Ugu Farming On A Two Plot Of Land. How Profitable? (pics)
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This page is a long-running farm diary where the original poster (OP) documents the progress of an ugu (wild spinach) farming venture on a 100x100 foot plot, sharing photos and updates from planting to the 4-week stage. The thread features significant knowledge transfer as the OP answers technical questions about seed sourcing, variety selection, organic pest control, and soil preparation, while other users express interest in replicating the project. Although the OP discusses input costs and market challenges regarding seed procurement, the thread remains a supportive discussion rather than a commercial listing.
This is a discussion thread where users debate the profitability of growing Ugu (fluted pumpkin) on two plots, specifically focusing on dry season challenges and market prices. The conversation includes practical agricultural advice on bed preparation, nursery management, and pest control, while also addressing broader issues like insecurity from herdsmen and price volatility. A significant portion of the thread devolves into political banter regarding Fulani herdsmen and government leadership.
This page is a short discussion thread where farmers ask and answer questions about the profitability and techniques of growing ugu (pumpkin leaves) on a small scale. The conversation focuses on the high current costs of inputs, the importance of water access, and specific planting methods like direct seeding after harvesting pods.