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ALREADY USED FOWL FEED BAGS NEEDED - Agriculture - Nairaland

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ALREADY USED FOWL FEED BAGS NEEDED by Idemujoseph(op): 9:59am On Mar 26, 2020
If u have used empty fowl feed bags in large quantity for sale in Edo and Delta State, let me know. I will pay 20 Naira per bag.
I need them for loading calcium.
Minimum Demand is 6000 bags
Re: ALREADY USED FOWL FEED BAGS NEEDED by Farmmarket602(m): 10:12am On Mar 26, 2020
Idemujoseph:
If u have used empty fowl feed bags in large quantity for sale in Edo and Delta State, let me know. I will pay 20 Naira per bag.
I need them for loading calcium.
Minimum Demand is 6000 bags
How can we contact you ?
Re: ALREADY USED FOWL FEED BAGS NEEDED by Idemujoseph(op): 10:15am On Mar 26, 2020
Farmmarket602:
How can we contact you ?
09056821655
Re: ALREADY USED FOWL FEED BAGS NEEDED by Idemujoseph(op): 7:11pm On Mar 27, 2020
Make sure you stay clear from large gathering this period and always wash your hand with sanitizer.
Remember, health is wealth!!
Re: ALREADY USED FOWL FEED BAGS NEEDED by folasola52: 4:59pm On Jun 18, 2020
If you have used empty sack in large quantity in ogun state or Lagos state please contact me on this, whatapp 07034650831
minimum of 10000 bags
Re: ALREADY USED FOWL FEED BAGS NEEDED by Idemujoseph(op): 6:00pm On Jun 18, 2020
folasola52:
If you have used empty sack in large quantity in ogun state or Lagos state please contact me on this, whatapp 07034650831
minimum of 10000 bags
Oga/madam, pls create your own thread.
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