Hello friends, how many of you remembered when we did a post about strawberry business in Nigeria?

Okay so me and my team have been secretly farming it in Plateau together with coffee and kela plant. So how to farm strawberry in Nigeria.

It takes four months to start harvesting and we have another farm in Lagos ( more of a partner) in flower verses, Asaba and Enugu there are all doing fine.

We also did a documentary on the farming so stick to the trend for update!

We have bfocolli, Raddish beetroot in fact all the foreign fruits and vegetables we farm them

What is strawberry

Niyeal:
What is strawberry

Its a fruit ma like raspberry and blue berry

Cool

davenaija:
Cool

Thanks

A couple of questions. Asking out of curiosity.
1. Is there a market for brocolli or raddish in Nigeria?
2. I've heard that Jos has the best climate for growing such crops. How accurate is that?

I thought strawberries don't grow in naija
please I want to know everything about the beginning stages of planting and the final harvesting stages

thatareaguy:
A couple of questions. Asking out of curiosity.
1. Is there a market for brocolli or raddish in Nigeria?
2. I've heard that Jos has the best climate for growing such crops. How accurate is that?

1. There is a ready market for this crops. In fact is not enough hence importation.
2. Yes. Not only Jo's. Obudu anywhere with cool and hills

Emmzy201:
I thought strawberries don't grow in naija
please I want to know everything about the beginning stages of planting and the final harvesting stages

You might want to follow on Facebook we have the documentary there ma

Onlinefarmstore:

1. There is a ready market for this crops. In fact is not enough hence importation.
2. Yes. Not only Jo's. Obudu anywhere with cool and hills

You said "secretly farming it". Just for asking sake, is there a reason for the secrecy?

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1. There is a ready market for this crops. In fact is not enough hence importation.
2. Yes. Not only Jo's. Obudu anywhere with cool and hills [/quote

A ready market for raddish n broccoli? Please, give general examples of such markets, minus few Hausa guys that carry it around

Yampotatocarrot:



You said "secretly farming it". Just for asking sake, is there a reason for the secrecy?

Nope. Nairaland guys where saying that we are scammers and poor persons because we where selling the eBook on strawberry business. So they said we are scammers hence the quiteness sir

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Hitesls and supermarket but you must package it oooh

Onlinefarmstore:

You might want to follow on Facebook we have the documentary there ma

can we have ur facebook page

Juliana7:
can we have ur facebook page

Its cheapmarketdeal on fb and ig

Hi. How do I contact you cos I need to get some of your produce i commercial quantity. Here is my email jabling5k5@yahoo.com

Onlinefarmstore:
Hitesls and supermarket but you must package it oooh

Hi, thanks your response to my previous post.

I'm interested in getting into this business. How are you dealing with the issue of storage?

thatareaguy:
Hi, thanks your response to my previous post.

I'm interested in getting into this business. How are you dealing with the issue of storage?

Strawberry can last three day without spoiling. Then two you can frezze

chiaeby:
Hi. How do I contact you cos I need to get some of your produce i commercial quantity. Here is my email jabling5k5@yahoo.com

Sent a mail since yesterday you are yet to reply

Hello house good morning, okay still on the strawberry research for places it can grow we will be in Osun state to inspect the place and possibly establish a farm there!

Looking to purchase cauliflower and broccoli contact me on 09052441267

cantiride2:
Looking to purchase cauliflower and broccoli contact me on 09052441267

Your location?

Osun state project done and dusted! Don't believe our research show it can grow anywhere

Drip Kits:
Datta Irrigation focuses its energies on simplifying cultivation process for farmers and empowering them on the road to prosperity. We understand that most farmers hold fragmented land pieces smaller than 1 acre without an independent source of water supply and electricity. Such conditions make crop cultivation a daunting and challenging task for them. Keeping this in mind Datta Irrigation launched Drip Kits that promises to revolutionize the way small farmers operate. Working around their constraints this drip kit is designed to operate on gravity pressure. It works towards maintaining favorable soil moisture conditions to the plants which results in good growth & bumper yields.

Applications of the Product:
Most beneficial for small farmers holding scattered and tiny land holdings.
Ideal for vegetable, cereal, pulses and cotton cultivation.
Dynamic use in open fields, Green house, kitchen gardens and nurseries.
A great back-up irrigation tool in rain-fed area or water scarcity region where regular rainfall is not available.

Why Datta Drip Kits:
It is eco-friendly and inexpensive as needs no electricity.
It is simple, scientific and easy to install and operate.
The Drip kit is a portable system which can be effortlessly shifted and used on more than one piece of land.

It comes with complete kit. Avaiable are:
200 SQM
1 acre (40 x 100m) (50m x 80m).
Thickness is 0.4mm and it can last up to 5 years.

You mean to say that because it grows in Osun State it can grow everywhere?

Adschobiz:
You mean to say that because it grows in Osun State it can grow everywhere?

Yes

Onlinefarmstore:


Yes

How much are you selling it,and means of getting it in Imo State.

Adschobiz:


How much are you selling it,and means of getting it in Imo State.

its nine hundred naira per seedling including cost of transportation, and we will do a free farm set up for you. Contact us on zero eight one three four seven zero zero seven zero five

Adschobiz:


How much are you selling it,and means of getting it in Imo State.

Where in IMO? Owerri? We can waybill to you Sir

How to Grow Strawberries on a Balcony

Strawberries in containers are well suited to balcony gardens.
Even if you live in an apartment you can grow your own strawberries as long as you have a sunny balcony. If you can create the proper growing conditions, strawberries will grow in practically any container, such as a strawberry pot, hanging flowerpot, window box, cheap plastic basket or by making containers out of plastic bottles and cans.

You can use the same method to grow strawberries in containers on a porch or patio as well.

Why Should You Consider Growing Strawberries?

Strawberries are the most popular small fruit grown in home gardens for good reason. Few things bring back good memories like sinking teeth into a fresh and juicy strawberry. Why not have these sweet berries growing in your own garden? They are able to be grown in most regions of the world!


Strawberries are relatively easy to grow, and they can fit within small space constraints or fill huge garden plots. Growing strawberries doesn’t require any specialized equipment. And, they can even be grown in a container or pot on a deck, porch, patio, or balcony.

One of the biggest benefits of growing strawberries is their perennial nature. You can reap the rewards of your labor for several years after initially planting strawberries with minimal effort after the initial planting year. With proper care, it is not uncommon for each strawberry plant to produce a full quart of strawberries. Approximately twenty-five strawberry plants should adequately supply a normal family with delicious strawberries.

You can get your strawberry seedlings from us at a discounted rate of one thousand naira per seedlings(minimum order of ten- delivery inclusive). We will be delivering to Lagos on second to sixth January next year
Order window closes last day of Dec. by ten am

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