One of the ways to make good money from agriculture is through Plantain farming business.
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One of the best crop you can consider venturing into is Plantain farming business.
Do plantain

Lesgupnigeria:
Can I see the pictures of the plantain farm?

i will see if i can post them here.

@lesgup this is what i got from my farm if you want to buy,how much would you buy? and how do i sell if i am selling much thanks.

raphaeladex:
i will see if i can post them here.

Ok

agrobiz873:
@lesgup this is what i got from my farm if you want to buy,how much would you buy? and how do i sell if i am selling much thanks.

where is your farm located? you can sell 700 naira or more depending on how you sell Do you have large quantity?

The beauty of the plantain plant is in its ability to reproduce itself in geometric
proportions.
3 BENEFITS IS GUARANTEED FOR PLANTAIN FARMERS
First benefit is that you won’t be buying fresh suckers for planting in the 2 nd
year. Second benefit is that you can sell the suckers while waiting for the
harvest of the plantain bunches from the existing plants. Thirdly, you can
transplant the suckers on another plot of land which means that your farm is
expanding without buying fresh suckers.

Do plantain.

remove the cobs producing the fruits after a month for quality and bountiful harvest

Plantain farming is just the way to go

"I will reproduce myself for you and make you more money than you will ever think"-Plantain 2015

Lesgupnigeria:
Send me an email or call me to be enrolled in our Free training for intending and established farmers who want to take their agribusiness to another level

Will love to, how do I get ur contacts?
mine 08063009334, oyediranniyi@yahoo.com

oyediranniyi:
Will love to, how do I get ur contacts? mine 08063009334, oyediranniyi@yahoo.com

my contact is 08164628081,08092034147

Lesgupnigeria:

my contact is 08164628081,08092034147

i sent you a mail on yusuffgbenga@gmail.com still expecting ur reply

Plantain ranked third among starchy staple foods. But , its production still remains
largely in the hands of small scale farmers
Its export potential has not yet being tapped
Plantain farming remain one of the most profitable and untapped agribusiness in Nigeria.
Do it.

Do you know that all stages of the fruits from immature to overripe are used as a source of food.?
The immature fruits are peeled, sliced, dried and made into powder and
consumed .

When you are so happy lifting the money making machine.

When you filled like carrying 100 Plantain bunch at a time to the market. Cultivate the most profitable crop and you will be Happy you do so.

Lesgupnigeria:
The difference between increasing your income in plantain farming and not making enough is knowledge.
Get Free training on making your agribusiness a success at farm locations in sango ota and ogbomoso.

Where in Sango Ota Boss?

Idowu2828:
Where in Sango Ota Boss?

Just 30 mins drive from Ota
Oke-odan town @River basin authority.

you can intercrop plantain with other crops such as tomato,corn or pepper.

If you want to increase your cash flow,do plantain.

One important success tips in plantain - Get good suckers

Mechanised farming is the way for modernised agriculture.

Lesgupnigeria:
Mechanised farming is the way for modernised agriculture.

gud morning bro pls which instrument is this is this plantain processing plant hmm.

Johnnyessence:
gud morning bro pls which instrument is this is this plantain processing plant hmm.

Not so.
Planter just procured.

Lesgupnigeria:

Not so.
Planter just procured.

is it a seed planter or plantain planter hmmm waoooo this is great ooo following u patiently

Johnnyessence:
is it a seed planter or plantain planter hmmm waoooo this is great ooo following u patiently

seed planter,still researching how plantain planter can be fabricated locally in nigeria

Please, does anyone know the approximate minimum daily water requirement for a stand of plantain? I have a farm at a location where there is no water available anywhere in the vicinity. I am considering making a well, borehole, or supply water to on-farm reservoirs by water tankers. So I want to make a plan on that.

Related to the issue of irrigation is another question: what sort of problems am I liable to run into, if I decide not to water my plants, and how severe can these problems be. My reason for these questions is that it will be very difficult for me financially to fund the irrigation project. So I want to see if avoiding it would not be too catastrophic for me. For your reference, as for 2 weeks ago, here is the look of one batch of the plants:

Here is a general outlook of this batch

Here is another view of this batch

I have another batch of plants on the same farm, whose pics are posted as follows:

and this closer look of this second batch