bigdot1759:
u don't need any educated expert. all this can be learnt in one week if u take it serious or as a business full detailed can be done via YouTube. who educated our forefathers in 12th, 13th, to 19th century

Injiggerwolf:
on point

just like FUTA CSP 210

Injiggerwolf:
on point

just like FUTA CSP 210

Injiggerwolf:
on point
just like FUTA CSP 210

bigdot1759:
u don't need any educated expert. all this can be learnt in one week if u take it serious or as a business full detailed can be done via YouTube. who educated our forefathers in 12th, 13th, to 19th century

rabzy:


do you know how many times our forefathers faced famine and extinction. do you know many of the crops our forefathers planted have been breeded out for new improved varieties due to so many problems. The countries that are excelling in agriculture are doing it the way their forefathers did it. All the countries that are stuck with their forefather methods are struggling. our forefathers did their bits and their time has passed, new times, new seasons new methods. Abi you still dey live for forefather houses and wearing 12th clothes.

Tumikate97:
I rep FUOYE! Thumbs Up Great FUOYEITES!

semaj23:

The abstract and physical aspect can be learnt in months but the science behind it will take longer than just months.
What I mean is this... The planting, weeding, harvesting and other basic farm yard practice can be learned in months but it will take more of practice, reading and field experiments to be able to control pest and diseases, take decisions with tangible reasons and perform excellently as a farmer hence the reason why we spend 5 years studying in university.
However the basics can be learnt in months but in case you are face with a new threat on your farm or an unfamiliar situation you will need the help of an educated expert.

Larryupsy:


Another way you guys do get it all wrong. Nonetheless, I would still refrain from heaping blames. The thought that Agriculture is all about the basics learnt while in secondary school, or perhaps being all about what we see a lay man do must have been instrumental to our stance. However, if you must know, if not for some of these would-be professional guys toiling now, these are the probable things you will be facing by now.
1. In bid to drive commercialization, some plants would have developed resistance to some of these herbicides, land fertility, degradation and lots would have been in full force, some pest must have become resistant and continue to wreck havoc to crops on fields, yield and performance of crops must have turn out incredibly low amidst others.The implication is not far-fetched. Some of these guys, will turn out to work as Plant toxicologists, Crop protectionists, soil fertility experts, Plant breeders, etc. All usually groomed basically as Agronomist to address these. Guess you should start seeing reasons for spending 5 years now
2. To ensure all these are sustainably done and achieve the end target, some folks needs to be trained to understand all these nitty gritty and also be trained to deliver same to the industry. They are usually trained as an Agricultural Extensional. You will again agree with me the need to spend those years.
3. More importantly, some folks must work to ensure the right human-oriented policies are formulated to ensure its sustainability and more importantly having the right imlact on economy and developments . Of course if it contributes nothing to human, it can as well be deemed useless. They need also to spend years to understand the basics to have these done.

wickyyolo:


Then, You need to marry a village girl .

Niyinficient:
Ikole-Ekiti....robbed of the main campus by someone they jointly elected.....smh

itzgbengene:



Wanna elaborate??