olaide68:
We can mobilise Ugwu farmers to produce more for the purpose of export.This agric section has been of help to us,many groups of farmers have been formed.We will get there,God grace

Ejulafarm:
Out of the Box Thinking

Preserving Ugu Leaves:

This area is yet to be really understudied considering our lack of interest. An harvested Ugu can still retain its freshness if stored in the fridge. But for how long, I am yet to ascertain.

Is there an opportunity for this area to yield great return no matter the invested capital? Considering building a cold room gulp up huge cost.

Or is there a more cost effective way in achieving this?
Hello ejula...please kindly leave me your whatsapp contact.....Thanks...

The preservation of Ugu leaves is a huge bearing branch in the value tree of Ugu farming and this can be felt by everyone doing the dry season pricing.

This idea can help one out there if you have the time and tenacity to study it.

I will update of my progress soon by God's grace.

Good morning

Ejula Farm

manya:
Please house i have hatched this fish on 14 october i am now worried about their size becouse this is my first time.
Is the aize ok for 4 weeks hatchlings? What about the their popilation in that tank? Are they not too many for the tank?
Thank you.

kesterotabor:
please house I have flair for ugu farm but don't know to get people to buy them after growth ....I reside in Benin city ....CONTACT/WHATSAPP :07063358986

thanks

Polaino:
Please I really need advice and amount that might be needed to start a fish farming

Ejulafarm:


Average of 60 seeds per big pod.

Yesterday, this is the range I got from 9 pods.

Minimum seed per pod - 42
Maximum seed per pod - 101

Doyin400l:


Hello, I haven't heard from you.

Arvinkris:
What's the way out,?

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zionwinn:
where is the hope in this country when you want to secure a loan as an enterprenor the requirement is not here, some require that you should be employed, while others want you to pay on a weekly basis. The system is so design that it favors the rich

Doyin400l:
I can assist you in your farm . So far it is situated I. South western part of Nigeria.
I need something to keep doing, am idle, pls kindly help me.
My email: Justapose1992@gmail.com.



Thanks.