While I admire your courage to go into farming against societal norm, I must admit I don't see myself doing this.

Nice one.
I'm will join trend soon.

Make them do ripe make we chop am joor....

What Procedures/processes Do You Utilise For Seed Treatment?

Did You Plant In Nursery First Or Planted Directly On Field?

How Many Plots/acre Did You Plant.

Lukmann1:
wow, i wished to be liked you very soon. This is ecourage me i must said.

Bros, how many times do i call you... please leave english alone, just go ahead with yoruba, even our igbo brother and sisters understand that better than your colonized english

Cool

Wow this is really great!! God bless your hustle my man!!

Excellent! Do you have a readily available market? Tomato is perishable with a pretty short shelf life. How about planting it vertically using sticks as support? What's the cost breakdown from sowing to harvest, including labour? How do you source your seeds?
Please enlighten us.

Standing5:
While I admire your courage to go into farming against societal norm, I must admit I don't see myself doing this.

lazy ass!

Considering that you've succeeded and driven out tomato ebola, will you be kind enough to itemize steps you took and what you did differently this time around

MANGAM:
I created this thread sometimes ago to seek suggestions from NL and I decided to put all I got from this forum into practice. My present tomatoe farm is a sight to behold. Harvest will commence by next wk.

The first thread-https://www.nairaland.com/3090635/photos-tuta-absoluta-tomatoe-ebola

Photos from my present farm.

How do you weed at the farm without the tomato dieing?

Nice one Op, have always wanted to do same, but unfortunately i no longer live in a compound that has land space, i was constrained when i formally lived in the North by Alimonjiris because they usally jump into the house and clear my backyard, even the weed/grasses were never speared.

Anyways have been using Google to learn and research on how to use buckets or sacks, please any advise from you ?

Itzurboi:
Bros, how many times do i call you... please leave english alone, just go ahead with yoruba, even our igbo brother and sisters understand that better than your colonized english

d guy has bin murdering english since..hs comments ar always full of blunder..my guy switch to ur mother tongue biko..b4 u kill us here

Itzurboi:
Bros, how many times do i call you... please leave english alone, just go ahead with yoruba, even our igbo brother and sisters understand that better than your colonized english

OMG hahahaha

Wow, this really encourage me I also want to be a farmer.

kudos to you, bro MANGAM

Itzurboi:
Bros, how many times do i call you... please leave english alone, just go ahead with yoruba, even our igbo brother and sisters understand that better than your colonized english

hahahahahahaha

murphyibiam15:
lazy ass!

The world doesn't start and end with tomato or farming.

Itzurboi:
Bros, how many times do i call you... please leave english alone, just go ahead with yoruba, even our igbo brother and sisters understand that better than your colonized english

Op, allow him have fun, he's better now and am sure if he didn't relent, he will sure improve... Huummmm. Please bear with him, thanks for the understanding.

weldone

Check my profile for acres of farm lands for sale in Ogun state.

Redoil:
Oil economy is going down agriculture is the next phase

Buhari doesn't seem to know or agree with that, hence his fruitless and aimles search for oil in the north. I pray he never finds a drop of oil.

wordproof:
Nice!..what matters in farming is the kind of seed you plant, lest u work like elephant n reap like ant!

However, one need to be careful of some genetically modified seedlings and it's side effects.

What are the side effects of GM seeds?

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ExInferis:


What are the side effects of GM seeds?

Please don't even consider it. Check the internet for further info.

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Ijaya123:


Please don't even consider it. Check the internet for further info.

Pls don't buy into the mass hysteria. Absolutely nothing wrong with GM foods. Even the FDA has ok'd it.

Besides the Internet is not always an authoritative source of info. You can find evidence of aliens on the Internet.

MANGAM:
I created this thread sometimes ago to seek suggestions from NL and I decided to put all I got from this forum into practice. My present tomatoe farm is a sight to behold. Harvest will commence by next wk.

The first thread-https://www.nairaland.com/3090635/photos-tuta-absoluta-tomatoe-ebola

Photos from my present farm.

please send me your no, would like to speak with u extensively on farming business

tabontabon:
What Procedures/processes Do You Utilise For Seed Treatment?


Did You Plant In Nursery First Or Planted Directly On Field?


How Many Plots/acre Did YouPlant.

OP please respond to this and the financial projection if possible.

tabontabon:
What Procedures/processes Do You Utilise For Seed Treatment?


Did You Plant In Nursery First Or Planted Directly On Field?


How Many Plots/acre Did YouPlant.

OP please respond to this and the financial projection if possible.

ExInferis:


Pls don't buy into the mass hysteria. Absolutely nothing wrong with GM foods. Even the FDA has ok'd it.

Besides the Internet is not always an authoritative source of info. You can find evidence of aliens on the Internet.

My friend. Genetically modified foods are very dangerous to the health. it is being banned in Germany and some other european countries are following suit.

Dont be deceived by the appeasing talks. even in the us when you go to the super mart, it must be stated if a food is GM or not for the buyers to make their decision. Also you need to understand that GM in the food industry would allow sentimental greed set in like the disastrous effect it had in india. most countries are restricting GM crops to non edible crops like cotton and rubber.