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JeAgro477:
when you feed your watermelon with the right fertilizers at the right time it will produce bigger balls than smaller balls and this will maximize your profits cause the bigger the ball the higher the price with pruning bigger balls can be achieved though it's painful and back breaking pruning simply means the cutting away of smaller balls and leaving the bigger balls

JeAgro477:
I've been a watermelon farmer for over 8 years now. There's no secret in water melon farming that I don't know from it's disease, how to plant the best method to adopt and so on.

I've learned so many things along these years, as a matter of fact, there are things that I learned the hard way.

These pictures were taken last year. I've planted on ten acres this year. If there's anything you want to know about watermelon farming feel free to follow this thread. I'll be lecturing you on how to plant watermelon, maize, sesame seed, rice yam ground nut free of charge. I've been growing all these crops right from child hood so I'm supposed to know better.

Welcome to my world of watermelon.

JeAgro477:
I'm a man those girls in the picture were the ones that helped me to gather all the fruits in one place

Oladeee:
Can I have your contact number please. Thank you

JeAgro477:
I'm a man those girls in the picture were the ones that helped me to gather all the fruits in one place

Basemann:
Watermelon Cucumber Carrot

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That one dey!

mariahAngel:
After all the fertilization, will the watermelon still be considered organic? Or do you use organic fertilizers?

Refinedbeing:
Location?

oloshun:
I am already your fan. Any time I land Naija, I go like visit your farm. Where is your farm located?

Obakoolex:
Don't mind him.... looking for opportunity to bash female folks. Anyway good work bro! May God bless your hussle more

JeAgro477:
there are hundreds of varieties of watermelon seeds but the common one that is planted in nigeria is kaolack from tecnism company this variety takes about 65 to 75 days from planting to harvest

thebosstrevor1:
Are you in the north and a northern?

INCREDIBLE007:
are you based in the north or south

JeAgro477:
I've been a watermelon farmer for over 8 years now. There's no secret in water melon farming that I don't know from it's disease, how to plant the best method to adopt and so on.

I've learned so many things along these years, as a matter of fact, there are things that I learned the hard way.

These pictures were taken last year. I've planted on ten acres this year. If there's anything you want to know about watermelon farming feel free to follow this thread. I'll be lecturing you on how to plant watermelon, maize, sesame seed, rice yam ground nut free of charge. I've been growing all these crops right from child hood so I'm supposed to know better.

Welcome to my world of watermelon.

thebosstrevor1:
Are you in the north and a northern?

JeAgro477:
watermelon is highly profitable when done the right way but mind y'all when you don't treat it the way it likes you will fail woefully and blame it on village people

elmessiahs:
wonderful... which state is this

Frontail:
You are Blessed ! You are Not Lazy ! You are Hard Working ! God Bless your hustle !

Ashirioluwa:
Good job bro. Some of the unemployed youths actually want to tryout farming but they are afraid of Buhari’s family members (Herdsmen).

JeAgro477:
You are right i lost 800k and equally nearly lost my life to herdsmen last year

Timmylehyn:
This is very good analysis. Waiting for the cost analysis. In my experience tho, watermelon can be very profitable. One acre of watermelon can give you better gross income than one acre of Cassava, and the cost of growing the melon is lesser than the cost of growing Cassava. Plus, you sell in 10 weeks unlike a year for Cassava. But, it's very risky. I hope to plant it again sometime in the year. Is your farm located in the southwest? Mine is. What period of the year do you think is best for watermelon (for farmers who don't have drip irrigation)?