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My Coconut Farm Experience - Agriculture (9) - Nairaland

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Re: My Coconut Farm Experience by umuna(op): 12:40pm On Aug 22, 2025
FarmTech:
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2yrs and it is very far from fruiting. Why not buy hybrid ?
they are hybrid and I am expecting them start producing by 4 years time.
Re: My Coconut Farm Experience by umuna(op): 8:43am On Oct 24, 2025
I travelled resently and I took pictures of some hybrid coconuts I saw in my community.

Re: My Coconut Farm Experience by umuna(op): 7:16am On Oct 28, 2025
Please watch one of my trial coconut planted in February 2022 and it has started bringing flowers (copra) in October 2025. Also, see attached pictures for reference and check threads for confirmation. If you like what we are doing, please follow us and subscribe to our YouTube channel. God bless you!


https://youtube.com/shorts/fD_TrNIkSYY?si=V6IF0VCCaWVahcuJ

Re: My Coconut Farm Experience by umuna(op): 1:20pm On Nov 24, 2025
This is what you will do if you don't want your dwarf coconuts to grow taller, that you can't reach them again. Please see the video below and follow us on YouTube.

https://youtube.com/shorts/fNbQL1cpyOE?si=u6w_Ze6BeuaqchfG
Re: My Coconut Farm Experience by Tsuccesssquare: 9:39am On Jan 09
[quote author=umuna post=133658839][/quote]I co-ask this. Interested as am also considering buying land at Ogun state for farming purpose.

But then, saw someone comment here that you can’t have a successful small scale farm except you are directly engaged and physically involved. My plan is to outsource all physical effort and visit occasionally - particularly given that plantain, banana and Coconut does not require attention daily.
Re: My Coconut Farm Experience by umuna(op): 8:21pm On Jan 10
Tsuccesssquare:
I co-ask this. Interested as am also considering buying land at Ogun state for farming purpose.

But then, saw someone comment here that you can’t have a successful small scale farm except you are directly engaged and physically involved. My plan is to outsource all physical effort and visit occasionally - particularly given that plantain, banana and Coconut does not require attention daily.
Yes you can do that by employing workers and paying for their housing and food. But once the plantain/ bananas starts producing and ready for harvest, you will need to be visiting your farm every 3 weeks to avoid story that touches.
Re: My Coconut Farm Experience by SEYIDEX: 10:28pm On Jan 11
Can i get such suckers for you?

umuna:
Yes I do have them, but not in large quantities. I get you 30 suckers whenever you are ready. Also during fruiting at first, they might produce only one bunch, but subsequently, it will start producing double because by then, more suckers are at the mother base.
Re: My Coconut Farm Experience by umuna(op): 11:33am On Jan 12
SEYIDEX:
Can i get such suckers for you?
I can't understand you please.
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