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God Bless Farmers, No Agric,No Life.....

dmz1:
Thank you very much brother. I appreciate your goodness and concern.

A kilo of Rhodes grass seeds sells for an equivalent of $13.

Oga pavore9 thank you so much, how much is that in Naira and please may you buy it for me and how do I remit the money to you. once again thank you and good day.

dmz1:
Oga pavore9 thank you so much, how much is that in Naira and please may you buy it for me and how do I remit the money to you. once again thank you and good day.

Black market rate determines the conversion. How many kilos are you looking at buying?

Oga pavore9 I would need like 2kg maximum.

dmz1:
Oga pavore9 I would need like 2kg maximum.

Do you have anyone coming down to Nigeria from Kenya because paying for courier will be high as the cheapest courier is about $50 per kilo. Though l will be on the look out for who may be travelling down as one only has to pay $5 per kilo for the excess luggage.

Pavore9:
Do you have anyone coming down to Nigeria from Kenya because paying for courier will be high as the cheapest courier is about $50 per kilo. Though l will be on the look out for who may be travelling down as one only has to pay $5 per kilo for the excess luggage.

I do not know of anyone like that. I will have to rely on you to send it through any traveler to Nigeria as courier is too expensive. how will the money be sent?

dmz1:
I do not know of anyone like that. I will have to rely on you to send it through any traveler to Nigeria as courier is too expensive. how will the money be sent?

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mimmmms:
Agritropics port harcourt 0806 545 8262 I doubt if dey'll have carrots

Any idea of the price, Would love to get some cucumber seeds for a small scale farm

danzite:
pls ooo I want to start an organic ( sack) farm in port Harcourt on a small (experimental) scale..the price estimates from the seed companies are beyond my budget. I need carrot, tomatoes and cucumba seeds in small quantities. I'll pay for them. 08039472379

Did you get the cucumber seeds? Would love to get little quantities too



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mimmmms:
Cnt really remember but it wasn't up to 2500 naira..got it from plateau state..@pavore9 I need that kinda sack in the video

Hey @mimmms can i get the contact to the seed seller?
Also what ratio did you use for your soil to manure mixture per bag? I'm guessing those are regular cement bags, no?
Thanks.

Pavore9:
The woman is one of real impact's certified trainer and reseller in Nairobi, Kangemi neighbourhood. She is really making good money from the venture.

Oh my God Pavore9 y'all made my day with this and i'm gonna shock you a bit regarding that video.I'm deadly serious ,not kidding .

1) Those folks in the video are my actual relatives i've been to that homestead.

2) That lady ,Mama Kamau,is tentatively due to visit University of Southern Indiana in USA at the invitation of their school of nutrition to teach them urban farming using bags.Funding for her trip is just awaiting approval by the department chairperson.

I'm gonna scan and actually post here some agri-magazine where she's on the cover that she sent to me here in Atlanta,Georgia.

Bifwoli:
Oh my God Pavore9 y'all made my day with this and i'm gonna shock you a bit regarding that video.I'm deadly serious ,not kidding .

1) Those folks in the video are my actual relatives i've been to that homestead.

2) That lady ,Mama Kamau,is tentatively due to visit University of Southern Indiana in USA at the invitation of their school of nutrition to teach them urban farming using bags.Funding for her trip is just awaiting approval by the department chairperson.

I'm gonna scan and actually post here some agri-magazine where she's on the cover that she sent to me here in Atlanta,Georgia.

Relatives?..........This world is really a small place!

From Kangemi to Indiana all because of vertical sack farming...........Her travelling to the U.S is a big up!

cc: lanre2009, that is the woman l got your sacks from!

Pavore9:
Relatives?..........This world is really a small place!

From Kangemi to Indiana all because of vertical sack farming...........Her travelling to the U.S is a big up!

cc: lanre2009, that is the woman l got your sacks from!

Yup they're my relatives ,thats true from kangemi to Evansville,Indiana a trip she never ever envisioned its a wild dream trip for her.

The thing is poor folks here eat unheathy due to lack of supermarkets selling vegies and fruits in poor neighborhoods(especially black neighborhoods)The university saw this sack farming as healthy for such urban junk food addicts to get better nutrition.

Bifwoli:
Yup they're my relatives ,thats true from kangemi to Evansville,Indiana a trip she never ever envisioned its a wild dream trip for her.

The thing is poor folks here eat unheathy due to lack of supermarkets selling vegies and fruits in poor neighborhoods(especially black neighborhoods)The university saw this sack farming as healthy for such urban junk food addicts to get better nutrition.

In life, we don't know who is watching us doing our thing in our little corner!

I am wowed....I am currently working on getting the materials that i will use to replicate the sacks from India as i couldn't get the materials here in Lagos at a reasonable price....I will update you as soon as i have them....Once again thanks for inspiring me.....

Pavore9:
Relatives?..........This world is really a small place!

From Kangemi to Indiana all because of vertical sack farming...........Her travelling to the U.S is a big up!

cc: lanre2009, that is the woman l got your sacks from!

Pavore9:
In life, we don't know who is watching us doing our thing in our little corner!

So i guess you've met her personally,right? If you meet her again ask her about the trip .Me and my wife we're planning a trip to Nairobi this coming Jan and going to see her farm is a must see.(btw ,my spouse is Igbo-American -her family is from Nkanu west ,Enugu)

lanre2009:
I am wowed....I am currently working on getting the materials that i will use to replicate the sacks from India as i couldn't get the materials here in Lagos at a reasonable price....I will update you as soon as i have them....Once again thanks for inspiring me.....

Looking forward to your update.

Bifwoli:
So i guess you've met her personally,right? If you meet her again ask her about the trip .Me and my wife we're planning a trip to Nairobi this coming Jan and going to see her farm is a must see.(btw ,my spouse is Igbo-American -her family is from Nkanu west ,Enugu)

Did you travel down to Enugu for the traditional wedding or you paid her bride price there in the U.S?

Pavore9:
Did you travel down to Enugu for the traditional wedding or you paid her bride price there in the U.S?

Dollar bride price na something else, he better negotiate in naira.

rabzy:
Dollar bride price na something else, he better negotiate in naira.

He is Kenyan, so Naira is out of the talk!

Pavore9:
He is Kenyan, so Naira is out of the talk!

Are you Kenyan?

hahn:
Are you Kenyan?

Born and raised in Lagos.......Green passport holder!

Pavore9:
Born and raised in Lagos.......Green passport holder!

Ok. You have really inspired me with this "sack farming" thing o. I have done some research and seen some youtube videos and Kenyans are really leading the way with it.

Do you know how one can get training here in Nigeria?

hahn:
Ok. You have really inspired me with this "sack farming" thing o. I have done some research and seen some youtube videos and Kenyans are really leading the way with it.

Do you know how one can get training here in Nigeria?

There are many Nairalanders who are already into it, some even created threads of their sack farms. Get in touch with them for farm visits..

Pavore9:
There are many Nairalanders who are already into it, some even created threads of their sack farms. Get in touch with them for farm visits..

Great idea!

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oga pavore9 please how our where can I get these sacks? also may you get the seed of Rhodes grass that is used in grazing goat for me over there in Kenya?

Can anyone please help me with the dimensions of the bag?

If you need different varieties of sacks for your agricultural produce, packaging and what a view, feel free to contact Fatoki on08037397932. We have different sizes of sacks which include 25kg, 20kg, 100kg, 300kg and 500kg. We sell at prices you cannot get anywhere else.

Wow

Pavore9:
The woman is one of real impact's certified trainer and reseller in Nairobi, Kangemi neighbourhood. She is really making good money from the venture.

AWesome