My Low Cost Sack And Drip Irrigation Farming.
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page 0 · 29 posts · 9 participants
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This page is a technical discussion thread where a farmer named 'ishaqteejay' shares updates on his low-cost sack and drip irrigation farming system. The thread features a Q&A session where other users ask specific questions about setup, water sources, and fertilizer application rates, which the original poster answers in detail, including dosage instructions and a link to a video tutorial.
Prices:
Maxi Force: ml125.0 (per 50 litres of water)Super Grow: ml60.0 (for spray)Super Grow: ml120.0 (for spray)Super Grow: ml1.0 (to 1 litre)
Credibility signals:
ishaqteejay names specific farm inputs (Maxi Force, Super Grow) and provides precise dosage measurements.ishaqteejay shares a video link demonstrating the physical setup of the farm.ishaqteejay specifies the location of the water source (Airport Road, Kaduna).
“1. For a plot 125 ml in 50litres of water for fertigation while 60 to 120ml for spray for super grow 1ml to 1l”
“Unfortunately I can't afford a borehole for now. Can a well suffice?”
“People like you are moving this country forward for all regions. I salute thee.”
page 1 · 32 posts · 14 participants
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This thread serves as a technical discussion and progress log where the original poster (OP) shares knowledge on low-cost sack and drip irrigation farming, specifically focusing on cucumber cultivation. Other users actively engage by asking specific questions about fertilizer application schedules, sourcing materials, and startup costs, while the OP provides detailed technical advice and updates on his harvest timeline.
Prices:
drip irrigation kit: NGN0.0 (not specified)fertilizer: NGN0.0 (not specified)
Credibility signals:
posting_photosciting_years_of_experience
“Please you people should not bring this epp nonsense to this thread. If you can't see how OP's sharing of this info is of great help to people in the same sector, then that's simply unfortunate.”
“Liquid fertilizers are mostly absorbed through the leaves and is best absorbed when the leaves are wet.”
“my first mini harvest with 39 day old cucumber.”
Unclassified: farm_diary
page 2 · 32 posts · 9 participants
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This thread is a supportive discussion where a primary author shares their low-cost sack and drip irrigation farming experiences, prompting questions and advice from other farmers. The conversation covers specific seed pricing, input sourcing, crop varieties, and logistical details like farm locations, with a strong emphasis on knowledge transfer and peer encouragement rather than direct sales.
Prices:
Cabbage seeds: NGN1500.0 (Lagos)Tomato seeds: NGN750.0 (Lagos)Murano 2 F1 seeds: NGN8000.0 (Lagos)Cucumber Marketer seeds: NGN500.0 (Lagos)Cucumber Marketer seeds: NGN6500.0 (Lagos)Cucumber Poinset seeds: NGN6500.0 (Lagos)Cucumber Tokyo F1 seeds: NGN7500.0 (Lagos)Hybrid cucumber seeds: NGN6500.0 (Kaduna)
Credibility signals:
ishaqteejay mentions specific harvest yields (3.5 bags from 150 sacks) and farm location (Airport Road, Kaduna)Mercie123 provides specific seed prices and supplier location (Mile 12 branch)mashnino expresses interest in visiting the farm to learn sack farming techniques
“Had my harvest with 3 and half bag from 150 sacks.forgot to take picture. Take a look at my cabbage.”
“my aunt teaches in a government owned primary school and they were allocated small portions to teach pupils practical agriculture.”
“I want you guys to try.”
page 3 · 31 posts · 9 participants
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This thread is a technical Q&A where a lead farmer, ishaqteejay, answers detailed questions from beginners about sack farming setups, specifically regarding soil ratios, row spacing, and irrigation methods. The discussion evolves into a peer-support network where users exchange troubleshooting tips on crop health (cucumber mortality) and share practical advice on soil composition without the need for gravel. While there are minor attempts to exchange contact details for further mentorship, the core value lies in the collective knowledge transfer regarding low-cost farming techniques.
Prices:
murano2 f1 seeds: NGN7000.0 (general)
Credibility signals:
ishaqteejay answers specific technical questions about soil ratios and irrigation setups, demonstrating practical expertise.vickychuk provides specific technical corrections regarding gravel usage based on soil type and sack size.
“Top soil,cow dump,black soil@ ratio (2:1:3)”
“I think gravel applies only when the sacks are larger or the soil does not drain well eg clay soil.”
“my question is ow long are they expected to live, cos mine re getting brown n dieing at around 60days”
page 4 · 32 posts · 18 participants
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This is a Q&A discussion thread where users ask technical questions about low-cost sack and drip irrigation farming methods, specifically regarding inputs like manure and seeds, and irrigation logistics. The conversation is driven by a knowledgeable community member providing advice on water sources, hose specifications, and seed sourcing, while others share their locations and intentions to start farming.
Prices:
indeterminate tomato seeds: NGN50.0 (Online (via seller))
Credibility signals:
Users provide specific locations (Lagos, Ibadan, Uyo)One user mentions being an MSc studentUsers share personal contact details (phone numbers, emails) to facilitate direct communication
“Can the mixture 2:1:3 also work for ugwu. Will also the fertigation work on ugwu?”
“Chicken manure is what I used but it has to be properly dried”
“I will like to see you start,so that you can learn better.”
page 5 · 19 posts · 14 participants
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This thread serves as a long-running Q&A hub for a specific farmer (vanpeele/ishaqteejay) regarding low-cost sack and drip irrigation farming, particularly for cucumbers. Users actively seek technical advice on soil composition, fertilizer alternatives, and pest control, while also attempting to source specific seeds and contacts from the original poster. The page has evolved over years into a contact directory where aspiring farmers in various Nigerian states try to connect with the expert.
Credibility signals:
naming_farm_size_or_locationciting_years_of_experienceposting_photos
“Pls this cucumber marketer is it the same with murano2? How many seed are in 10g? Thanks.”
“no i am in kd? There is no murano at all.Call me 09095686131”
“boss Ishaqteejay, pls how can I get this maxi force? I want to get it too. Thanks”
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