Mrdellychy:


This looks more like burns from urea application.

Ebubu3:
where is the market ?

Ebubu3:
it’s how to find importers who I can export these items to is the problem

whichway007:
wow,sam larry look like Mobad son,fear women

Esude007:
This is Lona Farms Limited sesame section, we are working on 20 hectare, and the target is 0.5 tonne per hectare... A bag of sesame in kogi state goes for 150k during off season, and 120k during season. 10kg of sesame is required per hectare for planting, we are using broadcasting method. The sesame seed will be treated with Cypermetrin before broadcasting, to prevent ant picking, and it will be mixed with 20kg of sharp sand before broadcasting for even distribution.

Ebubu3:
I have 1 tonne of grade 1 sesame seed for sale. Price is 1million naira per tonne. Last price. Contact your dealer and we can talk if he wants 1 ton

Esude007:
let me tell u something... Even if u have 2000 bags, I know who can buy everything without u looking for an exporter... the market is developed

Fearyourcreator:
You won't see those lazy people on this now...
Only to complain about everything...
Some will say if you go into farming bandits,kidnapper bla bla ... like those ones are everywhere... practice where them no dey ... na lie... excuse upon excuse to not move forward in life... the owner of these , may God lift you beyond what you ever expected... I will still go into farming... Nigeria needs more people to do these ... at least food prices will go down

Esude007:
hmmm...I don't think it can be cultivated in south west

10. Other Cut Flowers & Flower Buds: N’ 13,007 Million (N15,053 million in 2022)
Starting the list are various types of cut flowers and flower buds. The emerging prominence of ornamental horticulture in Nigeria’s export portfolio is worthy of note, reflecting a growing market for decorative and aesthetic purposes both domestically and internationally.

9. Soya Beans Seed: N’ 15,467 Million (2022: N6.838 million)
Soya bean seeds make its debut on the top 10 list taking the ninth position. Their export suggests a high demand for Nigeria’s soya beans, indicating a promising trajectory for this commodity.

8. Other Cut Flowers & Flower Buds (Ornamental Purposes): N’ 19,887 Million (2022: N15,052 million)
The eighth spot is occupied again by ornamental flowers and flower buds, emphasizing the sector’s growing contribution to Nigeria’s agricultural exports.

7. Flours and Meals of Soya Beans: N’ 23,601 Million
Flours and meals of soya beans, a new entry, rank seventh, primarily finding use in the food industry and animal husbandry. This positions them as a significant export, which diversifies the market for Nigerian producers.

6. Soya Beans (Excluding Seeds): N’ 24,102 Million
Excluding seeds, soya beans come in at sixth place. The commodity is chiefly exported for oil extraction and as a protein source in animal feeds, representing another aspect of the versatile soya bean plant.

5. Standard Quality Cocoa Beans: N’ 32,590 Million (2022: N’32, 589 million)
Fifth on the list are standard-quality cocoa beans. They may not match their superior quality counterparts but are still an essential part of Nigeria’s export economy.

4. Cashew Nuts (Shelled): N’ 64,631 Million (2022: N’21,024 million)
Shelled cashew nuts are fourth, signifying a growing in-country processing capacity, which inherently adds more value to the product before its export.

3. Cashew Nuts (In Shell): N’ 83,196 Million (2022: N’ 66, 357 million)
In-shell cashew nuts take the bronze medal, primarily finding markets in countries like India for further processing. They represent an important source of foreign exchange for Nigeria.

2. Sesamum Seeds: N’ 105,982 Million (2022: N139, 845 million)
Close to the top are sesamum seeds, or sesame seeds, which have become increasingly significant in Nigeria’s agricultural export scene. Their versatility and wide range of uses make them nearly as valuable as cocoa.

1. Superior Quality Cocoa Beans: N’ 115,544 Million (2022: N200,066 million)
Finally, at the pinnacle are superior-quality cocoa beans. Their consistently high value in the export market signifies their continued importance to the Nigerian economy and their unparalleled global demand.

Esude007:
The first section have started flowering... This means fruiting will soon begin....

Sholmakem:
The oil is what we use at home.i like eating the seed with groundnut.😋

Esude007:
quote author=Ebubu3 post=125368694]where is the market ?in Ajaka igalamela local government... I bought 2 bags at 300k... The demand is very high, as marketers even go as far as giving loans to farmers... On the agreement that after hervesting, u sell to them directly.

Ebubu3:
can it grow on any soil? I’m in Ebonyi state

How can I get the seed for planting?

Esude007:
flowers whisper PRODUCTIVITY to the farmer, they become happiest when they transform into fruits....Pesticide application.. rate the production....