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A rare opportunity to attend our Snail Farming, Grasscutter Breeding, Introduction to Beekeeping and Foodstuff Export Training at a total cost of N5,000. This offer is available for limited time.


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Singer Bus Stop, Sango Ota, Ogun State.

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Good day,

This is an opportunity to help your loved ones by passing this information to them.

A rare opportunity to attend our Snail Farming, Grasscutter Breeding, Introduction to Beekeeping and Foodstuff Export Training at a total cost of N5,000. This offer is available for limited time.


VENUE: THE THY GLOBAL OFFICE.

4, Ismail AbdulAzeez Street,

Singer Bus Stop, Sango Ota, Ogun State.

Read more: http://exportfromnigeria.info/thread/2515/bonanza-offer-000-grab-chance#ixzz65A6470eH

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THE THY SNAIL & GRASSCUTTER FARMS is an ultra-modern farm in breeding of SNAILS and GRASSCUTTERS for human consumtion situated within Sango Ota. We are dedicated to providing hogh quality services both in breeding and training of our clients at affordable prices.

We hereby write to your institution/organization that we offer excursion services to students and also offer training to staff on rearing and breeding of these animals.

Read more: http://grasscutterfarminginnigeria.info/thread/765/excursion-service-grasscutter-farming-schools#ixzz632yfyR9D

Good day,

Our client has the following stocks of Agricutural Produce in stock for sale while stock last:

1. Cocoa Beans.

2. Groundnuts.

3. Locust Beans.

4. Soya Beans.

5. Sesame Seeds.

6. Cassava Chips.

7 Palm Kernel Nuts.

8. Local Rice.

Read more: http://exportfromnigeria.info/thread/2528/cocoa-beans-groundnuts-sesame-seeds#ixzz62cpv6w2G

Good day,

A seller of Gum Arabic has 10 containers to sell, more information about the consignment is stated below:

Product: Gum Arabic (Powder).

Grade: Grade 1.

Origin: Sudan.

Quantity Available: 10 container load, that is 190 tons.

Quantity per container: 19 tons.

Price per ton: $3,500 per ton FOB Aqaba Sea Port, Jordan.

Read more: http://exportfromnigeria.info/thread/2514/containers-gum-arabic-sale-500#ixzz60sMc5JyC

The significant roles cassava play in reducing hunger and promoting food security and its emerging value chain development in the country has brought the crop to the limelight as one of the most industrialised and widely consumed tropical crops.

In this article, we bring you steps to yielding maximum profits from cassava cultivation.

Cassava is described as the ‘golden crop of Africa'. The root crop is used in industrial production of high quality flour, starch, glucose, ethanol and animal feeds. It is also processed into various types of food such as garri, lafun and fufu as staples directly consumed at homes and restaurants.

Although, the cassava plant has high potential yield per hectare, the average yield of the crop per hectare of land in Nigeria is however, very low compared with other countries. Nigeria’s yield per hectare ranges between 10 and 15 metric tonnes per hectare.

Whereas, with adequate water and minerals, the plant has the potential to reach 200 metric tonnes per hectare.

How then can Nigeria intensify productivity with the same space and higher yield per hectare?
Below are good farming practices that would dramatically shift the paradigm from low to high yield of the crop.

Quality planting materials
Farmers should select planting materials that are neither too young nor too old, and that are not dry. Improved varieties of cassava should be planted for optimum yield.

The variety should depend on what the farmer wants. If it is for garri, starch, ethanol or cassava flour, there are varieties. Vitamin-A fortified varieties are better used by farmers who want to cultivate for personal processing into various forms of food, these are high yielding and short period varieties.

Mechanisation of farming
Lands should be prepared very well through plowing, ridging and harrowing. These would break the soil and would make a great difference. Cassava roots become bigger in loose and fertile soil. Mechanisation of cassava farming is inevitable if a farmer wants to get optimum yield at a reduced cost. Mechanisation includes the use of standard tractors, plough, harrow, cassava planter (it may be two rolls or four rolls), boom sprayer, cassava cultivator and harvester. Basically, farmers would need to plough and harrow, ridging is not important because complete mechanisation requires harrowed farmland so that cassava planter and harvester could be used.
Mechanically, it takes 45 minutes to plant one hectare, this reduces labour and farmers’ production cost will reduce too. Selecting good and well drained soil, good variety stems and the right planting formation promotes good yield. 0.8m x 1m spacing is recommended, that is, 80cm along the roll and inter-roll spacing should be one metre.

Plant population
Farmers should use a minimum of 70 bundles of cassava stems per hectare using cassava planter. This way, you are sure of getting a minimum of 28 tonnes per hectare if you plant by 0.8m x 1m spacing, with good management.
Optimum plant population is also necessary with 12,500 plants per hectare, and spacing of 1mx80cm. After this, the focus of farmers should be to maintain 10,000 plants by the time of harvest. Everything should be done to protect the plant population.

Read more: http://ismailabdulazeez.org/thread/169/yielding-maximum-profits-cassava-cultivation#ixzz60p1Vi51d

Good day,

A rare opportunity to attend our Snail Farming, Grasscutter Breeding, Introduction to Beekeeping and Foodstuff Export Training at a total cost of N5,000. This offer is available for limited time.

This is an opportunity to help your loved ones by passing this information to them.

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Despite the pressures of global recession, low employment rates in the country and the ever rising food needs of a growing population, it is surprising that the educated young graduate workforce of entrepreneurs are not rushing to take advantage of the numerous opportunities offered by the agricultural industry.

Most young people dream of a well-paid white-collar office job in the city. One of the many reasons why young entrepreneurs aren’t attracted to farming is the image of it being an area for poor and less-educated rural folk. However, despite these common perceptions, farming or agri-business in Nigeria has changed and evolved over the years, creating huge means for income for many people and communities.

Also, technological innovations have overridden the former hard labour and little yield of farming. Farming has been transformed such that it does not only serve as a source of living for many, governments of countries are supporting the sector in order to boost the economy on the long run.

Here are six reasons why opportunities in agriculture should be snapped up by young people:

1. Employer instead of employee
Rather than joining a host of many who are unemployed, you can become an employer of labour providing jobs for many others. Farming requires activities that would require the services of other people. This further helps to reduce unemployment in the country, thereby creating stability in some quotas.

2. Reliable source of livelihood
Farming has actually become a dynamic and lucrative sector with a lot of opportunities embedded in it.
Consider the industries that need regular supplies of agricultural produce, the constant need of food supplies for millions of people and livestock, and the highly profitable export of produces which are all dependent on the agri-sector, which in turn results to huge profits and stable income as there will always be demand for farm produce.

3. Biodiversity
Biodiversity means plenty of choice. You can choose the type of farming you want. And Nigeria is blessed with good climate and tropical regions. Agricultural opportunities range from intensive crop production and livestock-farming.

Read more: http://ismailabdulazeez.org/thread/167/farming-great-opportunity-young-entrepreneurs#ixzz60ovNXj6e

Good day,

This is to inform you that I will be offering one on one export mentoring services to interested persons, when you registered for this you become our dedicated client and you have access to my private line dedicated for this purpose. This is similar to holding you by hand, showing you step by step till you achieve success in your export business.

You will find this service beneficial to you in the following ways:

1. Export business advice.

2. Continuous consultation on exporting.

3. Getting foreign buyers for your exportable products and customer liaison.

4. Linking you with local suppliers.

5. Managing your export logistics.

6. Helping on documentation and trade executions.

7. Linking with sources of finance and collaborations on export business.

Read more: http://exportfromnigeria.info/thread/2437/export-mentoring-services#ixzz60ilAJsi0

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Participate in Export from Nigeria Whatsapp Group and be ahead in export business in Nigeria, be in position to ask those questions bothering your mind, be able to form synergy with group members.

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Good day,

A seller of Gum Arabic has 10 containers to sell, more information about the consignment is stated below:

Product: Gum Arabic {Powder).

Grade: Grade 1.

Origin: Sudan.

Quantity Available: 10 container load.

Package/Bag: 25kg.

Tree Source: Acacia Senegal Tree.

Year of Harvest: 2017.

Read more: http://exportfromnigeria.info/thread/2514/10-containers-gum-arabic-sale#ixzz60iPwzi7m

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See: http://snailfarminginnigeria.online/ for help.

See: http://exportfromnigeria.info/thread/1157/advertise-little-budget-on-forum for help.

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We are ordering quality Organic Chia Seeds, call 09023375778 if you have, serious business only.

Thank you.

See: http://exportfromnigeria.info/thread/1227/commodities-export-training for help.

The past year and indeed this year has been one of the toughest I can remember for business. Confidence fell off a cliff, and fear and gloom seemed to dominate the financial world.

Now globally except Nigeria, the first signs of confidence are coming back. China, Brazil, India and Australia are growing again and the World's stock markets have bounced back in the main.

Sometimes I'm accused of being too optimistic the natural entrepreneur's enthusiasm often gets the better of me! But at The Thy Global, we have seen some of those signs: People are booking plane; they are reserving for the holidays; customers are upgrading their cable accounts, commodity export business is growing around the world.

So what do I think will happen this year and what opportunities are there for budding entrepreneurs?

Frustratingly for those looking for an easy answer or formula, there isn't one. There is no substitute in business for actually running a business. Throughout my career I have made decisions using my instinct, but I have also worked very hard at making those decisions work. As I look back, a few key patterns keep reemerging.

First, you need to surround yourself with trusted and talented people. Setting up businesses takes an enormous amount of time and energy. It is easier to make the big commitments when you are surrounded by people you trust and like keeping your many good executive officers and field officers happy - and finding new ones to start the next ventures.

Then you need to ensure that your business or idea has a place in the market and a product or service that is different enough to attract customers. At The Thy Global, we stick to a simple checklist. Our businesses need to be innovative, maintain a certain quality, be value for money and have a sense of fun. We also tend to focus on customer service and we like to be the customer's champion, bringing simplicity and transparency to many businesses which we are operating.

Timing is also important. If we could start again, we would set up more businesses during recessions when almost everything costs 50 to 90 per cent less than it's worth during the good times. Often a lot of highly skilled staff are on the market and the competition - existing big businesses - have their eyes focused internally, on their own operations and issues. Such a climate is the perfect time for young, enthusiastic and nimble companies to set themselves up and thrive. This is one of those good times.

During the early recession in Nigeria, we founded and expanded The Thy Global. In the late 2000s we expanded our company, as established rival ones were recovering from recession. Without the legacy issues of a large existing operation and high cost base, The Thy Global Investment Limited was able to esstablish and grow new and more efficient sister companies and open new frontiers.

Read more: http://exportfromnigeria.info/thread/1959/entrepreneur#ixzz4tOQLGA78

See: http://exportfromnigeria.info/thread/1762/igi-ayin-charcoal-market for help.

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