Congratulation bro which part of the north do you base

people are getting some secrets

LocalFARMERS:
White Beans

*The farm
*Hervesting
*Processed Beans

You are enjoying o

LocalFARMERS:
This year has been a blessed year to most farmers. I had a bountiful harvest from my beans farm this year. I sold over 20 bags and I kept enough to last me the next 12 months in my house. Apart from the ones I shared to family, friends and neighbors.

Farming is very lucrative these days. It's easy to become a millionaire via farming now. As few bags of farm produce will give you millions.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=43r5_ehkQ4s

What city are you based?

LocalFARMERS:
This year has been a blessed year to most farmers. I had a bountiful harvest from my beans farm this year. I sold over 20 bags and I kept enough to last me the next 12 months in my house. Apart from the ones I shared to family, friends and neighbors.

Farming is very lucrative these days. It's easy to become a millionaire via farming now. As few bags of farm produce will give you millions.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=43r5_ehkQ4s

What city are you based?

Redman44:



I believe beans can be planted in Southern Nigeria. Cheers.

It can't.

Zetty177x:
T-Pain why did you ever enter power?

your mate dey farm and you dey complain of somebody wen no know weda you dey exist.

Nicepoker:
You are indeed a local farmer. You should know your farm size then know the minimum and max output. That's how you gather data to assist those who are about to venture into crop production.

He's not the owner of that farm,! Who wouldn't he not know the size of his farm and he isn't an illiterate o? At least, estimate like 50 square metre or feet square.

Nicepoker:
You are indeed a local farmer. You should know your farm size then know the minimum and max output. That's how you gather data to assist those who are about to venture into crop production.

Nigerians and their mouths, "Local farmer". We good to analyse but to implement na their wahala dey.

[quote author=LocalFARMERS post=133468066]This year has been a blessed year to most farmers. I had a bountiful harvest from my beans farm this year. I sold over 20 bags and I kept enough to last me the next 12 months in my house. Apart from the ones I shared to family, friends and neighbors.

How do you preserve your beans?
Especially in large quantities?

You want to keep beans for 12 months? I hope you can preserve it properly for that long?

Nicepoker:
You are indeed a local farmer. You should know your farm size then know the minimum and max output. That's how you gather data to assist those who are about to venture into crop production.

Whether or not a local farmer, it's inconsequential. What's important is his ability to venture into farming and making it as a farmer. What's destroying us as a people is our inability to appreciate good and better things. He's a local farmer indeed and making it as a local farmer. Those with international certification and knows d length and breadth of their farmland, how far have they gone? It's not all about being a Prof on agriculture, what's ur output to d society.

TheBreastSucker:
If I were you I would use this opportunity to suck the breasts of all the beautiful young maidens in that village.

You give me your breasts to suck and I give you 1 Derica of beans

You be werey..

EmperorCaesar:
Theres this saying that "Its better to be a Lion in the village, than to be a dog in the city"

You're a king,bro

Forget about thousands of people living in Abuja and Lagos hoping to become the next Elon Musk after paying for everything with their blood



Happy for you

You are the real MVP. Farmers are Kings

I concure.....

Nice harvest Op when did you start the planting??
And how long did it take before harvest?

God is truly wonderful just imagine all you have to do is put seed into the ground and he sends rain 🌧️, some months time the ground gives you food for all your efforts ☺️....it is magical if you ask me.

But one certain billionaire is telling us we should be eating poison mixed with different cancer causing chemicals in his lab.... calling it GMO. Thunder ⚡ fire 🔥 dollar 🤑 Bills and his bloody GMO crap.

LocalFARMERS:
This year has been a blessed year to most farmers. I had a bountiful harvest from my beans farm this year. I sold over 20 bags and I kept enough to last me the next 12 months in my house. Apart from the ones I shared to family, friends and neighbors.

Farming is very lucrative these days. It's easy to become a millionaire via farming now. As few bags of farm produce will give you millions.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=43r5_ehkQ4s

White beans. Wow! My favourite. Pity it doesn't grow here in the South.

Nicepoker:
You are indeed a local farmer. You should know your farm size then know the minimum and max output. That's how you gather data to assist those who are about to venture into crop production.

International questioneer wey dey hungry

Kam2021:

Looooolll @you are indeed a local farmer. Wetin concern agbero with over load. Hope he puts your advice to use.

He is probably one of those disgruntled EXECUTIVES who oversaw the spectacular failure of the NIRSAL Anchor borrower program

I am referring to the disgruntled executives that were recently, unceremoniously dragged out of the system by Mr Olayemi Cardoso, the current CBN governor

TheBreastSucker:


Are you still lonely?

I can provide succor, I'm also an expert at breast sucking

E-diot

Reverseng:
Is there a way to preserve beans without chemicals?

I was reluctant to reply at first cos of laziness. Anyway, just load your beans in an airtight jerrycan. We keep ours in a jerrycan. Make sure it is airtight and your beans will be safe all year round. It will last over a year and those silly weavils will find it hard to breed. They gon' keep dying and your beans will be dry.

EmperorCaesar:
Theres this saying that "Its better to be a Lion in the village, than to be a dog in the city"

You're a king,bro

Forget about thousands of people living in Abuja and Lagos hoping to become the next Elon Musk after paying for everything with their blood



Happy for you

You are the real MVP. Farmers are Kings

If you are looking for real poverty, go to the villages. It is funny that they produce all the food yet you will find more malnourished kids in the villages. This is coming from someone who has traveled to almost all states in Nigeria. I do bulk buying of farm crops just so you know.

LocalFARMERS:
This year has been a blessed year to most farmers. I had a bountiful harvest from my beans farm this year. I sold over 20 bags and I kept enough to last me the next 12 months in my house. Apart from the ones I shared to family, friends and neighbors.

Farming is very lucrative these days. It's easy to become a millionaire via farming now. As few bags of farm produce will give you millions.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=43r5_ehkQ4s

na wa you o!! How can u plant alone, harvest alone and eat alone for 12 months?

Moi-Moi don set

Yes ooooooooo

I am also a witness to such bountiful harvest this year. No buying of beans for the next 6 months courtesy of a futile borrowed land...

EmperorCaesar:
Theres this saying that "Its better to be a Lion in the village, than to be a dog in the city"

You're a king,bro

Forget about thousands of people living in Abuja and Lagos hoping to become the next Elon Musk after paying for everything with their blood



Happy for you

You are the real MVP. Farmers are Kings

I will rather be a dog in the city.

Please where is the farm located. South or North. I am asking because of the appropriate climate

How are you going to filter it?

LocalFARMERS:
This year has been a blessed year to most farmers. I had a bountiful harvest from my beans farm this year. I sold over 20 bags and I kept enough to last me the next 12 months in my house. Apart from the ones I shared to family, friends and neighbors.

Farming is very lucrative these days. It's easy to become a millionaire via farming now. As few bags of farm produce will give you millions.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=43r5_ehkQ4s

The kain mess wey you go mess this year ehn, no be here...

I'm doing this next year

chipet67:

International questioneer wey dey hungry

Some people venture into farming with sense. I do mine with proper analysis.

Skoonheid:
Congratulations. We achieved 400 bags of maize and lots of bags of rice, sorghum and beans this year. Started dry season farming a week ago. 2025 will rock

Pls what are you cultivating for the dry season? And what crops usually do well for that purpose?

Nicepoker:
You are indeed a local farmer. You should know your farm size then know the minimum and max output. That's how you gather data to assist those who are about to venture into crop production.

International farmer how far now! Where is your own beans😎