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Harvest Of My Backyard Farm In Far Away Eastern Nigeria. by Nice2023(m): 6:33pm On Aug 10 |
Here's a short story about a farm and harvest behind my house in far away Eastern Nigeria: In a small village in Eastern Nigeria, a family turned their backyard into a farm, planting cassava,maize and vegetables. After months of hard work, they harvested their crops under the shade of palm trees.The aroma of the roasted corn filled the air as they celebrated their bounty with a traditional Igbo feast, giving thanks for the fertile land as well as their hard work in the city. That is the short story of my wife and I. I shall be taken some to the city for my children to have a taste of it too. 8 Likes 1 Share
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Re: Harvest Of My Backyard Farm In Far Away Eastern Nigeria. by Nice2023(m): 6:34pm On Aug 10 |
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Re: Harvest Of My Backyard Farm In Far Away Eastern Nigeria. by Zonefree(m): 6:34pm On Aug 10 |
You got a bountiful harvest. Congratulations and enjoy. 4 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Harvest Of My Backyard Farm In Far Away Eastern Nigeria. by vanbonattel: 6:35pm On Aug 10 |
Congratulations, Eastern Nigeria is blessed. My neighbour threw plantain tree he uprooted from his land during fencing into my land and closed his compound two years ago, I returned to meet about 30 plantain trees on my land, plus the report that all my neighbours has been harvesting my plantains for over a year! I was like, "please invite all the neighbours so they can come and pay tithe" ![]() 8 Likes 2 Shares |
Re: Harvest Of My Backyard Farm In Far Away Eastern Nigeria. by Nice2023(m): 6:36pm On Aug 10 |
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Re: Harvest Of My Backyard Farm In Far Away Eastern Nigeria. by chiiraq802(m): 6:36pm On Aug 10 |
Fresh Corn. enjoy 4 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Harvest Of My Backyard Farm In Far Away Eastern Nigeria. by EreluRoz: 6:55pm On Aug 10 |
Give me your corn for free. Farmers are cheerful givers 2 Likes |
Re: Harvest Of My Backyard Farm In Far Away Eastern Nigeria. by princepee: 7:43pm On Aug 10 |
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Re: Harvest Of My Backyard Farm In Far Away Eastern Nigeria. by Nice2023(m): 8:03pm On Aug 10 |
EreluRoz: Hahahah I am not a cheerful giver at all. Rather a careful giver! 4 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Harvest Of My Backyard Farm In Far Away Eastern Nigeria. by EreluRoz: 8:09pm On Aug 10 |
Nice2023:lol 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: Harvest Of My Backyard Farm In Far Away Eastern Nigeria. by CrownOfClay724: 8:14pm On Aug 10 |
Isn't this native white corn? Been over ten years since I last saw one. Na only agric we dey chow now. Bountiful harvest right there. Enjoy. 3 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Harvest Of My Backyard Farm In Far Away Eastern Nigeria. by Rexymania(m): 8:30pm On Aug 10 |
Very good. What part of Eastern Nigeria are you? |
Re: Harvest Of My Backyard Farm In Far Away Eastern Nigeria. by Sucre6: 8:34pm On Aug 10 |
Nice2023: You are a wise man 🤝 2 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Harvest Of My Backyard Farm In Far Away Eastern Nigeria. by sacajawea: 8:53pm On Aug 10 |
vanbonattel:30 trees? 1 to 30, different individual trees in just two years 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: Harvest Of My Backyard Farm In Far Away Eastern Nigeria. by Nice2023(m): 10:43pm On Aug 10 |
CrownOfClay724: U are sharp for being able to spot the kind of corn this is. |
Re: Harvest Of My Backyard Farm In Far Away Eastern Nigeria. by Bankowner: 5:17am On Aug 11 |
You have done well for yourself bro. Ask some people to do this and they'll ask you what they'll eat before the corn matures to harvest. |
Re: Harvest Of My Backyard Farm In Far Away Eastern Nigeria. by Nice2023(m): 5:44am On Aug 11 |
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Re: Harvest Of My Backyard Farm In Far Away Eastern Nigeria. by Veggieseeddies: 6:43am On Aug 11 |
sacajawea: The regeneration of plantain is amazing. That's possible, but without care, he'd lose them all |
Re: Harvest Of My Backyard Farm In Far Away Eastern Nigeria. by Agentsalt: 7:09am On Aug 11 |
No forget to give your pastor as first fruit o ![]() |
Re: Harvest Of My Backyard Farm In Far Away Eastern Nigeria. by CrownOfClay724: 7:27am On Aug 11 |
Nice2023:I was a farm boy. My father planted nothing but this type of corn. 4 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Harvest Of My Backyard Farm In Far Away Eastern Nigeria. by Nice2023(m): 8:10am On Aug 11 |
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Re: Harvest Of My Backyard Farm In Far Away Eastern Nigeria. by Nice2023(m): 8:12am On Aug 11 |
Agentsalt: My kind of person can starve all those fake pastors in Nigeria if given the opportunity. 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: Harvest Of My Backyard Farm In Far Away Eastern Nigeria. by Gotocourt: 9:34am On Aug 11 |
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Re: Harvest Of My Backyard Farm In Far Away Eastern Nigeria. by Mom007(f): 9:40am On Aug 11 |
Very good Sir. Well done. Please do not eat your harvest carelessly or start dashing it to lazy people who will not farm but want to eat. Leave most of it to dry and then dehusk it and store it in your house for future use. We don't know what the future holds. You may still need it later. I hope you know semolina is made from milled corn... 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: Harvest Of My Backyard Farm In Far Away Eastern Nigeria. by We4all: 12:04pm On Aug 11 |
Mom007: Everybody cannot be a farmer at the same time, and there is nothing wrong if he shares his harvests with his neighbors. 3 Likes |
Re: Harvest Of My Backyard Farm In Far Away Eastern Nigeria. by sacajawea: 12:14pm On Aug 11 |
Veggieseeddies:I get that 4 to 5 trees is possible, but how is 30?? How? 1 Like |
Re: Harvest Of My Backyard Farm In Far Away Eastern Nigeria. by Veggieseeddies: 5:09pm On Aug 11 |
sacajawea: Under 1yr, not possible. I had 12 suckers round the parent plant but they didnt grow at same pace. Now that depends on when he returned which wasn't specified. If he returned to that piece of land three years, that's possible but the count will include both parent plants and suckers not just parent plants as "trees" in his statement suggests |
Re: Harvest Of My Backyard Farm In Far Away Eastern Nigeria. by sacajawea: 5:42pm On Aug 11 |
Veggieseeddies:I didn't mention 1 year in my Statement. I know he said 2 years or close to 3 if we are being generous. Even though with suckers, i.e small/growing trees counted, how is it still 30? Na so e dey grow so quickly? Na so e dey spread? Or breeze dey carry am so easily? |
Re: Harvest Of My Backyard Farm In Far Away Eastern Nigeria. by RepoMan007: 5:52pm On Aug 11 |
At least that will keep you busy for one week. |
Re: Harvest Of My Backyard Farm In Far Away Eastern Nigeria. by Veggieseeddies: 6:56pm On Aug 11 |
sacajawea: In 3years, a sucker can give 30. Na so e dey take spread 1 Like |
Re: Harvest Of My Backyard Farm In Far Away Eastern Nigeria. by sacajawea: 8:27pm On Aug 11 |
Veggieseeddies:Ehheeenn? Hmmmn Interesting... Business Thoughts come to mind |
Re: Harvest Of My Backyard Farm In Far Away Eastern Nigeria. by sacajawea: 8:27pm On Aug 11 |
Veggieseeddies:Breeze dey carry am everywhere like that? |
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