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Irrigation Materials At GiveAway Price



Irrigation Materials At GiveAway Price


All the materials are one month old and were scarely used more than few materials.


One Month old Pumping Machine - 74,000


200 Meters Hose - 76,000 Naira


Water Filter - 2,000 Naira


5.3 Meters Suction Hose - 6,000 Naira





https://www.nairaland.com/8178326/irrigation-materials-giveaway-price

lereinter:
Just asking, how do arabian countries or foreign countries that have very scanty rain feed?

For learning purposes

People should try and locate their farms near rivers, ponds, or streams. They can then get water to irrigate their farms manually or mechanically until the rains return. Or they should consider digging boreholes when buying farmland. The weather can be unpredictable. Cheers.

Create a shed, get a rain water tank where rain falls from the shed into the tank. During dry or drought season, use the rain water tank to wet your plants.

Wizuman:
Lol
Nigerian farmers depend mainly on nature to farm, yet they sell at expensive rates like they use some expensive technology.

No matter what any government does to fix the economy if they don't add price regulation policy , Nigerians will still rubbish their work

And you think it's easy to depend on nature to farm? Why not try and be a farmer for a season. Now tell me, what will be their fate if nature fails to deliver, as it were? Would you or your government pay them compensation for their losses?

Life is not balanced Southerns are crying of drought while we in the north are crying of excessive rainfall. My rice farm was flooded less than a week to harvest.

It's all good here, it's drizzling as I type this...

Teejaney88:
It's all good here, it's drizzling as I type this...

Location

Esude007:
There's drought presently in some states in Nigeria, many farmers are crying because of the seizure of the rain which is affecting their crops.

As a farmer, how are you coping and which measures have you taken?

This is natural na , this is august break na don't expect rain like we had in June july

budaatum:
I don't need to be saying the same thing you said since we don't share one single brain or mind.

Your God may be powerful, but your God does not seem to be at all concerned about Nigeria.

You don't know the mind of God. So you don't have to speak for him. The problem of Nigeria is bad leadership, it is people's oriented not divinely orchestrated. God is not in the habit of doing for men what men can ordinarily do for themselves. So God knows Nigeria but we inflict hardship with bad and inefficient leadership manured by tribal and religious fanatism.

budaatum:
Gods do not exist, so they can't do anything. And its time Nigerians realise that and stop waiting for imaginary gods to do anything for them.

You don't need to convince me. Deal with your believe as I deal with mine. God exists.

Irrigation system is the best in this situation...

Walahi e no funny o

Esude007:
Kwara state today

omor!!!

rainmoredays:
Oga calm down,
.
As farmers, we know about August break. But this particular one don pass August break.
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The last time it rained in Ogun state was June 25th. Confirm if you have anyone residing in Ogun.
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So I ask, is this August break too. No rain in July as a whole, I mean fucking July. This is August 10. No rain still.

Are you kidding me? That one serious o. Damn!

Ever since I lost all my crops to drought during the long August break of 2020, I have decided never to grow any veggies without setting up drip irrigation.

With irrigation you don't worry about irregular rainfall and you eventually sell at a premium price..

I am a farmer, irrigation expert and agribusiness consultant.

Check our Facebook page. Fb.com/AgribusinessCoachOfficial

This is a disheartening experience, i was with some farmers yesterday as they hope for rain and they lament this same issue .. but they blame it on rain not falling...

Raining almost everyday in sokoto, raining as I am typing

budaatum:
Its like the Gods have decided to add to the hunger.

Is it because we are a sinful nation I wonder.

People dey use irrigation anywhere to farm becasue they can actually control it. Why depend on something like rain that you don't have control over?

Esude007:
There's drought presently in some states in Nigeria, many farmers are crying because of the seizure of the rain which is affecting their crops.

As a farmer, how are you coping and which measures have you taken?

Many Nigerians especially those in the South do not know what is really happening, truth is that food inflation will increase by more than 300 percentage next year. Almost 50 percentage of crops in the agricultural areas of North are dying due to the lack of rainfall.

Nigerians should brace up. Even importation of food cannot change the impending hunger.

LOVEGINO:
Steady rainfall for my area.

How many hectares of rice, beans, corn, yam, soyabeans, does your area farm?

laivwire:
They had better open those border gates in good time

You guys are funny, not even open boarder can solve the problem, you think other Africa countries are not experiencing same thing? Do you know that we now export food to other Africa countries?

Zonefree:
Nothing concern us with drought here.

You should pray for rain too. If not, you will eating only plantains for the rest of next year.

It's really sad. Like some villages that are still under frequent attacks by bandits, still experiencing such 😭😭😭

richiemcgold:
I feel for other farmers, but I'm less worried here. The weather is good for the crops I grow.

Haha, don't feel for farmers. Feel for the country. A rice farmers who is s expecting 100 bags of rice but got 50 because of the drought will sell at a higher price than the anticipated price, thereby causing food inflation. The farmer must surely have something to eat. What about the non farmer.

R1234:
I've been wetting manually all day long am tired I've been praying for rain to fall heavily. I just planted beans and melon egusi

That's like a garden. What about a large farm like maize, cassava, yam etc

Redman44:
I had to go and monitor the guard on my site and ensure he waters the fruit crops I planted there. I instructed him to give each plant at least 2-3 medium cups of water daily until the rains resume falling. I went there yesterday and we both watered the fruit crops. There is nothing like rain o. Rain has carbons and other nutrients in it that helps plants grow quickly. Please, try and water plants in your garden daily. God will bring back the rains soon. Amen .

You can't do that on a large farm

sirblend:
It's like the drought is more pronounced in the northern part of the country..

Though through out or in every day of July(Last month) it rained in Lagos though I don't know of every other southern state.

No rain in Osun state since june

MasterJayJay:
If you call yourself a farmer and you don't know about August break, you be olodo.

August break since April? Most of you will just open your month wide and talk on something you know nothing about. Those crops you see there have not seen good rain fall since April/May.

Why didn't farmer complain for many years and just this year. You think the farmer will be affected more? Na you weh go buy their crops for market go suffer am. A bag of rice at 150k loading.

WantsandMore:
Didn’t Nimet warn of drought and flooding this year? Don’t farmers listen to news and use data accordingly.

It's like you have never been to farm before. What should a rice farmer do with the warning? Stop farming?

Rice needs steady rain of 3 months, and then there is no rain, so farmers should not farm?

rainmoredays:
Oga calm down,
.
As farmers, we know about August break. But this particular one don pass August break.
.
The last time it rained in Ogun state was June 25th. Confirm if you have anyone residing in Ogun.
.
So I ask, is this August break too. No rain in July as a whole, I mean fucking July. This is August 10. No rain still.

Don't mind them, next year when prices of food skyrocket, they will sha blame Tinubu at least not farmers.

Saintinoo:
You should pray for rain too. If not, you will eating only plantains for the rest of next year.

You're right sha.

I did my plantation around November last year with irrigation system. Farmers should learn to go towards that path. It's not even that expensive.

Arostar2023:
And you think it's easy to depend on nature to farm? Why not try and be a farmer for a season. Now tell me, what will be their fate if nature fails to deliver, as it were? Would you or your government pay them compensation for their losses?

All the times/years that u don't make losses, does it reflect in the price(s).

Everyone will look for excuses for their greed