, 2023
Babakolanut:
What is the situation report on the established farmland?would visit for partnership soon,pls update me on whatsapp +2349034612092 or unclemoringa@gmail.com
I will chat you up on whatsapp.

We paused a bit in our project to:
1. ensure we establish as many market channels for our produce when harvest commences.

2. avoid harvesting and selling when there is glut which is from January to march. Currently a crate of tomatoes is now 3k - 4k Big hausa basket of about 60kg is now less than 10k in Ibadan. Though it's still profitable a little for those who can manage their farms well.

3. Get workers as we are still very short of workers for this project considering the area of land and the types of crops we want to cultivate.
Re: One Million From My Dry Season Tomato Farm by HUMANIIST(m): 11:36am On Jan 17, 2023
we are following
Re: One Million From My Dry Season Tomato Farm by Simfglobal(op): 11:46am On Jan 17, 2023
When it comes to farm workers, I learnt by experience and it was very costly.

I hope someone will learn from my experience below.

Last year dry season, after spending heavily on Borehole and irrigation equipment, I decided to start with a plot before expanding.

I didn't have access to permanent workers so I gave the work to a nearby togo guy to make bed for me.

Firstly, he was questioning why I want to make bed, what I want to plant and other nonsense questions. I had a plan and time to carry out each task.

I gave him half of his money he promised to start, so I prepared my nursery tray for cucumber and tomato.

He did only two rows of bed and nothing more. I expressed my anger and told him I work with time. I had to lay my drip and transplant the few cucumbers the bed can accommodate.

Meanwhile, he challenged my usage of seed tray too, that I'm wasting money. That he can teach me to plant cucumber.
A month later, He didn't do anything than those two rows.

I lost the all the seedlings in the seed tray which amounts to thousands and I couldn't earn a dime from the cultivation because I ended eating the two rows with my family.

I tried to get workers especially permanent ones but I don't get so I used the land to cultivate maize and later planted pepper and tomatoes around June.

Meanwhile, I have other farms which are mainly cassava farms.

I will drop my pen here
Re: One Million From My Dry Season Tomato Farm by Antibettings: 7:51pm On Jan 17, 2023
Simfglobal:
When it comes to farm workers, I learnt by experience and it was very costly.

I hope someone will learn from my experience below.

Last year dry season, after spending heavily on Borehole and irrigation equipment, I decided to start with a plot before expanding.

I didn't have access to permanent workers so I gave the work to a nearby togo guy to make bed for me.

Firstly, he was questioning why I want to make bed, what I want to plant and other nonsense questions. I had a plan and time to carry out each task.

I gave him half of his money he promised to start, so I prepared my nursery tray for cucumber and tomato.

He did only two rows of bed and nothing more. I expressed my anger and told him I work with time. I had to lay my drip and transplant the few cucumbers the bed can accommodate.

Meanwhile, he challenged my usage of seed tray too, that I'm wasting money. That he can teach me to plant cucumber.
A month later, He didn't do anything than those two rows.

I lost the all the seedlings in the seed tray which amounts to thousands and I couldn't earn a dime from the cultivation because I ended eating the two rows with my family.

I tried to get workers especially permanent ones but I don't get so I used the land to cultivate maize and later planted pepper and tomatoes around June.

Meanwhile, I have other farms which are mainly cassava farms.

I will drop my pen here
I can relate! Those Togo are dubious
My own worker is a drunkard and can't take emergency deciton unless he reach out to me ! ( I lost my 3 acres of maize to rodent attack due to his stupidity)

I'm planning of ordering some drip irrigation materials from AliExpress since I can't get around here in osun

My farm is at isero. Ola oluwa local government
Re: One Million From My Dry Season Tomato Farm by Antibettings: 7:55pm On Jan 17, 2023
I found this wild date tree on my farm too

Re: One Million From My Dry Season Tomato Farm by Simfglobal(op): 2:56am On Jan 18, 2023
Antibettings:
I can relate! Those Togo are dubious
My own worker is a drunkard and can't take emergency deciton unless he reach out to me ! ( I lost my 3 acres of maize to rodent attack due to his stupidity)

I'm planning of ordering some drip irrigation materials from AliExpress since I can't get around here in osun

My farm is at isero. Ola oluwa local government
I have some drip materials for sale and can guide you to get the ones I don't have at a good price in Ibadan. You can easily get any irrigation materials here.

How can I reach you?
Re: One Million From My Dry Season Tomato Farm by quadraheem(m): 4:59am On Jan 18, 2023
Thanks op, can the ministry help to dig a bore hole in Abeokuta also?

Simfglobal:
Thanks I appreciate

The first Borehole was sunk by ministry of water resources at Secretariat Ibadan.
Cost of survey is 15,000
Drilling and installation 700,000
Depth is 100m

Second Borehole was done by a private company (indians)
Survey....25,000
Cost of drilling and installation 1.2million

Depth: 160m
Re: One Million From My Dry Season Tomato Farm by Simfglobal(op): 9:56am On Jan 18, 2023
quadraheem:
Thanks op, can the ministry help to dig a bore hole in Abeokuta also?
Yes you can but you should have such facility available in Ogun state ministry of works too
Re: One Million From My Dry Season Tomato Farm by Antibettings:
Simfglobal:
I have some drip materials for sale and can guide you to get the ones I don't have at a good price in Ibadan. You can easily get any irrigation materials here.

How can I reach you?
That's great,
Thanks so much sir
Re: One Million From My Dry Season Tomato Farm by Simfglobal(op): 3:20pm On Feb 20, 2023
All vegetables farmers must be very calculative. It's very easy to produce at times but if you plant at the wrong time, you will loose your profit or gain very little for your efforts.

I delayed my project mainly because of market issues and some other things that cannot be overlooked.

With the money problem, tomato is now very cheap. A big 60kg hausa basket of tomatoes sell for as low as 3000 in shasha market in Ibadan. Best average price is 5000 per 60kg basket.

I've done my nursery now and planting only 5000 seedlings (pepper and tomatoes combined).

I should transplant by March 15 or so.
Re: One Million From My Dry Season Tomato Farm by Simfglobal(op): 3:25pm On Feb 20, 2023
Meanwhile, I have full irrigation materials for two plots of land. Drip tape, layflat and other accessories. All are brand new.
Reach me on 0 9 0 7 1 4 1 7 2 2 5
Re: One Million From My Dry Season Tomato Farm by Simfglobal(op): 6:35pm On Mar 12, 2023
I'm back my people. My tomatoes are ready for transplanting. I TransPlanting by batch, 1000 seedling shall be transplanted next week by God's grace under drip irrigation.

Below are pictures from Farm
Re: One Million From My Dry Season Tomato Farm by Simfglobal(op): 9:23pm On Mar 13, 2023
Having issues uploading pictures. I think the pictures sizes are too large, about 7mb per picture
Re: One Million From My Dry Season Tomato Farm by Simfglobal(op): 9:30pm On Mar 13, 2023
I've resized the pictures now.

Transplanting tomorrow by God's grace.

Re: One Million From My Dry Season Tomato Farm by Aquadude16: 5:21am On Mar 14, 2023
Simfglobal:
I've resized the pictures now.

Transplanting tomorrow by God's grace.
Weldone sir.
Wont you be using drip? Because the rain isn't consistent yet
Re: One Million From My Dry Season Tomato Farm by Simfglobal(op): 12:01pm On Mar 14, 2023
Aquadude16:
Weldone sir.
Wont you be using drip? Because the rain isn't consistent yet
I'm laying drip this afternoon, then transplant by evening
Re: One Million From My Dry Season Tomato Farm by Aquadude16: 7:09pm On Mar 14, 2023
Simfglobal:
I'm laying drip this afternoon, then transplant by evening
Weldone sir
Re: One Million From My Dry Season Tomato Farm by Simfglobal(op): 11:25am On Jul 04, 2023
It's been a while my people.

I will be sharing my experience so far and upload a lot of pictures.

There is a massive difference between opv and hybrid.

It's going to be loaded
Re: One Million From My Dry Season Tomato Farm by pathology(m): 9:17pm On Jul 05, 2023
Well done op, it's good u have seen the difference wt korokoro eye, kindly update us. God will bless our hustle. Amin

Simfglobal:
It's been a while my people.

I will be sharing my experience so far and upload a lot of pictures.

There is a massive difference between opv and hybrid.

It's going to be loaded
Re: One Million From My Dry Season Tomato Farm by johnnyblaze424: 5:40pm On Aug 15, 2023
any update boss
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