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· farm_diary
This page is a farm diary where the original author details their successful cassava farming experience, including specific financial breakdowns of income and expenses for an acre of land in Ibadan. Other users engage by asking technical questions about production timelines, land leasing, and processing, while one user shares a contrasting market reality regarding credit sales in Delta State. The thread serves as a knowledge transfer resource rather than a commercial listing.
Pain points:
no_buyers
Prices:
Cassava: NGN140000.0 (Ibadan)Land Lease: NGN8000.0 (Ibadan)
Credibility signals:
Master's degree in AquaculturePrevious work in pig, poultry, goat and fish farmSpecific farm location (Ibadan)Detailed financial breakdown of inputs and output
“I invested in an acre of farmland 10 months ago, planted cassava. I just harvested my cassava and I got 2 loads (Cabster) of cassava and some leftover.”
“Unfortunately in Delta state no one wants to buy cassava and pay cash. They are looking for credit sales and low price”
Unclassified: none
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· discussion_qa
This is a discussion thread where farmers exchange practical advice on crop compatibility and processing. The conversation covers specific planting schedules for yam and cassava, land leasing inquiries, and methods for processing cassava into garri.
Credibility signals:
specific_location_referencetechnical_agricultural_advice
“Cassava can be planted together with yam, but not now. It is best planted in May or June, after the yam must have well established and starting producing tuber”
“Nice move. I will need land to lease in the Imota- Isiu axis of Ikorodu for farming grains.”