See how Nigerians make lots of cash from Soilless farming (Hydroponics) - All you need to Know!
Did you know that plants can be grown without the use of soil?.
Now this is very fascinating because these plants tend to grow well and do better than plants grown with the use of soil. Growing plants without the use of soil is a technique known as "Soiless farming" and it is used by modern day farmers to produce different types of crops all year round without being affected by seasons or challenges such as pests, diseases, weather changes or conditions.
In this video we will be taking you on a tour on one of these agricultural
ventures or establishments that makes use of this technique for production, here in western Nigeria!.
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Thanks for the video. Please how many yards of net and tarpaulin can be enough for a 100 by 100 green house.
I am currently living in the UK and would like to Japa to Nigeria to start this technique on my farm. Any chance for training and consultation 😳
Hahaha 😂, me too I can't wait to japa back to Nigeria to set upy own farm.
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nice sharing
thanks for watching and finding our video helpful. cheers!
Where do you source your soilless materials, local or importation?
Came across your video and am so proud this can be achieved in Nigeria. I was wondering if you do training and mentoring, and if you do how can one get involved.
You can go to BIC farms for training.
Thanks for the video
thanks for watching and finding our video helpful
growing yam is possible but requires a special technique. but for cassava, not really sure about that.
Please what type and quantity of fertilizer is applied to the crops at each development stage and to what quantity of water..Thanks
thank you for watching and finding our video helpful. Information like this are kept for participants of our LWEI program held every year at Fuente farm. You can check out our social media handles to get more information about this. instagram: instagram.com/fuentefarmng/ facebook: web.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100065113496448 twitter/X: twitter.com/Fuentefarm
I need training. Do you train Newbies? Love your video
thanks for watching and finding our video helpful. For now we have not started our mentorship and training program yet. What we do now is Training for only young graduates who just finished university.
hi sir what is the size of the greenhouse?
10x70 metres.
Can you write down what is beneath the coco peat? Thanks!
thanks for watching and finding our video helpful. what is beneath the cocopeat is Rice husk and Biochar(Burnt rice husk)
How come that you're still spray for pest control in this kind of farming?
Thanks for watching and finding our video helpful. We don't spray that all the time. we do that once in a while because these pests may get in through humans entering the greenhouse. so just to be on a safe side.
Releasing of nutrients daily can’t it be automated?
It can be automated
Is there opportunity for training? Please provide information for training
thanks for watching and finding our videos helpful. We are not open for training and mentorship program yet.