Young Nigerian Adopts Hydroponics Farming Methods In Lekki Pt.1 |Earthfile|

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  • Опубликовано: 29 авг 2018
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  • @amakaangel200
    @amakaangel200 2 года назад

    Awesome! This is where the technology we all need now.

  • @footballfan449
    @footballfan449 6 лет назад +2

    Great job bro

  • @ajayijoel9967
    @ajayijoel9967 4 года назад

    Good work God bless upon it

  • @Naturesheritagenetwork
    @Naturesheritagenetwork 2 года назад

    Good to know
    Nigeria getting better in agriculture

  • @truerealpearl7781
    @truerealpearl7781 3 года назад

    Great job!

  • @victoriataylor6725
    @victoriataylor6725 4 года назад +1

    Do you all offer a class on this particular type of farming ?

  • @blackbonetv9053
    @blackbonetv9053 4 года назад

    Greetings from Germany dear

  • @bestbuddy5244
    @bestbuddy5244 4 года назад

    Do they do online training? If they do, then how do we contact them?

  • @sunvi77lody7
    @sunvi77lody7 3 года назад

    Ahow much the price of these tower and where can i buy it . Am from Mauritius

  • @alfredobengyamoah3963
    @alfredobengyamoah3963 7 месяцев назад

    Where can I get these tower to buy and how much is the price

  • @vitosimini110
    @vitosimini110 Год назад

    Se vi puo interessare?Produzione di energia elettrica
    Su impianti di irrigazione indoor.

  • @ifeanyinzemezie6175
    @ifeanyinzemezie6175 Год назад

    Nigerians focus on what look good. No one questions human consumption safety or environmental impact.
    Please read about Hydroponics and the afore mentioned demerits which should be of more concern to Nigerians. We should talk more of eating organic produce.

  • @casmirifeanyi7788
    @casmirifeanyi7788 4 года назад +7

    Can this process be used to grow our indegenious vegetables like water leaf, spinarch, ugu, ewedu etc.

    • @ipemidayo
      @ipemidayo 4 года назад +1

      Yes

    • @memesfamilyguyandtvshows
      @memesfamilyguyandtvshows 3 года назад

      Yes most especially ugu

    • @Ajmatthews7
      @Ajmatthews7 3 года назад +2

      Yes, you can but may not even need such leaves with low nutrients when you know about Microgreens.

    • @healthhangoutwithdrada2852
      @healthhangoutwithdrada2852 2 года назад +1

      @@Ajmatthews7 Hi. Please can I get more information on this?

    • @rationalbeing4928
      @rationalbeing4928 2 года назад +2

      @@healthhangoutwithdrada2852 do research on line, you would see fascinating modular farming Techniches

  • @folamariana1991
    @folamariana1991 4 года назад +1

    great idea but they are organic.

  • @habibur8577
    @habibur8577 3 года назад +1

    Anambra state have any this type of project?

    • @legalizepidgin8230
      @legalizepidgin8230 3 года назад +1

      I'm thinking the same thing. I'm thinking of starting this kind of farm in Anambra in January

    • @rationalbeing4928
      @rationalbeing4928 2 года назад

      How ist going

  • @simeonjohnson1142
    @simeonjohnson1142 5 лет назад +4

    Can they also grow tomato this way. We need this process to grow tomato because tomato that we use in Lagos come from a very long way ( the north). Bt the time it gets to Lagos, most of it would have gone bad. So we need this process to grow a lot of tomatoes.

    • @tuffislife2674
      @tuffislife2674 5 лет назад +1

      Yes you can grow tomatoes.

    • @jzk2020
      @jzk2020 5 лет назад +3

      You don't need to grow tomatoes in Lagos, you need to process the tomatoes in the north and put them in cans. When you do that then the tomatoes can last for 6+ months instead of 6 days.

    • @ordinarypeople6223
      @ordinarypeople6223 4 года назад +2

      Tomatoes are grown in Lagos too

    • @chrisoghenetegamaloney5799
      @chrisoghenetegamaloney5799 4 года назад +1

      C. Lincoln they can processed too in Lagos

  • @cliffmays442
    @cliffmays442 3 года назад

    It is coconut shell or husk rather than skin.

  • @splendiTV.4764
    @splendiTV.4764 5 месяцев назад

    I need apprenticeship, I'm very much passionate

  • @kizzykas8828
    @kizzykas8828 5 лет назад

    How can I get his contact??

  • @deecee9741
    @deecee9741 4 года назад +1

    That don't look like no 13sq ft space!

    • @sweetspice9120
      @sweetspice9120 4 года назад +2

      lolol so American but you are right

  • @sunil.nangliya
    @sunil.nangliya 5 лет назад +3

    I want to start hydroponic in india . Anyone who investment in it..

    • @habibur8577
      @habibur8577 3 года назад

      Me also

    • @daveboggs1746
      @daveboggs1746 3 года назад

      Get moor people to gather and let him teach people how to farm AND PAY THE MAN GOOD TO TEACH YOU ALL FARMING OR the man will loose money if you people get lessons free.just think what you will gane and he will lose so try to pay the man good for lessons and every one gains
      .also no one ask me to typ this..

  • @iuncaged
    @iuncaged 3 года назад +2

    You new generation farmers are killing nutrients in food crops.
    I bought carrot the other time, it was so orange in color and fresh and meaty that I couldn't wait to eat it.
    As soon as I took a bite, I became worried. It was flavorless and tasteless. I was eating carrot that tasted like water. Carrots are supposed to be sweetish with a very strong carrot flavour
    Same thing with garlic. Garlic ought to have a really strong garlic flavour but the garlic in the market these days is so mild in flavor that you wonder what horror profit driven greedy farmer are doing to our food crops!
    I can't be the only one noticing how mild our fruits and veggies are getting in flavour??
    Profit is not all there is to life. Food nutrients in plant should always trump profit.
    You are planting crops in water and reaping flavorless and nutrientless harvest!
    Even okra, onions, pineapples, strawberries etc are beginning to taste like water.
    Change your ways.
    Grow food in the ground.
    Grow food crops in soil not in water
    Use organic manure.
    Stop being lazy.
    Spread the word!!

    • @princessomooba7327
      @princessomooba7327 2 года назад +3

      This new farmers are not being lazy. On the contrary, they are making fresh farm produce available. If I may enlighten you, plants do not discreminate between potassium got from manure and the one from nutrients solution. Of course this mode of farming requires more precise training than traditional farming to be successful. That's about all.

    • @rationalbeing4928
      @rationalbeing4928 2 года назад +1

      Those are bleached imported garlic