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Ado-Odo Ota, Nigeria

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Gov @HonBago ’s passion to develop Niger State is evident for everyone to see. Someone said, ‘Ko shaitan ne kai, dolle ka yarda Bago na aiki.’ When these gigantic projects are complete, whoever takes over from Bago will just enjoy a free ride. May Allaah guide him to complete them all.

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CROP CULTIVATION CALENDAR FOR FARMERS Crop Cultivation Calendar in Nigeria (Without Irrigation) Important considerations: - Regional variations: Planting times can differ slightly between northern and southern Nigeria due to variations in climate. - Soil conditions: The type of soil can influence planting times. For example, sandy soils may require earlier planting to ensure adequate moisture. - Variety selection: The specific variety of a crop can also affect planting times. Some varieties may be more tolerant of drought or heat. NOTE: While these are general guidelines, it... View full post

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7 AGRICULTURAL LAWS TO KNOW!👇😍 1. Never target high seasons; high seasons come with their own challenges. Be a farmer, not a gambler. 2. Choose at least two main crops and a crop rotation plan. Switching from one crop to another is not directly in your pocket. 3. Plan your farm and always have crops at different stages of age to ensure a constant supply. 4. No crop is more profitable in itself; just master the advantages and disadvantages of each particular crop. 5. Having a big farm is not a guarantee for successful farming. 6. Have a spraying and fertilizing plan and stick to it. 7... View full post

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ONIONS FARMING Growing bulb onions involves several key steps to ensure a successful harvest. Here's a detailed guide: Choosing the Right Onion Variety: Long-day onions: Best for northern regions with long daylight hours in summer. Short-day onions: Ideal for southern regions with shorter daylight periods in winter. Intermediate-day onions: Suitable for areas with moderate daylight hours. Preparing the Soil: Location: Choose a site with full sun exposure. Soil: Onions thrive in well-draining, loose, and fertile soil with a pH between 6.0 and 7.0. Amendments: Incorporate organic matte... View full post

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Maize Planting Steps Step by step on planting maize on a large scale Planting maize on a large scale involves several steps, which are summarized below: 1. Site selection: Choose a site that receives adequate sunlight and has well-drained soil. The soil should also have a pH between 6.0 and 7.5. 2. Land preparation: Clear the land of all vegetation, including weeds and grass. Till the soil using a tractor or a plow to create a fine seedbed. 3. Seed selection: Choose high-quality seed from a reputable source. Maize seed should be tested for germination and purity before planting. 4. Fer... View full post

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Some tips on Capsicum Farming Climate: Capsicums thrive in warm climates with temperatures between 15-30°C. They require plenty of sunlight and are sensitive to frost. Soil: They prefer well-drained, fertile soils with a pH between 6.0 and 7.0. Adding organic matter can enhance soil quality. Planting: Capsicums can be started in a nursery and transplanted when they are about 6-8 weeks old, after the risk of frost has passed. Space plants 30-45 cm (12-18 inches) apart. The seed rate is 100g per acre. Watering: Capsicums need consistent moisture, especially during dry periods. Drip irrigati... View full post

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17 AGRICULTURAL TIPS TO KNOW! 1. Never target high seasons; high seasons come with their own challenges. Be a farmer, not a gambler. 2. Choose at least two main crops and a crop rotation plan. Switching from one crop to another is not directly in your pocket. 3. Plan your farm and always have crops at different stages of age to ensure a constant supply. 4. No crop is more profitable in itself; just master the advantages and disadvantages of each particular crop. 5. Having a big farm is not a guarantee for successful farming. 6. Have a spraying and fertilizing plan and stick to it. 7.... View full post

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Today in Ogun State, we harvested the rice we planted in May 2024. By August 2024, we realised 7 MT/hct from a pilot of 200 hectares, using outgrowers who were each given 1 hectare. The total harvest amounted to approximately 1,400 MT, which translates to about 20,000 bags of milled rice, valued at One billion Naira in revenue every three months. These farmers, mostly youth and women who had never farmed before, are now part of a transformative project. We will now upscale to 2,000–5,000 hectares, aiming for approximately 10–25 billion Naira per quarter. Ogun State is ready to fee... View full post

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Cassava farming tips To enhance and increase stakes production, it is recommended to use short cassava cuttings of two nodes instead of the current longer cuttings with more than seven nodes, used by farmers, which lead to wastage. These two-node cuttings can be pre-sprouted in an appropriate medium before planting on the field to ensure a good stand and uniformity in the establishment of the cassava at the field. To prevent land conflicts and struggles for cassava production, practice intercropping with other food crops rather than mono cropping of cassava. Splitting of land and rotatin... View full post

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Agric Insight Information on sack farming, which can be an excellent option for people with limited space and a cemented floor at home. What is Sack Farming? Sack farming, also known as sack gardening or vertical gardening, involves growing plants in sacks or large bags. It’s a form of container gardening that is space-efficient and ideal for urban areas or places with poor soil conditions. Benefits of Sack Farming 1. Space Efficiency: Utilizes vertical space, making it suitable for small areas. 2. Mobility: Sacks can be moved easily to take advantage of sunlight or to avoid h... View full post

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