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temitopteas:
Good morning to all my Ogas in the house.
I'm new to the thread but I have read through the first 20pages. To learn about crypto for beginners, which YouTube channel or course should I subscribe to?
Your contributions are highly appreciated.

I'll suggest you read down to the last page. There are some important information here that you may not get on YouTube.

remi1444:
tbvh, I lack both.

Then it's advisable that you go long. It's less risky.

remi1444:
thank you maam, it's actually less than 100k in naira oh. . Do you really don't think it's advisable to trade with it?

It's advisable you trade only if you have the experience and emotional control. Trading is not for the faint hearted.

Xrp is going crazy ooo.

IamGoke:
It is not advisable to buy XRP now as their court case is still lingering.

I run swing trade. My strategy is just to make a little profit then ball out even when there's a pump.

AbdulJabbar1:
Never too late boss, you’d be all smiles once eithy hits 2k and big b hits over 40

Thanks.
Betece is my base currency so whenever there's any run, I'll surely never miss it.

Xrp has done 27+. Keeping a Keen eye on it.

AbdulJabbar1:
Not bad for one days work is it?! Love reading stuff like this

I'm trying to play safe. I cannot come and kill myself. I started the crypto trading journey 25th of January with the knowledge I gathered here and my little experience from forex trading. I must confess, I'm enjoying it way more than forex. I find the risk management strategies very useful. I just regret not starting earlier but better now than never.

I think I'm done with DOGE for today. Made over 34% profit in the current pump. I don't want to carry heavy bags.

The risks in these pump actions is extremely high. Many will surely be dumped on and left with heavy bags. One needs to exercise caution and self-control when trading all these stimulated and pumped coyns.

Xrp is running with speed of light. Currently 75%

I missed the party. Was busy with LTC not knowing a mega party is in progress with DOGE. This is the reason I like visiting this space on a daily basis.
Anyways, let me rent an apartment here so that I won't miss future signals.

Raising 50 broilers is quite different from going commercial (1,000 broilers and above) for the following reasons:
*Managing 50 broilers is quite easy but with a larger number, you may be overwhelmed.
*Market realities between 50 broilers and a commercial quantity differ. You may find it easier marketing the 50 compared to a larger number.
*Experience is a very expensive teacher. It's actually better to learn practically from another farmer's mistake than learning from yours. Money is very precious to lose this days. Many persons have developed high BP as a result of poultry wahala.

I'll suggest you enrol for internship under a successful commercial poultry farmer within your locality for at least 2 production cycles. That way, you learn the market dynamics and production technicalities. The farmer will also serve as your mentor should you encounter difficulties in production.

I have 500 6weeks old at Ogun State if you don't mind. Kindly contact 08132140450

Ayo2409:
Pls Can Any Body Help Me About Turkey

What help would you need?

holyram:
: Methionine + Cystine
Valine
Isoleucine
Arginine
Tryptophan
Thréonine
olenic acid

In nutshell, i am trying to formulate poultry feed and i do not no where to buy those additives mentioned in Nigeria.
Senior farmers in the house kindly assist a brother

These amine acids are present in fishmeal and Soybean meal.

aquadude15:
please where can I get murano or green go in southwest

Solokad at Ibadan.

Good day all.
A new poultry farm needs contact of potential broilers buyers/processors. Farm location is Obafemi Owode LGA, Ogun State.
Kindly contact:
08117198769
08084166344 (Whatsapp)
References will also be highly appreciated.

Please help me help a friend.

A graduate of agriculture currently needs a job in a farm or agro-allied firm.
1. He has good practical/field experience in selected livestock, crops (local and exotic vegetables inclusive) and a few value-chain enterprises.
2. He possesses good communication and management skills.
3. He resides at Ibadan but is ready to relocate to any business location.

Kindly contact through:
08117198769
08132140450

nCOVID-19
Current movement restrictions in response to the spread of Covid-19 has resulted to an increase in the prices of various foodstuffs in several locations.
White garri (cassava flakes) that is the most staple foodstuff in Southern Nigeria has increased in price from #400 - #600 per custard/paint bucket at my locality. At some locations, the price was reported to have increased to as high as #1,500 per same custard/paint bucket.
Fresh plantain initially sold #600 for medium-sized bunch now sells for #1,000.
As the movement restriction continues, prices of the most basic necessity (food) may continue to increase.
Please what are the current prices of foodstuffs in your locality? Some of us may choose to buy foodstuffs from your locality if sold at cheaper rates. Let us be our brother's/sister's keeper at this trying time.

First, you need to conduct a market survey in your targeted market to know the tomato variety that is widely accepted before you start considering other factors.

donquincy98:
I want to venture into Ugu farming. Your guidance and experience will be helpful. Kindly drop a means of contacting you. Thanks.

Kindly copy the number soonest.

Juliana7:
pls sir, do u know where i can get d "calabar" broad leaf variety in lagos

Selected few sell the seeds at Oyingbo market. I had to source for it direct from Akwa Ibom when I wanted to supply my clients last month.

Olaleyeabdullah:
like how much can one get this sir

Depending on your bargaining power and vendor, you can buy it between #30k - #40k.

Adamma91:
we budgeted 800k for the project, though we do some of the works by ourselves so it won't be up to that amount.

Hi Adamma91
I managed an Ugu farm 2018 - 2019 very close to Papalanto and from results obtained, I think your startup cost is too high. Although I don't want to sound like a pessimist, you may not break-even given your high cost of setup. Except you setup drip irrigation system, the overhead cost of irrigating with borehole will be unbearable.
Your projections on paper may look very promising, field realities may make it hard to achieve.

Dear Pistota,
I have known you right from my internship days on VCF telegram group as SA (Sola Action). You have always been a lover of knowledge and a research enthusiast. The first day I saw your post on Nairaland, I recognized you were behind the moniker because your writing style is easily recognizable to old acquaintances. Personally, I have learnt a lot from you in the field of agriculture and renewable energy (through your robust discussions with Lukman on VCF telegram group).
Your posts are like pointers that direct me to some areas of further research. This made me an outstanding student amongst my colleagues when I was an undergraduate of agriculture. I was always ahead in knowledge of agricultural practices and innovation.
In regards to the recent disputes, please I will suggest you sheath your sword and fortify your cyber security. The insults are so degrading to your personality Please let love lead.
Thanks.

What are the hire terms and where are the workers coming from?

Good day house. Between same quantity of Murano and Darina seeds, which yields best?

LoFarms:
Thank you. We planted on one acre and so far so good all is going smoothly. The recommended changes are
Irrigation
Mulch

Which we will insct come feb.

Nice work.
Looking at the type of irrigation you installed, remember to have good fungicides close by for fungi control.
God's willing, I'll also be starting mine at Iro just close by although, on just 2 plots. If you are staking with ropes, start gearing up because it won't be an easy ride.

austinomd:
Two plots, what quantity of the dwarf specie will be enough to cover that? this is my first time planting Okro

It depends on your spacing and viability of the seeds. 4 - 6 milk cup of good seeds should be adequate.

austinomd:
Thanks allot, I've been in touch with oluchidelly they're currently out of stock and my land will grow back if I have to wait for them to restock, plus other factors which may not go as planned if I have to wait for another one month.

What is the size of your land and what quantity of seeds do you need?