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DBounty:
hi sir, kindly post pics and testimonial of previous training sessions. It triggers interest just as you have always done with drip tapes and others. thanks

Thanks for your observation. The response rates from here has not been impressive. We will package something soonest..

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Where are the agric millionaires??Those who made millions in agric.. who are still making millions in agriculture

Thinking crop CULTIVATION? Think IRRIGATION

vroom:
The requirements is much

That's why I stated that "if they really need it". What I mean is that as a fish farmer or poultry farmer, I could decide to take any of the commercial bank's loan at "any Interest rate" knowing fully well that I have the market already to mop up my eggs and fishes but more importantly, the loan is for expansion activities and not to initiate or start a new farm. Perhaps, I needed to stock up the warehouse for feeding the birds or fishes when the price of the Soyabean, maize or wheat offal is cheap, and my birds are relatively young in lay.. they will be willing to loan me and I can pay back comfortably, the initial set up and stocking cost barrier has been broken.

Why not?? It must be option of last resort!

Short term financings ONLY.

vroom:
Agric pays....access to fund is the major issue

but do you know a lot of people are loosing money this period in the name of venturing into agriculture? An enterprise into aquaculture or poultry can access funds via commercial banks IF THEY REALLY NEED IT, but not a cassava or maize or soybean farmers.

Juliana7:
@op, thanks for dis thread. Pls i ve a question. How many times do u harvest honey from ur farm in a year and what informs ur harvesting at dat time(s). Thanks

with the top bar hive we current are using, only once a year..

Yampotatocarrot:
Nice writeup, Sir.

My B.Sc project was on honey n I had to visit a honey farm to complete my work. Was my first time even knowing people reared bees, although the methods r crude.

Didn't see most of these equipments u r displaying, d man did everything using the traditional method.

He however lamented about honey retailers buying from him, then mixing t with other things to increase the quantity and sell to unsuspecting individuals. U ever come across such?

The goal is to take it to a higher levels. There exists a higher levels of possibilities with bee-keeping...Most especially with product sales (honey, wax, bee venom, bee colony, pollination services and also training services). I'm aware about the Local demand for bee products in Nigerians such that our local production cannot meet this growing demands and we have import from neighbouring countries. Its that bad. Yet, it is an untapped avenue for wealth creation.

Honey adulteration is a challenge. Determining the adulterated takes extra skills..Reason, I do not market honey sourced from unknown places.. However, we are working with few bee keeping cooperatives and bee-keeping groups across 3 states where we have supplied them bee-keeping kits and training services in the past and so we can keep tab on source, flavour and hygiene.

All the best friend..

Need for adopt the use of Good seeds/certified seeds rather than using grains

new revelations in the apiary...the catcher boxes are splendid

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Irrigation for vegetables and trees!

The youths are the future. The future of agriculture. The future of food. The future of food surplus. A future without hunger. A future without Poverty ⠀

Investing in them is investing in our future.


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derecho:
what is it called please?

don't know. Not a single company brought it for exhibition at the just concluded conference in Abuja.



Stay tuned for the honey harvest soon; most likely December