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Gale2626
Grasscutter Farming, A Lucrative Business
~1.3 mins read

Grasscutters are one of the most profitable mini-livestock that you can produce; they can get most or all of their food from eating grass. There’s a huge demand for them. Last year alone, grasscutters worth millions of naira were grown and sold. Not only is the demand high, but crossbreed grasscutters are very easy to raise. They grow fast and take about six months from start to reproduction time, and no full-time commitment is necessary.

You can still have a full-time job or other commitment and be a successful grasscutter farmer. If you have a few hours a week to spare, then you have enough time to produce grasscutters for huge profit.

So what kind of money can you make? Grasscutters are currently selling for about $10 to $15 per Kg in the international market and N2000 to N2500 per Kg locally. Fully grown grasscutter can weigh up to 5kg. A room space can produce, on average, 1000kg in a year. That’s around $10,000, or $15,000 or N2, 000,000 a year. Need more money? Expand the growing area to produce more grasscutters. Growing crossbreed grasscutters for profit is certainly not a get-rich-quick scheme, but you can make a nice income. So how do you get started in grasscutter farming?

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Most Suitable Snails For Rearing
~1.7 mins read

Facts You Need To Be Aware About snails

A lot of people around the globe do think that all snails are quite the small. Even those who are new in the business of agriculture think that too.

I myself thought same until I came across snails with various shell colours on a rainy day.

What Does That Mean?

It simply means that snails are of different species, just as we know in Catfish Rearing

Below is a summary of things you should know about snails;

1. Snails Come In Different Species

Just like I said, all snails are not the same as they appear in differing types, sizes and species.

2. The Egg-laying Capacity Of The Snail Depends On Its Species

You have snails that are consistent in laying eggs or don't even lay eggs at all? And you wondering if anything is wrong with your snails...  Take a chill pill because this might be the issue! Maybe by nature, they're not those egg-cellent layers you assumed.

For surety, the egg-laying capacity of a snail lies on its species, as some species have a low point of lay whereas few others are very good layers.

3. Some Snails Can Develop Into  Large sizes.

90 percent of snail farmers normally go for snails that are very large or have the potentials to grow large, because such type of snails are very profitable in business.

Recall that I used the word "some", which means that many other snails don't grow large, as some can retain their small size till maturity.

Having said that, those snail species that can grow very big could weigh up to 500g with an approximated length of 20cm.

4. Some Snails Can Have more Nutrient Composition Than The Others.

Sounds weird? Oh, Now you know *winks

Some particular land snails have more nutritious and better taste than others.

Furthermore, you should know that even as some are nutritious, few other species tend to be poisonous –though quite rare to find in the African continent.

5. There are snails very bad for heliciculture Practices

Solidifying the fact that some land snails are very poisonous, not all snail should be farmed. For this reason, we took our time to research on which snail is which and how suitable they are. You would get to know in this resource, so keep reading.

Get full resource at:

https://aqua4nations.com/category/snail-rearing/

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Sanwo-Olu: Imota Rice Mill To Start Production First Quarter Next Year
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Governor tours project site, shows excitement at progress

Barring any exigency, the 32-metric tons per hour Rice Mill being constructed by Lagos State Government in Imota area of Ikorodu division will start operations before end of first quarter in 2022. Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu gave this assurance after touring the project site on Friday.

Sanwo-Olu said the facility would be subjected to a pre-production test run before the end of first quarter next year, after which the full production capacity would be activated rice production.

Two years after his first visit, the Governor went on an on-the-spot assessment of the biggest agro project being undertaken by a sub-national Government. He was accompanied by Commissioner for Agriculture, Ms. Abisola Olusanya, and members of the State cabinet.

Sanwo-Olu said he was elated by the progress achieved on the site, having met the project from the foundation level. He said the project was expected to have been delivered by the end of 2020, but for the disruption occasioned by the outbreak of Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.

The Governor said the new deadline remained sacrosanct, promising to prevail on all contractors working at the site to ramp up their activities before the next year first quarter.

He said: “I am happy with what I am seeing on the site and we are working to meet the deadline for the pre-production test run. We are going to charge on our contractors working on site to ensure that by the end of the first quarter next year, this mill should have started operations; that is, we should start producing rice from here.

“What is left is to see how quickly we can ramp up work on the storage facility, which has the capacity to take production up to three to six months. There are 16 silos which have combined capacity of 40,000 metric tons. Each has 2,500 metric tons. The two sections of the silos are at about 85 and 70 per cent completion.”

Sanwo-Olu said construction work on the storage facilities would be completed in the next four weeks, after which major cleanup would commence across the major site in preparation for production test run.

When delivered, the Governor said discussion around operation mode and production process would begin. He said full production of the facility would drastically reduce prices of rice and pressure to purchase the commodity.

“We are very much excited with how far we have gone on the construction. We are believing that all the contractors are working collaboratively to ensure the deadlines set are met,” the Governor said.

The rice mill has been built with a capacity to produce 2.8 million bags of 50kg bags of rice yearly, while generating 1,500 direct jobs and 254,000 indirect jobs.

The State Government is also developing an industrial park adjacent to the mill. The Governor said the park would have amenities that would make businesses thrive and bring returns on investment to business owners.

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PIX 1 L-R: Commissioner for Agriculture, Ms. Abisola Olusanya; Lagos State Governor, Mr. Babajide Sanwo-Olu and FAO Consultant, Engr. Ademola Amore during the inspection of the Imota Rice Mill in Ikorodu, on Friday, 10 December 2021

PIX 2 L-R: Special Adviser to the Governor on Rice Mill Initiative, Dr. Rotimi Fashola; Lagos State Governor, Mr. Babajide Sanwo-Olu; Commissioner for Agriculture, Ms. Abisola Olusanya and Secretary to the State Government, Mrs. Folasade Jaji during the inspection of the Imota Rice Mill in Ikorodu, on Friday, 10 December 2021

PIX 3 R-L: Commissioner for Agriculture, Ms. Abisola Olusanya; Lagos State Governor, Mr. Babajide Sanwo-Olu; Special Adviser to the Governor on Rice Mill Initiative, Dr. Rotimi Fashola and FAO Consultant, Engr. Ademola Amore during the inspection of the Imota Rice Mill in Ikorodu, on Friday, 10 December 2021

PIX 4 L-R: Commissioner for Agriculture, Ms. Abisola Olusanya; Lagos State Governor, Mr. Babajide
https://lagosstate.gov.ng/blog/2021/12/10/imota-rice-mill-to-start-production-first-quarter-next-year-sanwo-olu/
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How To Join Agrichainx And Make Money Online
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    Salaudeen
    Foods That Are Good For Your Health
    ~0.4 mins read
    Everyone wants to be healthy but staying healthy has a lot of requirements and one of them is eating healthy and good foods.

    In this article, I will be showing you ten Nigerian foods you should eat in order to stay healthy:


    1. Jellof Rice.

    2. Eba and Afang Soup.

    3. Boli and stew.

    4. Eba and Edikaikong Soup.

    5. Amala and Ewedu Soup.

    6. Fried Rice.

    7. Apankwo.

    8. Semo and Okra Soup.

    9. Isiewu.

    10. Abacha.

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    Here Are Beautiful Flowers You Never Knew About
    ~0.3 mins read
      Flower is a coloured or white part that a plant or tree produces before fruits or seeds. 

      In this article, I will be showing you types of flowers you never knew about:

    1. Carnation.

    2. Rose.

    3. Daisy.

    4. Clematis.

    5. Tulip.

    6. Daffodil.

    7. Azalea.

    8. Violet.

    9. Lily.

    10. Crocus.

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