nobilie:
The agric section happen to be my best section. @Jasper, World1,jethro, kalusam, following you b2b.
Life truely is beautiful wen u are productive.
God bless you.

jasper7:
Just went to check on the job being done by my Labour hands a few minutes ago. it is a disaster!! the beds look like snake tracks, thin, narrow and far for being straight. what happened to following the pegging and model that was given to them

I have no option than to relieve them of their duties, because they are grossly incompetent.

the problem with thin, narrow and curved beds is staking. if the beds are not straight or slightly bent, staking will be a problem. if the the beds are too thin and narrow, I can't plant at both ends, because I have to give a 50cm spacing between each seed.

Now we are back to square one, I have to start searching for new labour.

Kalusam:
The guy did what he had in mind, not what we asked him to do...he didn't follow the specified guidelines!

okych16:
following... and please can cucumber grow anywhere in Nigeria

jasper7:
meeting set tomorrow with the director of pacesetter farm, we want to see if we can hire their tractor for work because this manual labour thing is not looking good at the moment. please, remember us in your prayers

Soloxam:
BEST OF LUCK BOSS...........thumb up.

jasper7:

Thanks my brother, hope we are still meeting on 31st?

jasper7:

yes sir, it can.

jasper7:

Thanks my brother, hope we are still meeting on 31st?

potiglo:
Jaspar...weldone.. The Lord will Bless you beyond what any man can bless you with finacially, I have been follwing your trend from the first one...

please i have been considering starting cucumber farming, somehere in lagos area on an hectare of land...I realy need to talk to you one on one potiglo@gmail.com is my mail can i have your phone numbers

little questions.. to do such farm....land aside the land and the plouring is settled, is settled... like how much can it cost me if i want to do it on a low scale.. cos it is a rented land and beside i am just trying to empower my self by my self ( hope u understand).. but the least land i can rent is 1hectre.. it could be higher... my desire is to get u to monitor the planting and maybe treatment......pls i need

potiglo:
Jaspar...weldone.. The Lord will Bless you beyond what any man can bless you with finacially, I have been follwing your trend from the first one...

please i have been considering starting cucumber farming, somehere in lagos area on an hectare of land...I realy need to talk to you one on one potiglo@gmail.com is my mail can i have your phone numbers

little questions.. to do such farm....land aside the land and the plouring is settled, is settled... like how much can it cost me if i want to do it on a low scale.. cos it is a rented land and beside i am just trying to empower my self by my self ( hope u understand).. but the least land i can rent is 1hectre.. it could be higher... my desire is to get u to monitor the planting and maybe treatment......pls i need

world1:

Guys welldone.
I am blessed knowing you guys keep up the good work.
We killed some bush meat in HPV yesterday I will keep yours.

charly657:

Jasper can you share more light on what is coco peat please.

jasper7:

coco peat is a soil substitute. made out of coconut husks. very high in nutrients. but also expensive, so we use majorly for nursery preparation. not compulsory tho

jasper7:
it has been a great day earlier. we secured the tractor guys to work tomorrow at least for ploughing.. also currently in ibadan. trying to buy the necessary implements.

securi:
Well done our Teacher and Mentor. Pls how much is the tractor owner charging per hectare or what is the agreed term?.
Thanks.

jasper7:

3,000 per acre

jasper7:

3,000 per acre

PapaBrowne:


That cheap?? And you guys were going to pay manual labour 2k per day when they can't even work an Acre in a day!!

Mechanization will solve majority of our agriculture problems.

I attended and Agro Machinery event in Italy last November and to my amazement these machinery are not too expensive.

I wish a group of people can just pull funds together to fix this machinery draught!!

PapaBrowne:


That cheap?? And you guys were going to pay manual labour 2k per day when they can't even work an Acre in a day!!

Mechanization will solve majority of our agriculture problems.

I attended and Agro Machinery event in Italy last November and to my amazement these machinery are not too expensive.

I wish a group of people can just pull funds together to fix this machinery draught!!

Kalusam:
21st of January, we head to Ibadan from Ago Amodu to procure materials necessary to kickstart our project. We were later met with nikashow and his friend Aqua Smith in Ibadan then we headed straight to Ogunkpa Market in Dugbe area. Thanks to Aqua Smith, we were able to get most of the things we wanted from whell barrows, cutlass, pumping machine at factory prices directly at the warehouse. Indeed nikashow sacrificed his time, energy and his fuel to take us around and then we eventually lodged into a hotel, while we waited for the technical person who was bringing in our mulching film and other things. As I lay on the bed, I heard jasper7 making a call: Samantha or Somadina...I and nikashow was confused, where will the technical guy be now(since he is new in Ibadan). Then both jasper7 and nikashow left while I waited, impatient me...had to call minutes later to be sure they are fine. About an hour later, they all came in looking tired. I didn't know that the mulching film was that much and heavy too...until the next day!

Kalusam:
21st of January, we head to Ibadan from Ago Amodu to procure materials necessary to kickstart our project. We were later met with nikashow and his friend Aqua Smith in Ibadan then we headed straight to Ogunkpa Market in Dugbe area. Thanks to Aqua Smith, we were able to get most of the things we wanted from whell barrows, cutlass, pumping machine at factory prices directly at the warehouse. Indeed nikashow sacrificed his time, energy and his fuel to take us around and then we eventually lodged into a hotel, while we waited for the technical person who was bringing in our mulching film and other things. As I lay on the bed, I heard jasper7 making a call: Samantha or Somadina...I and nikashow was confused, where will the technical guy be now(since he is new in Ibadan). Then both jasper7 and nikashow left while I waited, impatient me...had to call minutes later to be sure they are fine. About an hour later, they all came in looking tired. I didn't know that the mulching film was that much and heavy too...until the next day!

Soloxam:
Ogas u people dey Ibadan u can't just flash, ok oooo there is God ooooooo, see u soon..

jasper7:

oga no be like that. I thought they said you are at a project in the north.