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Merry Christmas all.

@Jidestroud , can I av Ur WhatsApp contact

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@Jidestroud , can I av Ur WhatsApp contact

Sent a mail across

Compliments of the season to all.

Wow, 2018 is finally drawing the curtain on us. It was indeed a busy and groundbreaking year for me I must confess, I had the best of time in my agricultural exploration, ranging from my;

1. 1 hectare farm
2. My goat farm
3. My backyard garden.

It was all a success (well, except for that cucumber saga).

Nevertheless, as the year leaves me just two days before calling it quit, I intend doing a quick land preparation on my garden (where it all started). I would be clearing the land and pouring manure all over in preparation for my next planting season. (Ofcos, tomatoes never misses my list . )

jidestroud:
Compliments of the season to all.

Wow, 2018 is finally drawing the curtain on us. It was indeed a busy and groundbreaking year for me I must confess, I had the best of time in my agricultural exploration, ranging from my;

1. 1 hectare farm
2. My goat farm
3. My backyard garden.

It was all a success (well, except for that cucumber saga).

Sir what challenge did you encounter in your cucumber farm

Idemujoseph:
Sir what challenge did you encounter in your cucumber farm

It wasn't much of a of problem though. But, growing cucumber organically could pose a challenge especially if you want to comply 100% organic methods. Dealing with fungi is a major challenge!!! And that is it for me. I had to spend virtually every day applying my organic home made products and it was quite tiring and tasking.

jidestroud:


Sent a mail across

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OK.

Happy Sunday

jidestroud:

OK.
Happy Sunday

Am expecting you on WhatsApp, happy Sunday brother

Count down begins and less than 48hours to 2019 (though time concept itself is an illusion).

As earlier state, decided to give my garden a facelift into the new year since I'm most home for the holidays. Did a couple of ground clearing this morning (chai... I have become so lazy, couldn't even clear quarter a plot), Hoping to finish up in the evening. By the way, church was dope!!!

Made some heaps, applied manure again to the cleared ground. Should make some beds if I still little energy in me before the sunset.

I also nursed some tomato seeds (I don't plan doing much tomato planting next year though. Hoping to break new grounds). Likewise, some green vegetables were also nursed.

Which I had people to bless with this pods of mine. Got this after removing old fluted plants from last two years. Sold some at the rate of N500 per pod. After clearing this morning, all these ones surfaced again

Weldone op. Your experience has surely helped alot of us.
Thanks for sharing sir! And happy new year in advance.

Happy New Year to all,

Yea, we made it.
Can't wait to start the exploits. 2019 is going to be legit!!! And to start the year, let me get some fluted pumpkin into the ground while I await the sprouting of my nursed tomato seeds.

Quite small, just about 36 seeds in all from the pod.

jidestroud:
Happy New Year to all,

Yea, we made it.
Can't wait to start the exploits. 2019 is going to be legit!!! And to start the year, let me get some fluted pumpkin into the ground while I await the sprouting of my nursed tomato seeds.

Quite small, just about 36 seeds in all from the pod.

Good day Bro,

I tried sending you am pm but its not going through. Can u please hit me up on: mukahfelix@gmail.com

Thanks

Mukah1234:



Good day Bro,

I tried sending you am pm but its not going through. Can u please hit me up on: mukahfelix@gmail.com

Thanks

Okay Boss, I just did!!!

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2019 Planting Season Starting Up

For now, just limiting myself to my garden farm till I secure another land around lusada axis for major projects.
Nevertheless, only fluted pumpkin, Green and trial cucumbers will be worked on at home. So far, so good.

The Garden at a glance

jidestroud:
The Garden at a glance

Wish you a bountiful harvest.

jidestroud:
Day 71: Garden Update (Corn first Harvest)

It's been awhile since I last updated on my garden activities. Lol. Well, so far so good, aside for the last loss I suffered with regards to my tomato plants due to heavy downpour of rain, everything has been going on fine.

The corns did perfectly well. @seun, I didn't have to use any insecticides or inorganic chemicals at all. The Vegetable oil did wonders. (Pictures included)

The tomato plants I was able to mulch did very well compared to the ones I didn't. (Now I knw better)

The cabbage is just wooaaah. Doing just fine. (Spraying with homemade neem leave/seed mixtures daaailllly, can't afford insect eating my precious)

And the cucumbers are very much visible on the vines.

The tomato plants in sacks are also doing excellently well to my surprise. The average height of the tomato is about 50 - 60 cm.

Sir I was surprise that your maize was ready for harvest in 71 days. Did you plant hybrid or normal seed?

Idemujoseph:
Sir I was surprise that your maize was ready for harvest in 71 days. Did you plant hybrid or normal seed?

Sure, it was an hybrid.

jidestroud:

Sure, it was an hybrid.

Thanks for quick respond! Please I want to know if I will be applying pesticide and fungicide in the maize farm. I have not planted hybrid before. My fear and worry is that "I think hybrid attract pests and fungi" But the local yellow seed I am use to take 4 months to harvest. Although there is no need for pesticide and fungicide application. Each plant carry 1 fruit. Please sir, I will be glad if you can enlighten me about hybrid seeds and management.

Idemujoseph:
Thanks for quick respond! Please I want to know if I will be applying pesticide and fungicide in the maize farm. I have not planted hybrid before. My fear and worry is that "I think hybrid attract pests and fungi" But the local yellow seed I am use to take 4 months to harvest. Although there is no need for pesticide and fungicide application. Each plant carry 1 fruit. Please sir, I will be glad if you can enlighten me about hybrid seeds and management.

Hybrids varieties are fast-growing, high yielding, and disease-resistant but you must first and foremost put into consideration what planting season you intend to plant; early season planting varieties differs from what is recommended for late season planting. And, like a friend advised me, also go for varieties accepted in your locality (market).

on pesticides? yes, you would have to deal with that (I only do organic but that will pose an issue if you are thinking large scale farming). Most issues are pest related though.

jidestroud:


Hybrids varieties are fast-growing, high yielding, and disease-resistant but you must first and foremost put into consideration what planting season you intend to plant; early season planting varieties differs from what is recommended for late season planting. And, like a friend advised me, also go for varieties accepted in your locality (market).

on pesticides? yes, you would have to deal with that (I only do organic but that will pose an issue if you are thinking large scale farming). Most issues are pest related though.

thanks

Good Evening,

Today turned out to be a beautiful day. As a farmer in the making, I'm always humbled when I get to learn from first hand farmers on the field. Pure practicals, no story telling or google online issh!!!
Met with their president who took his time to explain in details exportation of Greenleaf vegetables.

More experienced gained for me. Oya time to expand some more

More.

Let's grow some tomatoes

(Planted last week Sunday - 3/02/019)

Garden Updates

Well, the INEC postponement of the 2019 Presidential election was a big shocker to me, but then again, everything is expected in Nigeria's political hemisphere.
Nevertheless, it gives me opportunity to spend time on my garden. The tomatoes seedlings are 13days today. Doing marvelously well. The target remains 300 stands . Yes, I intend to pull that off just inside my garden.

Enjoy the view.

The Green Vegetables are good to go. My neighborhood keeps asking, "when you go cut am sell for us na?" . Time to start telling them to come buy. (How many I get sef!!! Hahahaha).

By the way, I got a new family added to my vegetable garden; Mr Garlic


All grown purely ORGANICALLY.

Updates:

Got a few of my Seeds for planting today. Expecting my Murano 2 F1 soonest. (I must succeed in this cucumber walahi )