so wetin be that black stuff if no be soil?

HigherEd:

Soiless agriculture is safe. There's even less nutrient loss because all nutrients are determined in advance. However it is mostly championed by Urban nations like Singapore, Isreal who don't have the luxury of land to use up for extensive farming.

But Landmark being an Agric uni must explore it. It should be very useful to a place like Lagos if they ever dream of being self sufficient in food production.

Thanks for the enlightenment

SpoiltVirgin:
How safe is this soiless agriculture that Landmark has been pushing for some time now. I need to convince myself to be comfortable with proceeds from soiless farms.

the growing medium used is called cocopeat which is very ecofriendly and supports container farming. Thé world is subtly moving towards urban farming.

Nice initiative by Landmark uni.
By the Way, i have cocopeat available for sale. Call 08084244904 or whatsapp 08149279674

Bishop is one of the rear gems in Africa
My advice to our leaders is that they should humble themselves and go for leadership training, from this man of vision and wisdom.
American Presidents don't joke with people like this man.
UK have them has an arm of government and call them house of lords.

Johnboom:
we don't need it in Nigeria, we have land . let us make use of it first .

u mean d one ravaged by herdsmen n bokoharam

I'm actually seeing soil there so it's definitely wrong to call it soil-less agriculture.

When I saw the thread, I was expecting to see a hydroponic farm. That is the one that qualifies to be called "soil-less" since the plant is grown exclusively on water.

HigherEd:
The presiding official of the Living Faith Church who equally doubles as the Chairman, Board of Regents of Landmark university - Dr. David Oyedepo has opened up the Landmark University center for soiless agriculture which is being carried out in conjunction with Bics farms.

Also according to reports, the education arm of the ministry had equally invested N2 Billion to improve on Agricultural output of her university(ies) following a successful modelling process which saw Professors travel to Isreal to understudy their Agricultural exploits.

Baba Oyedepo s a visioneer anytime anyday.

I used to be a loafer until this man truly led me to Christ and my life became redefined.

No magic, no drama, no theatrics... but the raw manifestation of the power in the Word.

I now have dominion over those issues of concern that used to torment me.

If you want to walk in that light, Canaan land is the place to be this Sunday for an Impartation Service that will see your mountains levelled and your story changed.

Be blessed as you come!

Johnboom:
we don't need it in Nigeria, we have land . let us make use of it first .

Otondo response. Buhari will like your type

Probably the only Yoruba man I can vote for.

The rest NA efulefu.

CodeTemplar:
This is also a good way out for the poor with little or no land but want to farm.

the poor? Can they afford what it'd require?

Pearlyakin:
Nigerian politicians should go and learn from Bishop Oyedepo.

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IS SOILLESS AGRICULTURE COST COMPARE TO NATURAL AGRICULTURE PLANTING ECONOMICALLY PREFERABLE IN NIGERIA?

wonlasewonimi:
Soiless agriculture in a country with a vast arable land and good weather? Why are you people like encouraging genetically modified agricultural products? The oyinbos you are trying to copy would prefer organic products to these shyte.
F

Do your own na, Papa is doing his own.

Fitz22:



Do your own na, Papa is doing his own.

You don't get it...Your Papa should be encouraging organic farming not soiless farming. It's not good for the body!

HigherEd:

Soiless agriculture is safe. There's even less nutrient loss because all nutrients are determined in advance. However it is mostly championed by Urban nations like Singapore, Isreal who don't have the luxury of land to use up for extensive farming.

But Landmark being an Agric uni must explore it. It should be very useful to a place like Lagos if they ever dream of being self sufficient in food production.

Bro, help me share my latest post about Landmark University in the comment section. I was there in that first picture of Papa and his wife.

kenralph:
I'm actually seeing soil there so it's definitely wrong to call it soil-less agriculture.

When I saw the thread, I was expecting to see a hydroponic farm. That is the one that qualifies to be called "soil-less" since the plant is grown exclusively on water.

That's not soil, it's some sort of spongy framework to support the root system but it's not soil

SpoiltVirgin:
How safe is this soiless agriculture that Landmark has been pushing for some time now. I need to convince myself to be comfortable with proceeds from soiless farms.

Soiless agriculture is very very safe. Where I live it is highly developed.

I like the business progressive mind of oyedepo. He is one of his kind in Nigeria.

GidiWoodsMan:


That's not soil, it's some sort of spongy framework to support the root system but it's not soil

OK bro. You wouldn't blame me for thinking it is though.

HigherEd:

Soiless agriculture is safe. There's even less nutrient loss because all nutrients are determined in advance. However it is mostly championed by Urban nations like Singapore, Isreal who don't have the luxury of land to use up for extensive farming.

But Landmark being an Agric uni must explore it. It should be very useful to a place like Lagos if they ever dream of being self sufficient in food production.

Entrepreneurs who want to produce vegetables but are space-constrained can also use it. It's also useful in the control of soil-based pests and diseases.

I don't know the meaning of soil again. I think I can see soil in the pots. Shouldn't it be landless agriculture instead? I'm ready to be corrected.

Then same question is to be asked ''how safe are farm produce bought at Shoprite?''
Technology, Innovation is here with us.

SpoiltVirgin:
How safe is this soiless agriculture that Landmark has been pushing for some time now. I need to convince myself to be comfortable with proceeds from soiless farms.

Can we just make this man the president already...

Is this safe/healthy?

wonlasewonimi:


You don't get it...Your Papa should be encouraging organic farming not soiless farming. It's not good for the body!

I like the phrase"My Papa"

We love you PAPA

Johnboom:
we don't need it in Nigeria, we have land . let us make use of it first .

Say you don't need it

HigherEd:
The presiding official of the Living Faith Church who equally doubles as the Chairman, Board of Regents of Landmark university - Dr. David Oyedepo has opened up the Landmark University center for soiless agriculture which is being carried out in conjunction with Bics farms.

Also according to reports, the education arm of the ministry had equally invested N2 Billion to improve on Agricultural output of her university(ies) following a successful modelling process which saw Professors travel to Isreal to understudy their Agricultural exploits.

hydrophonics now

obembet:
If not for religion , i wish this man can just be allow to rule this nation for 1year

One year is short a time frame. Bishop Oyedepo is just not human.

Hydro growers