freshrose:

My desire is pepper and perhaps Okra

Be sure to stay away from Ogun-Osun river banks because of annual flooding. If you can, take a trip down to Igan-gan after Mokoloki to enquire for land close to a stream (not the river).

REUBEN010:


Be sure to stay away from Ogun-Osun river banks because of annual flooding. If you can, take a trip down to Igan-gan after Mokoloki to enquire for land close to a stream (not the river).

Thanks so very much.

aquadude15:

Why did this year glut persist till now

price will be good starting from next week..I was in market this morning and there was cucumber. Also, this is best time to plant..

Olaleyeabdullah:
think i saw anointing oil in the materials you used for your farm. Any reason for that sir. Just having some random thoughts on what farmers battle to have good yield

Am a member of mountain of fire and miracle ministry...I always anoint my self, house and work.

REUBEN010:


Be sure to stay away from Ogun-Osun river banks because of annual flooding. If you can, take a trip down to Igan-gan after Mokoloki to enquire for land close to a stream (not the river).

I will appreciate if you can give me a link. Though, l live at Ofada and always hear Mokoloki but l have not been to the place.

freshrose:

I will appreciate if you can give me a link. Though, l live at Ofada and always hear Mokoloki but l have not been to the place.

Mokoloki is very popular, it's along papa road, you may go through Omu junction or via Mosadomi, you might want to use bike because of the poor state of the road.
If you live in ofada, it might be a good idea to get a motorcycle of your own if you're thinking of farming around Moko because daily bike should be around 1k to and fro.

As for the popular OgunOsun Farm settlement which is rented to the general public at 20k/hectare/year, there's river there that you can make use of and this will save you the stress of traveling farther inside Moko, while it is true that the OgunOsun land has been over used and will definitely not be good for doing pepper, there are some lands around OgunOsun that belong to private families that have not been overused, the only thing is the lands are not tractorable like OgunOsun, but they'll be good for pepper and okra.

Another thing you can do if you live in Ofada is to meet land agents or Omoonile's, there are some landed properties in acres all around that are fenced that you can rent on yearly bases, while these properties may not have boreholes, people leaving around those properties usually have boreholes, you can talk to them if they'll allow you pump water and pay.

Omonaijani:

Mokoloki is very popular, it's along papa road, you may go through Omu junction or via Mosadomi, you might want to use bike because of the poor state of the road.
If you live in ofada, it might be a good idea to get a motorcycle of your own if you're thinking of farming around Moko because daily bike should be around 1k to and fro.

As for the popular OgunOsun Farm settlement which is rented to the general public at 20k/hectare/year, there's river there that you can make use of and this will save you the stress of traveling farther inside Moko, while it is true that the OgunOsun land has been over used and will definitely not be good for doing pepper, there are some lands around OgunOsun that belong to private families that have not been overused, the only thing is the lands are not tractorable like OgunOsun, but they'll be good for pepper and okra.

Another thing you can do if you live in Ofada is to meet land agents or Omoonile's, there are some landed properties in acres all around that are fenced that you can rent on yearly bases, while these properties may not have boreholes, people leaving around those properties usually have boreholes, you can talk to them if they'll allow you pump water and pay.

Thanks so very much. I really appreciate your analysis. Will take a step.

Cucumber begins to go up... I sold 6.5-7k this morning.

Farmerakinloye6:
Cucumber begins to go up... I sold 6.5-7k this morning.

That's really good to know...

Sir, about transplanting;
You transplant 3 days after germination.
At that time cucumber seedlings are still very young and do not have any true leaf yet.

So, I suppose that is only practicable with drip irrigation system which ensures steady and light supply of water after transplanting, right?

The question: I'm not using drip irrigation yet it's manual watering. Can I nurse my seedlings until when they have 1-2 true leaves before transplanting?
Does staying that long on seed tray affect plants?

Una wahala too much get d fuk out of here man!!

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freshrose:

Thanks so very much. I really appreciate your analysis. Will take a step.

There use to be a Mokoloki agent here but he died last year.

Mokoloki is a very good place.. Been there to get a land before... It's close to the Dam.

And very safe as well

Farmtech pls do the needful! This guy orwAseN is spamming threads like seriously... cucumber price today is 8.5-8k if the head is up if not 6k.

Chidiebubeoji:


That's really good to know...

Sir, about transplanting;
You transplant 3 days after germination.
At that time cucumber seedlings are still very young and do not have any true leaf yet.

So, I suppose that is only practicable with drip irrigation system which ensures steady and light supply of water after transplanting, right?

The question: I'm not using drip irrigation yet it's manual watering. Can I nurse my seedlings until when they have 1-2 true leaves before transplanting?
Does staying that long on seed tray affect plants?

once your cucumber has two leaf successfully it is ready for transplanting. It is not good enough to leave the seedlings to have 3-4 leaf before you transplant.

Farmerakinloye6:
once your cucumber has two leaf successfully it is ready for transplanting. It is not good enough to leave the seedlings to have 3-4 leaf before you transplant.

Ok, thanks

Farmerakinloye6:
Farmtech pls do the needful! This guy orwAseN is spamming threads like seriously... cucumber price today is 8.5-8k if the head is up if not 6k.

.
Ok.

Please bosses, I have NPK 12 12 17 I bought early this year. I was told it is good for cucumber.
What do you think?

Chidiebubeoji:
Please bosses, I have NPK 12 12 17 I bought early this year. I was told it is good for cucumber.
What do you think?

You can use it when the cuke is fruiting

aquadude15:

You can use it when the cuke is fruiting

Alright. Thank you sir.
Like how often?

Chidiebubeoji:

Alright. Thank you sir.
Like how often?

You can apply like 15.15.15 also when it start fruiting and after 2weeks

aquadude15:

You can apply like 15.15.15 also when it start fruiting and after 2weeks

Gorrit. Thanks

what's the cause of this wilting in cucumber
it's not manure burn

HornyTave:
what's the cause of this wilting in cucumber
it's not manure burn

You sprayed a concentrated mixture of chemical.
Don't worry it will heal up.
But avoid that next time

aquadude15:

You sprayed a concentrated mixture of chemical.
Don't worry it will heal up.
But avoid that next time

I used 5ml of Lara Force Gold to 10L of water when I noticed pest. what other causes might it be?

HornyTave:


I used 5ml of Lara Force Gold to 10L of water when I noticed pest. what other causes might it be?

If you sprayed under hot sun even with moderate dose, it can burn the leaves.

REUBEN010:


If you sprayed under hot sun even with moderate dose, it can burn the leaves.

Gbam

REUBEN010:


If you sprayed under hot sun even with moderate dose, it can burn the leaves.

I found out the problem.
It's over watering.

Those that eat gluten period money has begin to vomit it..I sold 10k flat today, no cap . I no even look uche face .

Farmerakinloye6:
Those that eat gluten period money has begin to vomit it..I sold 10k flat today, no cap . I no even look uche face .

I hope this price will stay high for the next 2/3 months or do you think next glut will come anytime soon?
I'm starting my nursery this week