₦airaland Forum

fearless247:
Farmers have been farming, they don't need FG's approval for that.

virginboy1:
Where the Land?

Kizzygentle:
Farmers will make hell of money dis period. If I was in my villa I would have started farming already.

Bigleaf1006:
Is it the headline that's pointless or is it Boss Mustapha that is confused? Farmers have been farming and they do not need anyone to tell them not to farm cos of coro.

kolafolabi:
When will a bag of local rice be reduced to 10k.

freemanq:
No let's wait until crude oil prices increase,all this year our govt are enjoying free oil money without any plan B incase of decline in oil prices.now they want farmers to return to work I wonder if they are referring to mechanized farming.or are taking about cutlass

kolafolabi:
When will a bag of local rice be reduced to 10k.

seborrhic:
It's important that it's made official.
Some farmers have lands at only motorable distances from their abode.
Making it official gives them the freedom to move to and from their farms.
Same with their workers and also directly or indirectly gives those involved in sale or distribution of agricultural feeds or equipment the security to open shops.
This is not directed at the farmer with his plot close to his house or in the same village,though they too should benefit from the ease of movement.
In some parts of the North with their large landmass,some farmers with farms even in the same local maybe equivalent to travelling from Oshodi to Ajah for eg.

seekier:
Mad man.

Return to the farm for fulani herdsmen to kill abi?

kolafolabi:
When will a bag of local rice be reduced to 10k.

kolafolabi:
When will a bag of local rice be reduced to 10k.

24kmagic:
All na wash.
Is it not the same farm produce that we're struggling to sell here?
You'll spend over 100k on your farm, at the end of the day you'll only get 80k.

I quit biko

modgba:
https://businesspost.ng/general/farmers-should-prepare-to-return-to-farms-ptf/

24kmagic:
I've been waiting for someone to ask this question among all the commenters.
Farming in Nigeria is hard, manual labour.
I was born into farming, I still farm, but I'm already looking older than my age.

You can hardly see someone that solely depends on farming with a good house.
He'll spends over 100k on his farm, but at the end of the day, he'll only get 80k back. In my house every year, we farm upto 5 hectares and not a single support from the government.

We use huge amount to employ labourers to help us. At the end of the day, we don't even make our money back. But mum will say it's better than doing nothing.

In the market, buyers will act as if buying from you is a favour unto you. Wtf?

I quit abeg.

cmrendowed:
What do you cultivate on the Land ?

virginboy1:
As Oil no get value again...Una don dey get sense small small...