Nnamdi Kanu must be right. He died long time ago and was replaced

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You make more money adding value to your produce than selling them raw. Here is how to add value to groundnut.

Ingredients
Kuli kuli
Peanut: 4 cups
Dry chilli and ginger to taste
Water 1/4 cups
Sugar and salt: 1 teaspn each.

Roast peanut and grind with ginger and chilli. Mix in water. Mix in sugar or salt. Mould and fry in its oil

Which Non-Traditional Farming Method Would You Try?
Insect farming (BSF, crickets)
Aquaponics / Hydroponics
Mushroom farming (using waste substrates)
Microgreens / Urban container farming
Others

Why? What’s holding you back (or what’s your success story)

Farming Is Vast—Don’t Box It In

I used to think farming was just about tilling soil, planting crops, and raising livestock. But the more I learn, the more I realize: that farming is limitless.

a. It’s also about rearing insects—like black soldier flies, crickets, or locusts for animal feed or even human consumption.

b. It’s also about growing Azolla or duckweed - tiny aquatic plants that becomes nutrient-rich feed for fish, poultry, and livestock.

c. It’s also about turning waste into wealth, transforming kitchen scraps or market leftovers into something valuable.

d. It’s also about closed-loop systems, where every element supports another.

You don’t need vast fields to farm.
A bucket, a basin, or a few containers can be the beginning of something big.

Modern farming isn’t just about land—it’s about vision, creativity, and seeing potential where others don’t.

If you’ve been holding back because you think you lack space, money, or resources—remember:

You don’t need everything to start. You just need to start with something.

Cassava price has crashed. Farmers who are harvesting now are in huge loss. Guess what?

Cassava starch is still high

Cassava ethanol is still high

Cassava flour is still high

Cassava garri relatively high

All cassava byproducts are high in prices.

What’s does this mean? Invest in value addition if you want to make big money in agriculture.

Africa is missing out on value addition. We have been programmed into exporting raw materials.

As a new generation farmer, think value addition more.



The Chinese are happy cashing out on our cassava. But that business.

The person with more information and access to funds makes more money.

Instead investing in building empty apartments, Invest in cassava starch production business.

The money is block.

Think value addition…

From Facebook

I have interest in fish farming. Please who can tell me how profirable it is.

With the high cost of feed how are layers farmers coping?

A zero-waste farm thrives on sustainability, turning every waste/byproduct into value. We can achieve this as follows: 

1. Crops – Grown with compost and fertilized with waste from animals. 
2. Livestock – Manure is used in biogas digesters to produce cooking gas or used to fertilize fields.

Pro tip on biogas digester: If you place manure or plant waste in a sealed compartment without air, they will decay and produce a flammable gas called biogas. You can use it like your normal cooking gas.

Read more about biogas here: https://www.google.com/search?q=site%3Af...+digesters

3. Composting – Crop residues, manure & food scraps are used to enrich the soil. 

4. Biogas – Animal wastes becomes energy (cooking gas) and fertilizer. 

5. Chickens – Eat scraps, produce eggs, meat & manure for compost. 

6. Rainwater Harvesting – Conserves water for irrigation. 

7. Crop Diversity – Rotation & polyculture boost soil health. 

8. Zero-Waste Market – Nothing is wasted. Crop waste is fed to animals and vice versa. Instead of wasting unmarketable produce, they are processed and fed to animals.

9. Renewable Energy – Solar/wind power is used in farm operations, cutting energy cost.

10. Community Impact – Workshop trainings spread sustainable practices to other farmers. 

A true ecosystem—where nothing is wasted, everything thrives. 

Follow Ikeme Henry for more tips https://www.facebook.com/share/14HKeDyXFNR/

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Signs:
- Dark green leaves, brittle stems 
- Slow growth, yellow edges (potassium lack) 
- Low yields 

How I Fix it:
1. Prune blocking leaves & side shoots 
2. Spray foliar fertilizer (micronutrients) 
3. Apply NPK (20:10:10) to supply potassium and phosphorus
4. Avoid fresh manure. Use composted manure 

 Pro Tip: If you must use raw manure, plant 60cm from raw manure to protect young roots. 

**Need more?** [Cucumber Farming Guide](http://farmersjoint.com/thread-31089-post-34173.html) 
? **Please Share to help a farmer!** #GardeningTips #CucumberCare

1. Funding a Useless Relationship – They financially support a girlfriend whose only contribution is sex, while draining their wallet. 

2. Buying Clothes to Impress Haters– Instead of re-wearing what they have, they waste money on new outfits just to avoid looking broke. 

3. Prioritizing a Flashy Car Over Stability – They’ll drive a new car but live in a run-down rental, valuing appearances over real wealth. 

4. Paying for Clout at Overpriced Clubs – They drop hundreds on VIP bottles just to flex for strangers, instead of investing that money. 

5. Funding Funerals Over Business – Their crew can’t pool money to start a venture, but they’ll donate $300 for a friend’s dad’s burial. 

6. Taking Aso-Ebi on Credit, Not Opportunity – They’ll go into debt for party outfits but won’t take a loan to build a business. 

The Lesson? 
Stop living for validation and start building with purpose. Don’t burn your capital just because others are spending their profits.

Protect Your Crops the Organic Way!


Introducing Agriguard Biological Fungicide – 100% Safe and Effective
Tired of chemical fungicides that damage the soil and harm the environment?
Say hello to Agriguard — a powerful bio-fungicide made from a natural fungus called Trichoderma harzianum. It’s your best bet against crop diseases like:
✅ Blight
✅ Root rot
✅ Damping-off
✅ Seed rot
✅ Crown rot
✅ Black spot
✅ Pod rot
✅ Smut & neck blast

• Bonding with roots to block harmful pathogens from entering.
  
• Competing with bad fungi for nutrients — without harming good microbes like Rhizobium or mycorrhizae.
  
• Releasing special enzymes that break down fungal cell walls and stop diseases before they start.
  

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Before now, I use chlorpyrifos granules (Rocket) to control nematodes. It was N1500 per 500g satchet. But  at a point it jumped to N7500! I immediately started looking for alternative. Greenland Ga is just the perfect alternative.

What is it?
An organic bio-pesticide containing *Paecilomyces lilacinum*, a natural fungus that targets harmful nematodes and soil pests without chemicals.

Key Benefits:
✔ Eliminates root-knot & cyst nematodes
✔ Safe for plants, soil & beneficial organisms
✔ Improves root health & crop yields
✔ 100% biodegradable, no chemical residues

Dosage & Application:
- Rate: 2-5 kg per hectare

Application Methods:
  - Soil drench before planting
  - Seed coating for early protection
  - Drip irrigation application

Note: Please don't mix it in the same sprayer you use for chemical pesticides.

Frequency: Apply at planting; repeat after 30 days for heavy infestations

Why It's Better Than Chemicals:
☑ No soil degradation
☑ Prevents pest resistance
☑ Compatible with organic farming

Perfect For: Farmers transitioning to sustainable agriculture who need effective nematode control.

PRICE: N3000. WHATSAPP: 08067494363

#OrganicFarming #BioPesticide #NematodeControl #SustainableAg

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A picture is worth more than a thousand words. Just look at His feet! That's what  He went though to save you and me. He is  coming again, not as a saviour, but as a judge.

Imagine the horrible things He went through.  Do you think if you ignore His invitation that you'll go free? Better repent oo. There will be no mercy. 

Hell is real. Heaven is real. Choose wisely

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This will help you know which crops will grow best in your  farm. Eg, crops like groundnut and bambara groundnut will yield terribly bad in clayey soils

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Do you know that, once upon a time, owning a bible can get you killed? Killed by order from the Roman Catholic pope ?

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Amazing Techniques

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Here is a comprehensive List of foreign Goat Breeds in the World

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Different plants need their preffered soil pH range. pH is a measure of how acidic or alkaline the soil is. If you plant on a soil with the wrong pH you'll get challenges ranging from poor growth, low yield and diseases.

So if you've been experiencing challenges better check your soil pH.

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