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  Business Idea during NYSC
Posted by: Farmqueen - 07-25-2025, 09:53 PM - Forum: General Discussion - No Replies

Some of you came to Kano, spent 12 months for NYSC, and went back home just to start job hunting. 

What were you doing here all that time? Didn’t you see the abundance of food and produce to buy and resell? 

Did you even ask the right questions? 

How can you serve in a state like **Benue**—the nation’s food basket—and not tap into agriculture? 

The opportunities in agriculture are endless, across every value chain. But these same opportunities are so overwhelming that they could set you up for life—enough to even become an **employer of labor. 

This isn’t rocket science. 

A simple food distribution business can change your life and secure your future. 

If you’re a serving corps member in Nigeria, look closely at your PPA (Primary Place of Assignment).** There’s always something in **abundance** there—package it and sell it where it’s scarce. Identify problems around you and provide solutions. If God blesses your hustle and it takes off, you’ll **never** worry about unemployment after NYSC. Instead, you’ll be making money and creating jobs for others. 

Oh, and speaking from experience—**I started trading agro-commodities as a corps member in Bauchi State.** I bought produce and distributed it across the country. That experience sparked my passion for agriculture, and today, that passion has grown into a thriving agro-business. I’m now an **employer of labor**, with cars, landed properties, and more. We’re not where we want to be yet, but we’re **growing, thriving, and trusting God for expansion.

**This post was inspired by my boss, Sir Tsekohol Denison.** I celebrate you, sir! ?? 

**Good evening, Africa!
**Good evening, world!
 

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  How to Make Ice Cream
Posted by: Farm-sultan - 07-19-2025, 07:40 AM - Forum: Rules & Regulations - Replies (2)

This will be good for egg layers farmers and dairy farmers, especially when there is glut.

Delicious, Nutritious & Easy to Make!

Ingredients
- Eggs - 4 large 
- Milk - 200g (about 1 cup) 
- Sugar - 125g (~½ cup) 
- Cornstarch** - 75g (~⅓ cup) 
- **Flavoring (vanilla, strawberry, or banana extract) - to taste 

Nutritional Benefits
- Eggs – High-quality protein, vitamins B6, B12, and D, plus choline for brain health. 
- Milk – Rich in calcium, phosphorus, and vitamin D for strong bones. 
- Sugar – Provides quick energy and helps stabilize metabolism. 
- Cornstarch – A good source of carbohydrates and fiber. 
- Flavorings – Enhance taste and restore natural flavors lost during processing. 

Step-by-Step Instructions
1. Prep Ingredients – Measure all ingredients accurately. 

2. Make Cornstarch Base – Mix cornstarch with hot water to form a smooth paste (like custard). 

3. Whisk Egg Whites – Separate egg whites and beat until foamy. 

4. Combine Mixtures – Gently fold cornstarch paste into the egg whites.

5. Sweeten the Milk – In another bowl, dissolve sugar in warm milk until slightly thick. 

6. Final Mix – Blend the milk mixture into the egg-cornstarch base. 

7. Add Flavor – Divide into portions and mix in your preferred flavoring.

8. Freeze & Enjoy! – Chill until firm (about 4-6 hours). 

Who Loves Ice Cream?
This treat sells well in: 
- Schools (kids’ favorite!) 
- Malls & Parks (perfect for hot days) 
- Eateries (great dessert option) 

Pro Tip: For creamier texture, stir the mixture every 30 minutes during freezing!

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  50 INNOVATIVE PRODUCTS THAT CAN BE MADE FROM CASSAVA (BEYOND GARRI & FUFU!)
Posted by: Agtech - 07-18-2025, 11:00 PM - Forum: Crops & Plantation Farming - Replies (2)

Did you know cassava is one of the most versatile crops in the world? Beyond the usual garri and fufu, cassava can be processed into over 50 valuable products—ranging from food and animal feed to industrial materials and even cosmetics!

Here’s a breakdown of the diverse possibilities ?

### **Food & Beverages**
1. **Cassava flour** – Gluten-free alternative for baking bread, cakes, and pancakes.

2. **Tapioca** – Used in puddings, bubble tea, and baby food.

3. **Cassava bread** – Ideal for gluten-sensitive consumers.

4. **Cassava cake** – Popular local and international dessert.

5. **Cassava biscuits & cookies** – Healthy snack options (diabetic-friendly if unsweetened).

6. **Cassava pasta/noodles** – Gluten-free meal alternative.

7. **Cassava chips** – Crispy snack or industrial-grade chip production.

8. **Cassava pancakes** – Wheat-free breakfast option.

9. **Cassava couscous** – Swallow alternative or side dish.

10. **Cassava doughnuts** – A unique pastry twist.

11. **Starch soup thickener** – For sauces and soups.

12. **Lafun** – Fermented cassava swallow.

13. **Abacha** – West African salad base.

14. **Cassava-based baby food** – Nutrient-packed infant meals.

15. **Cassava mash** – Alternative to mashed potatoes.

16. **Alcohol (ethanol)** – Used in beverages like local gin and industrial alcohol.

17. **Cassava syrup** – Natural sweetener for drinks and baking.

18. **Energy drink base** – Fermented cassava for traditional energy drinks.

19. **Fortified cassava meal** – Nutrient-enriched food for malnutrition interventions.

### **Animal Feed & Agriculture**
20. **Processed cassava peels** – High-fiber animal feed.

21. **Cassava leaf meal** – Protein-rich feed for livestock.

22. **Cassava root meal** – Energy source for pigs and poultry.

23. **Cassava silage** – Preserved feed for dry seasons.

24. **High-energy pellets** – Balanced livestock feed.

### **Industrial & Manufacturing Uses**
25. **Industrial starch** – For paper, textile, and pharmaceutical industries.

26. **Bioethanol fuel** – Renewable energy source.

27. **Biodegradable plastics** – Eco-friendly packaging.

28. **Adhesives/glue** – For paper, plywood, and packaging.

29. **Cassava paper** – Sustainable packaging/writing material.

30. **Cassava cardboard** – Lightweight, recyclable material.

31. **Lubricants (research stage)** – Potential machinery oil.

32. **Plywood binders** – Starch for wood bonding.

33. **Fertilizer from waste** – Compost from cassava peels.

34. **Textile sizing agent** – Fabric treatment before weaving.

35. **Detergent base** – Enhances washing powder foam.

### **Cosmetics & Pharmaceuticals**
36. **Facial mask powder** – Natural exfoliant & skin brightener.

37. **Skin cream** – Moisturizing & lightening properties.

38. **Body lotion** – Hydrates skin naturally.

39. **Cassava soap** – Organic soap for smoother skin.

40. **Hair conditioner** – Strengthens and moisturizes hair.

41. **Natural skin scrub** – Gently removes dead skin cells.

42. **Face wash** – Cleanses oily/acne-prone skin.

43. **Setting powder** – Oil-absorbing makeup product.

44. **Tablet binder** – Used in pharmaceutical drugs.

45. **Wound dressing film** – Biodegradable bandages.

46. **Drug delivery material** – Controlled-release medication.

47. **Dietary fiber supplements** – Supports digestion.

48. **Cassava enzyme extract** – Nutritional supplements.

49. **Low-calorie sweetener** – Diabetic-friendly sugar substitute.

### **The Big Questions We Should Be Asking**

1. **Why are most cassava farmers still selling raw tubers when processed products have higher value?**

2. **How would rural economies transform if we invested more in cassava processing than just farming?**

3. **How many jobs are we missing by not building small-scale cassava factories nationwide?**

4. **Why export raw cassava when starch, ethanol, flour, and animal feed fetch higher profits?**

5. **How many farmers know cassava can become biodegradable plastic?**

6. **What’s stopping young entrepreneurs from tapping into cassava’s industrial, cosmetic, and pharmaceutical potential?**

7. **If cassava waste can become feed, fertilizer, and biofuel—why is it still treated as trash?**

8. **Is it time to rebrand cassava from a "poor man’s crop" to a billion-dollar opportunity?**

9. **What policies or private-sector investments could unlock cassava’s full potential?**

10. **How can we train the next generation to see cassava as a tool for national wealth—not just subsistence?**

? **Let’s discuss!** Drop your thoughts below.

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  SEX: PASTOR KUMUYI’S MESSAGE TO THE CHURCHES
Posted by: SheFarm - 07-18-2025, 12:25 PM - Forum: Religion - No Replies

SEX SEX SEX SEX SEX SEX SEX SEX SEX, Yes SEX—you heard me very well!**
Don’t just play holiness and complain… read this **to the end.**

### **PASTOR W. F. KUMUYI’S MESSAGE TO THE CHURCHES**
I slept around 10:20 PM. Not long after lying down, I heard God calling me audibly, so I woke up. When I checked the time, it was 11:30 PM. Suddenly, I felt the urge to pray, so I left the bedroom and went to the sitting room to pray.

All of a sudden, my eyes opened, and I was in another realm. I saw an array of ladies—both young and old, very beautiful—coming from the seaside. I asked God, *“Who are these?”* He replied, *“These are marine spirits commissioned by the devil to drag many into the kingdom of darkness. His time is almost up, and he has vowed to cause many to fall.”*

I asked, *“Why women?”* He responded, *“They are not really women but evil spirits that have taken a feminine form.”*

Then I asked, *“What is their mission?”* Suddenly, I saw people having sex—some by the wayside, some in bushes, on beaches, in offices, and even in open places. I was amazed and asked, *“Why?”* God said, *“These spirits are sent to spread lust and cause many to fall into fornication.”* He added, *“Very soon, fornication will be legalized.”*

*“These spirits are meant to befriend unsuspecting young ladies, show them care, and eventually initiate them to be used by the enemy.”* I saw many young ladies being initiated, and as soon as they were, they developed an insatiable desire for sex.

I also saw sugar mummies luring young men with money and cars. After sleeping with them, the men were left empty.

### **FASHION AND DECEPTION**
I saw new dresses being introduced—dresses that expose almost all parts of the body. One very fair lady was nearly naked, with three-quarters of her breast exposed. Her dress was so transparent that her nakedness was clearly visible. Many were buying these skimpy outfits—short skirts, transparent leggings, and blouses that expose cleavage. Skin bleaching was also on the rise. Some were even pouring potions on their eyes to lure men.

*“Tell the church to watch,”* God said. *“They will try to enter the church, targeting pastors and members, especially choir members.”* I saw church members being possessed and sleeping with each other. Shockingly, I saw two choir members who were lesbians.

### **THE FALL OF PASTORS**
I saw men of God sleeping with members before mounting the pulpit. Many pastors are battling internally because there’s not just a crack but an opening in their spiritual wall—Satan has entered their lives. Some were caught in pornography and masturbation.

In one instance, I saw a pastor watching pornography and masturbating in his room. He thought he was alone, but the wall facing the public was broken, and people were watching him without his knowledge. God said, *“Whatever is done in secret is already open.”*

### **MARRIAGE AND MANIPULATION**
I saw women becoming unsubmissive and disrespectful to their husbands, frustrating them to the point where they fell prey to these spirits. Many were manipulated through food, clothes, and enchanted gifts given to pastors, gradually changing their spiritual status.

### **CHAINED BY SIN**
I saw many chains, and God said, *“These are chains of addiction that keep people in sexual bondage.”*

### **GOD’S WARNING**
*“Tell My people to stay within the boundaries of My Word. Let them not depart from them. Tell them to watch and pray. Let them be focused on Me, and this will help them avoid every distraction of the enemy.”*

### **BITTER TRUTH**
Believe it or not, accept it or not:
- You can be called a good Christian and still be deep in sin.
- You can speak in tongues and miss Heaven.
- You can win souls and miss Heaven.
- You can see visions and miss Heaven.
- You can cast out devils and miss Heaven.
- You can perform miracles and still miss Heaven.
- You can read the whole Bible and miss Heaven.
- You can attend all fellowship activities and camp meetings and miss Heaven.
- You can have anointing and miss Heaven.
- You can have all spiritual gifts and miss Heaven.
- You can wield power and unction and still miss Heaven.

**But you CANNOT live a holy life and miss Heaven.**
**HOLINESS IS THE REAL DEAL!**

Thanks for your attention. **Forwarding this is evangelism—please share it with others.**

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  How to Speed-Ripen Plantains the Safe Way
Posted by: Farm-ninja - 07-18-2025, 10:44 AM - Forum: Crops & Plantation Farming - No Replies

If your plantains are taking too long to ripen, here’s a natural, science-backed method to speed up the process: 

How It Works
1. Break a Finger – Snap one plantain in half (no need to peel it).
 
2. Pack It – Place the broken piece back with the rest. 

3. Wait 2-3 Days – Watch as they ripen evenly! 

The Science Behind It
- Ethylene Gas: A natural plant hormone that triggers ripening. 
- Breaking the Skin releases extra ethylene, signaling nearby fruits to soften and sweeten faster. 
- You might even notice tiny "sweat" droplets—proof the process is working! 

Bonus Tips
1. Works for Bananas, Mangoes & More** – Great for fruits that ripen off the tree. 
2. Safer Than Carbide – Avoid toxic artificial ripening chemicals. 
3. Need Slower Ripening? Store fruits apart in a cool, dry place. 

No magic—just smart science! Try it and enjoy perfectly ripe plantains every time. 

Learned something new? Share this trick with a friend!*



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  Virginity and Sexual Purity Explained
Posted by: Farmqueen - 07-17-2025, 07:06 PM - Forum: Religion - Replies (4)

Virginity is the absence of sexual experience.

Purity is when you surrender your heart.

You can be a virgin and still live impurely through your thoughts, your conversations, your motives, or your exposure to sexual content.

Purity is not perfection; it’s the pursuit of holiness.

It’s waking up daily and saying, "Lord, I want to honor you with my body, my mind, and my choices.”

Choose to pursue holiness, not just abstinence.

Sexual purity is possible.

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  STEPS TO HELP PREVENT CHICKENS FROM EATING THEIR EGGS
Posted by: AgroInnovate - 07-17-2025, 11:25 AM - Forum: Livestock Farming - Replies (18)

1. Reduce Stress and Overcrowding
~ Too many chickens in a small space causes stress and fighting. 
~ Ensure each chicken has at least 1.5 to 2 square feet of space.

2. Feed Them Properly
~ Nutrient deficiency, especially calcium, can lead to egg eating.
~ Provide feed rich in calcium like crushed oyster shells or bone meal.

3. Provide Proper Nesting Boxes
~ Offer dark, quiet, and clean nest boxes with soft bedding.
~ Avoid situations where eggs fall or roll, as broken eggs attract eating.

4. Collect Eggs Frequently
~ Don’t leave eggs in the nest for too long.
~ Collect them multiple times a day.

5. Use Fake Eggs
~ If the habit starts, place fake eggs (rubber or ceramic). Chickens will peck and get nothing, discouraging the behavior.

6. Identify and Isolate the Culprit
~ If you know the chicken doing it, isolate her or place her in a separate cage for some time.

7. Avoid Too Much Light in Nesting Areas
~ Keep nesting areas dim. Too much light encourages egg pecking.

Once chickens start egg eating, it can be hard to stop, but following these tips helps reduce or eliminate the problem.



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  Buhari is dead Hmmm...
Posted by: Farm-sultan - 07-16-2025, 12:55 AM - Forum: Agric News - Replies (5)

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



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  How to make Kuli kuli
Posted by: ZeroWaste - 07-15-2025, 04:00 PM - Forum: Agro-Processing - Replies (6)

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

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  Which Non-Traditional Farming Method Would You Try?
Posted by: FarmLady - 07-15-2025, 09:45 AM - Forum: General Discussion - Replies (4)

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)

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  Beyond normal farming
Posted by: Farm-sultan - 07-14-2025, 06:33 AM - Forum: General Discussion - Replies (6)

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.

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  Best way to cashout from cassava farming
Posted by: Farm-sultan - 07-13-2025, 02:00 AM - Forum: Crops & Plantation Farming - Replies (4)

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…

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  Is fish farming good?
Posted by: Blam - 07-12-2025, 05:27 PM - Forum: Aquaculture - Replies (3)

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

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  How far for layers business?
Posted by: EcoFarm - 07-12-2025, 08:59 AM - Forum: Livestock Farming - Replies (13)

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

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  Turning Agricultural Waste to Wealth
Posted by: Henlus - 07-08-2025, 04:21 PM - Forum: Livestock Farming - Replies (12)

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. 

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  Fix Slow Growing Cucumber Seedling with Stem that Break Easily
Posted by: Henlus - 07-08-2025, 03:30 PM - Forum: Crops & Plantation Farming - No Replies

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

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  6 Reasons Men Stay Broke in Their 40s
Posted by: Techie Farmer - 07-07-2025, 09:04 PM - Forum: Make Money Info - No Replies

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.

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  Agriguard Biological Fungicide
Posted by: Henlus - 06-24-2025, 12:03 AM - Forum: Crops & Plantation Farming - Replies (8)

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
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Agriguard does more than kill fungi — it protects your crops by:
  • 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.
It's a natural shield that helps your crops grow healthy and strong.


Great for all crops


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  Greenland GA (Paecilomyces lilacinum) – Organic Nematode Control
Posted by: Henlus - 06-23-2025, 11:54 PM - Forum: Crops & Plantation Farming - No Replies

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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  How to make Powdered Tomato - Lasts for 1 year
Posted by: Henlus - 06-12-2025, 11:08 PM - Forum: Agro-Processing - Replies (4)

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