okoroemeka:
nothing concern by pass with pressure,the bypass is just to cut off the Venturi when not in use and push ordinary water to the drip tapes,the pressure is from the pump not from the bypass.venturi is used only when fertigating

Noted.

[quote author=Wyntah post=93763570][/quote] the last I heard, the yellow bag went for #5000 and the blue bag for 4500 it was still going upwards. It should come down a bit by now as the August break really affected a lot of farmers. Uyo buyers don't care about seed scarcity, they just know the laws of demand and supply

[quote author=ideepaul post=93772697] Indeed these market women show no mercy. The ones in my area are stuck at #3,000, it's helps to know that other sellers give it at higher prices. Thanks a lot.

okoroemeka:
nothing concern by pass with pressure,the bypass is just to cut off the Venturi when not in use and push ordinary water to the drip tapes,the pressure is from the pump not from the bypass.venturi is used only when fertigating

most common fungicide mentioned here are not readily available in my area... luckily I came across one that is contact, systemic fungicide. My question is can it be used during the rains?

okoroemeka:
I really don't think my father and their forefathers saw anything like covid-19,even during second world war church's didn't totally close down, during Easter imo government ordered church service for Easter but the church's refuse to open their doors,God will see us through,it's well.

like how close can a cucumber farm be to a pepper farm...thinking of dividing my land into two parts one for pepper, d other for cucumber

Olaleyeabdullah:
most common fungicide mentioned here are not readily available in my area... luckily I came across one that is contact, systemic fungicide. My question is can it be used during the rains?

whats the name or active ingredients

Olaleyeabdullah:
like how close can a cucumber farm be to a pepper farm...thinking of dividing my land into two parts one for pepper, d other for cucumber

can be as close as you like cucumbers and pepper are from different families and don't share pestd and diseases,it is tomatoes, pepper, and eggplant are different,while cucumbers,melon,squash are different families

I have Cabrio duos fungicide (1litre) for sale

Contact: 07068278983

[quote author=Wyntah post=93795617][/quote]
#3000? , where is your farm located, that price is not feasible, especially considering the last August break

Olaleyeabdullah:
most common fungicide mentioned here are not readily available in my area... luckily I came across one that is contact, systemic fungicide. My question is can it be used during the rains?

Most commonly named fungicides here have contact/systemic active ingredients and they are suitable for the rainy seasons. the best options are the systemic fungicides, just that they are hard to come by and expensive! Anty ifedola has cabrio and it's an excellent systemic fungicide sha.
Btw what crop(s) are you cultivating and what's the name of the fungicide you got

We are currently using funguforce at 100 grams per knapsack and it stops downy mildew dead on it's tracks,no fancy, elaborate or top secret concoction.

Unfortunate:

. Seems like I called u here. Welcome.

ideepaul:

Most commonly named fungicides here have contact/systemic active ingredients and they are suitable for the rainy seasons. the best options are the systemic fungicides, just that they are hard to come by and expensive! Anty ifedola has cabrio and it's an excellent systemic fungicide sha.
Btw what crop(s) are you cultivating and what's the name of the fungicide you got

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Systemic fungicides shud not be used alone. Always combine them with a multisite activivity , contact fungicide like mancozeb or copper. This will prevent diseases from building resistance against the systemics ( I.e the fungicide will no longer be effective when used). multisite activivity means that the fungicide attacks many sites in the fungi, making resistance development impossible.
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http://farmersjoint.com/thread-28687.html

okoroemeka:
We are currently using funguforce at 100 grams per knapsack and it stops downy mildew dead on it's tracks,no fancy, elaborate or top secret concoction.

how much is this sir

aquadude15:

how much is this sir

I got mine for #2400 some months ago sir

FarmTech:

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Systemic fungicides shud not be used alone. Always combine them with a multisite activivity , contact fungicide like mancozeb or copper. This will prevent diseases from building resistance against the systemics ( I.e the fungicide will no longer be effective when used). multisite activivity means that the fungicide attacks many sites in the fungi, making resistance development impossible.
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http://farmersjoint.com/thread-28687.html

So true sir,

House, how good is cattle dung compare to poultry droppings?
Good morning!

aquadude15:

how much is this sir

ideepaul:

I got mine for #2400 some months ago sir

aquadude15:

how much is this sir

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I check funguforce pack online and saw that it contains the same active ingredient as Saaf fungicide. Saaf is N1200 or so for 250g. The one u bought for N2400, how many gram is it?

Idemujoseph:
House, how good is cattle dung compare to poultry droppings?
Good morning!

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Poultry one is far better. Cattle dung also contains grass seeds. But if I can get cattle dung for free or at a much cheaper rate, I will go for it.

FarmTech:

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I check funguforce pack online and saw that it contains the same active ingredient as Saaf fungicide. Saaf is N1200 or so for 250g. The one u bought for N2400, how many gram is it?

500g and saaf is #1500 around here

FarmTech:

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Poultry one is far better. Cattle dung also contains grass seeds. But if I can get cattle dung for free or at a much cheaper rate, I will go for it.

Thank you. Since poultry droppings is better, I will prefer spend money to get the best than going for something that is cheap and will affect the yield negatively.
Once again thank you boss!

[quote author=ideepaul post=93821783][/quote] Afaha, Nsit Ibom.

Wyntah:
Afaha, Nsit Ibom.

Boss if you planted saira, and you produce upto 7bags per harvest abeg call me zero90two 174 sevenfour 03, there is no part of Akwa Ibom where cucumbers are cheap presently! No make person close your farm o
The only thing that will stop Uyo buyers from coming to your farm is the quantity of bags per harvest so they can offset the transport cost! Is your farm far from Kaduna junction close to oboetim?

ideepaul:

Boss if you planted saira, and you produce upto 7bags per harvest abeg call me zero90two 174 sevenfour 03, there is no part of Akwa Ibom where cucumbers are cheap presently! No make person close your farm o
The only thing that will stop Uyo buyers from coming to your farm is the quantity of bags per harvest so they can offset the transport cost! Is your farm far from Kaduna junction close to oboetim?

This is the challenge I am facing in Edo State. No market to take much quantity and nobody is Willing to come to your farm.

please who has 1km or more of fairly used drip tapes for sale. let's connect it's urgent

Idemujoseph:
This is the challenge I am facing in Edo State. No market to take much quantity and nobody is Willing to come to your farm.

I'm quite amazed how farmers in other states can sell even ~30 - 40 bags to customers. I wish that were possible in Akwa Ibom. Plus the price here isn't really encouraging

essay007:

I'm quite amazed how farmers in other states can sell even ~30 - 40 bags to customers. I wish that were possible in Akwa Ibom. Plus the price here isn't really encouraging

Boss people dey sell more than 30 bags for this same Akwa Ibom....if your farm is within/around Uyo, and you have cucumbers(Saira only o) in large quantities, bros connect with me, I don't have products right now, and the buyers dey disturb my life

Idemujoseph:
This is the challenge I am facing in Edo State. No market to take much quantity and nobody is Willing to come to your farm.

I know very little about the Edo market and terrain, so I can't offer any tangible solution(s). The only thing I will say is find large farms, liaise with the farm managers/workers as most of these large farms don't have enough products to meet their demands! Search for the middlemen, these guys can cross rivers and deep valleys to buy your products if you have them in good quantity and you have quality products too especially now that we are headed towards the dry season

ideepaul:
I know very little about the Edo market and terrain, so I can't offer any tangible solution(s). The only thing I will say is find large farms, liaise with the farm managers/workers as most of these large farms don't have enough products to meet their demands! Search for the middlemen, these guys can cross rivers and deep valleys to buy your products if you have them in good quantity and you have quality products too especially now that we are headed towards the dry season

Thank you boss

Idemujoseph:
This is the challenge I am facing in Edo State. No market to take much quantity and nobody is Willing to come to your farm.

Where are you in Edo state?

It's close to Ekom Iman juction though I have another farm along Enen nsit. I planted saira and nandini. Highest I can expect from saira will be five bags, God willing. I'll save your number. I still have thirty eight days to harvest from the second farm. Wish I had this knowledge before my previous sales. Thank you so much. You are the boss my brother.[quote author=ideepaul post=93902150]