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Why is my mention been deleted.. pls can somebody explain to me without quoting me cos it will be deleted again

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Obinnazy

Alusiizizi:
I suppose that's a reasonable expectation, but at the same time, it shouldn't be terribly difficult for one to plan towards such a goal. Even if the modern machinery to process the raw product is not available surely it shouldn't be impossible to improvise. Afterall, all that one requires to make akamu is a grinder, and that's but one example.

How are you going to market the "Akamu"?because at that stage, it becomes perishable.
Vertical integration is only for folks with serious cash flow.

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Obinnazy

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This maize farm no get pictures?
We need to know how the farm is progressing

saysoo:
This maize farm no get pictures?
We need to know how the farm is progressing

Here you go

Sp33i:
Here you go

Still clean and weed-free. You have done a really great job down there. Cheers!

Mickey02:
Still clean and weed-free. You have done a really great job down there. Cheers!

Thanks for the compliment. Much appreciated

Sp33i:
It's 25 days today and the farms are weed free. I hired labour with affordable rates to weed out the little weeds that the herbicides didnt take out. So far, it's an enjoyable journey

So far, less than 2% weeds


Please tell me my fields look clean. I'd appreciate it.

Your field looks great.

I planted corn about 3 weeks ago on a plot of land I own.pls what herbicides do you recommend. Is it too late to apply now that the plants are three weeks old?

Also will it be ok to spray the herbicides along side pesticides? I am seeing army worms and other insects already on the young plants. If so what pesticides will you recommend?

By the way, I have cassava on the farm too.

Sp33i:
Here you go

Impressive, if I may ask, how old is the farm.
It looks good.
Wish you a bountiful harvest.

@OP any updates about your farm. I'd love to hear from you