₦airaland Forum

Ex0rrcist:
You made me remember this fruit today, took it like 15 years ago. I can't even remember much about it. Didn't know it still existed.

Is pretty much in our farm
Glad I made you remember great memories

Ex0rrcist:
Omo, I didn't know there are rice plantation in the SE too, chai this country is too blessed. We just have poor leaders

A lot of rice farmers in Abia state but I think Ebonyi is is number one in rice farming this side they operate large farm

Mariangeles:
You grow rice in Abia state? Wow!

After processing, are some of the rice sold or they're only for household consumption?

They're sold and also for consumption too
If am able to get the picture of a processed one tomorrow I will show you they're very clean and neat

Mariangeles:
What a name.

I wish I could get the seedlings to plant.🌱

I don't think it works like that, the seed might die, you just have to cut one of the branches and plant it in the rainy season it will start growing

gammarays:
This is called plum nah

Let me guess the location. Somewhere within Ebonyi and Abia

I believe plum is very big like mangoes but this one is small

JAPAHTML:
I don't think it works like that, the seed might die, you just have to cut one of the branches and plant it in the rainy season it will start growing

Oh! Is that so?

JAPAHTML:
They're sold and also for consumption too
If am able to get the picture of a processed one tomorrow I will show you they're very clean and neat

That'll be nice.

JAPAHTML:
Hi Nairalanders,
‎I visited my parents in the village a few weeks ago and it was honestly refreshing. Fresh air, calm surroundings, and absolutely no noise pollution. Just peace.
‎My parents are farmers. They don’t run a large commercial operation, but it’s definitely more than just subsistence farming.
‎
‎They cultivate cassava, Rice and yam, and my dad also owns a sizeable palm tree plantation.
‎
I always like visiting home because I genuinely love the environment and the simple lifestyle. There’s something about the village that just resets your mind, everything is fresh, The air, food literally everything
‎
‎
‎During this visit, I took a photo of my dad’s yam barn and other photos too and decided to share it with the Nairaland family. This is the traditional method our forefathers used to preserve yam after harvest, keeping it safe and fresh until the next planting season.
‎
‎Scroll and Enjoy
‎

Whoa. I’m proud of your parents. Where is the location of the farm?

JAPAHTML:
Hi Nairalanders,
‎I visited my parents in the village a few weeks ago and it was honestly refreshing. Fresh air, calm surroundings, and absolutely no noise pollution. Just peace.
‎My parents are farmers. They don’t run a large commercial operation, but it’s definitely more than just subsistence farming.
‎
‎They cultivate cassava, Rice and yam, and my dad also owns a sizeable palm tree plantation.
‎
I always like visiting home because I genuinely love the environment and the simple lifestyle. There’s something about the village that just resets your mind, everything is fresh, The air, food literally everything
‎
‎
‎During this visit, I took a photo of my dad’s yam barn and other photos too and decided to share it with the Nairaland family. This is the traditional method our forefathers used to preserve yam after harvest, keeping it safe and fresh until the next planting season.
‎
‎Scroll and Enjoy
‎

I like the way you're proud of your parents and what they do.

Keep it up

May God bless you and your family

Thank God Fulani never discover this side

JAPAHTML:
The rice farm

Globad:
I like the way you're proud of your parents and what they do.

Keep it up

May God bless you and your family

Thank you 🙏

thomas2024:
Whoa. I’m proud of your parents. Where is the location of the farm?

Village in Bende LGA Abia state

CHIEFCHICKEN:
Thank God Fulani never discover this side

No we haven't experienced any security challenges here since I was born neither have I heard of such

You know the only security challenge? Petty thieves hahaha though they aren't much

JAPAHTML:
Village in Bende LGA Abia state

That’s good to see. Take care of them for me👌🙏🏻

thomas2024:
That’s good to see. Take care of them for me👌🙏🏻

Thank you, I will

Do you know if there are acres of land for farming available for sale there?

JAPAHTML:
No we haven't experienced any security challenges here since I was born neither have I heard of such

You know the only security challenge? Petty thieves hahaha though they aren't much

Luckysbab:
Do you know if there are acres of land for farming available for sale there?

I don't know about selling but yes there's though it depends on how many acres you want

JAPAHTML:
Even If I dey USA though I will enjoy it but there's something magical about this village which I can't even explain
Home is home

I will keep spending my life both in the city and village
I work remotely so no problem

Country life is underrated. It’s the best life for me. Big boys like Obj moved to Ota with lots of trees, vegetation and nature.

JAPAHTML:
Hi Nairalanders,
‎I visited my parents in the village a few weeks ago and it was honestly refreshing. Fresh air, calm surroundings, and absolutely no noise pollution. Just peace.
‎My parents are farmers. They don’t run a large commercial operation, but it’s definitely more than just subsistence farming.
‎
‎They cultivate cassava, Rice and yam, and my dad also owns a sizeable palm tree plantation.
‎
I always like visiting home because I genuinely love the environment and the simple lifestyle. There’s something about the village that just resets your mind, everything is fresh, The air, food literally everything
‎
‎
‎During this visit, I took a photo of my dad’s yam barn and other photos too and decided to share it with the Nairaland family. This is the traditional method our forefathers used to preserve yam after harvest, keeping it safe and fresh until the next planting season.
‎
‎Scroll and Enjoy
‎

Pls where’s this? Enugu Ezike or Orumba in Anambra state? I know both places have the right soil for rice plantation.

JAPAHTML:
I believe plum is very big like mangoes but this one is small

Bush plum
The flesh slaps but the fruit side is sweet

KosiGee:
Pls where’s this? Enugu Ezike or Orumba in Anambra state? I know both places have the right soil for rice plantation.

This is Abia state Bende LGA to be precise

JAPAHTML:
I don't know about selling but yes there's though it depends on how many acres you want

If not for sale, what will be the arrangement then, for someone who intends to come and farm there?

Nlfpmod, come and see this lovely thread.

Mariangeles:
Nlfpmod, come and see this lovely thread.

Thanks 🙏

JAPAHTML:
Even If I dey USA though I will enjoy it but there's something magical about this village which I can't even explain
Home is home

I will keep spending my life both in the city and village
I work remotely so no problem

Best way to live. I'm telling you

This is what Fulani herdsmen and bandits are denying lots of people in North central from doing.

Oh yes... The Agbekoyas back on the days!

CodeTemplarr:
You remind me of the Agbekoiya movement.

Nice thread...looks like what heaven on Earth would resemble.

JAPAHTML:
Picked up some of this fruit I don't know the name but I like eating them
Very sweet, but if you eat too much your teeth will start shocking you 😁😁 is very acidic

Agbalumo

JAPAHTML:
There about 3 of this structures

Correct!!
Ugiriri

you people are not scared of fulani herds men

JAPAHTML:
Picked up some of this fruit I don't know the name but I like eating them
Very sweet, but if you eat too much your teeth will start shocking you 😁😁 is very acidic

Ugiri