Plantain production - Nsukka Urban

[@nyusemotech849]

Amazing.Thanks for this update

[@moongoddess987]

How awesome to see my Nigerian youth on such path❤, I'll need your service.

[@sabiagriktv5793]

Thanks for your compliments. Please send a mail to [e-mail] so that we can link you up to him

[@herculeanecofarm2625]

That was a nice,thanks for the video.

[@angelapalmer3542]

Very interesting. Thanks for sharing

[@sabiagriktv5793]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@abanumagnes3294]

Thank you so much for this video, I've leant something from it.

[@sabiagriktv5793]

Glad it was helpful!

[@queenalfred8051]

I'm having intention to go into plantain farm and this was knowledgeable to me

[@sabiagriktv5793]

Thanks for your kind remarks

[@wengcanezocrizaldoiiitv2486]

I'm glad to see that ur red colord soil there in Africa is fertile!,, Coz our soil with red color here in Philippines has a poor fertility condition that bananas cannot survive,,only few grass

[@triniboyfresh7019]

Trinidad 2020👌👍💜

[@mikeprince2561]

This is very interesting I will like to invest in this,,,, please how do i contact you?

[@sabiagriktv5793]

Kindly send a mail to [e-mail]. thanks

[@StevenHeapRecipes]

What a nice and interesting guy

[@sabiagriktv5793]

thanks

[@danielmichael2159]

This guy is good, he knows what he is doing, can I get his contact

[@sabiagriktv5793]

Please send à mail to [e-mail] and his contact will be shared with you.

[@maylindaduncan8384]

Keep around the plant clean

[@sabiagriktv5793]

What you call dirt is actually mulch to help increase the moisture retention capacity of the soil

[@everestusikenna723]

This guy is intelligent

[@emmanuelessi1853]

Pls can one.have.an irrigated plantain farm

[@sabiagriktv5793]

Yes, it is advisable not to go into plantain production if one is not willing to irrigate especially if you reside within Sub Saharan Africa

[@abanumagnes3294]

Pls, how do you do the soil test sir?

[@sabiagriktv5793]

Please send an email to [e-mail]

[@lastbborn1956]

Please were can I locate you at Nsukka

[@sabiagriktv5793]

Kindly send a mail to [e-mail] to receive his contact details

[@lastbborn1956]

Okay

[@maylindaduncan8384]

Hay what about root rot

[@sabiagriktv5793]

Root rot are caused by nematodes or the choice of planting area...if it is a swampy or water logged area, be rest assured, you will face issues. To avoid nematodes, the sucker is treated before planting. Thanks for your comments.

[@epignosisoflife3787]

Where can we get good plantain suck

[@ikechukwuuwajumogu9050]

The intro is too long

[@maylindaduncan8384]

You spacing is too close

[@sabiagriktv5793]

Plant spacing is dependent on various factors which include, soil type, type of cropping the farmer intends to carry out (mono cropping, inter-cropping...etc), it also depends on the climate of the farm area

[@austinjohn8713]

@@sabiagriktv5793 excellent application of science by you guys something that farmers in africa don't do. i have enjoying the lecture in this video. i just felt like stealing that guy from nigeria. please use the pif technique of propagation developed in cameroon. you can get 60 suckers just from one plant. that way you can make your farm of just a selected specie of the plantain rather than planting various species.

[@sabiagriktv5793]

@Augustine Ufeanei Thanks so much for your kind comments. The suckers were sourced from a research institute however, be sure to expect a video from us showing the PIF method of propagation soon