The Agri Mystic 🐖🥬

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[The Agri Mystic 🐖🥬 @GJasper11]

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01-01-2026

[The Agri Mystic 🐖🥬 @GJasper11]

Hello Twitter (X) my name is Godwin Jasper. I am a farmer, an Agriculturalist, and my team, we can help you turn your lonely acres of land to million making land, we do
1. Farm mapping
2. Farm consultations
3. Plantation crops
4. Irrigations
5. Screen houses
And lot more

[The Agri Mystic 🐖🥬 @GJasper11]

It’s a good reminder that as farmers, we need to pay attention not only to feed and medication, but also to the environment our birds are experiencing every day.

[The Agri Mystic 🐖🥬 @GJasper11]

I noticed something interesting with broiler production lately—the evenings and nights have been unusually cold, especially here in the Southeast.

We often talk about heat stress in poultry, but cold weather can also affect broilers.

[The Agri Mystic 🐖🥬 @GJasper11]

When temperatures drop, birds use more energy to maintain their body temperature, which can affect how efficiently they convert feed into growth.

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@BaaleOfMilan @aprokofarmer @Nig_Farmer @kunmigbenga @ToheebAyomide2 Pepper is good. She should just not overdo

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@Odumodublvck_ I am not in support

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@David_Agronomy That is a huge field of sorghum, David.

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Firstly, strength.

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@BaaleOfMilan We really need to talk on these salaries. For example, unless 200k is a starting salary, it is too little for a skill producer in these fore mentioned areas.

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@BenDavidPaz @xagreat @realDonaldTrump Your country supply arms to Israel to nuke Gaza but feel their own lives is important to the Gaza people. F

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What do you think causes this mortality?

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This is a very good one guys

[Ayo | Farm Tribe by AY 🇳🇬 🇹🇷 🌾🍫🫚 @ToheebAyomide2]

How to know if your can plant GINGER on your land

So before you spend a single naira on seed ginger, run these simple tests on your land first.

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1. Check your soil type

If your land has:

✅ Loamy soil

or

✅ Sandy loamy soil

You’re already off to a good start.

These soil types allow ginger to expand properly underground and generally provide the conditions ginger loves.

If your soil is heavy clay, that’s where you need to be careful.

2. Check if the land is stony

This is one thing many people overlook.

A land full of stones can stunt ginger growth and deform the shape of the rhizomes.

Remember:

The money is underground.

Anything that restricts root expansion is attacking your harvest before it even starts.

3. Check if the soil is loose or compacted

This one is extremely important.

Ginger needs loose soil.

If the soil is heavily compacted, the ginger struggles to expand underground.

The result?

Smaller rhizomes.

Reduced yields.

Less money.

Simple.

4. Test the drainage

This might be the most important test of all.

Ginger hates sitting in water.

After heavy rainfall, go back to the land and observe.

How long does it take for water to disappear?

Does the water drain away?

Or is it still sitting there hours later?

If there is No rainfall to run the test

No problem.

Dig a hole about 1.5ft deep in different parts of the land.

Pour a bucket of water into each hole.

Then watch what happens.

If the water drains within roughly 45 minutes to 1 hour, that’s a very good sign.

If several hours later the water is still sitting there…

You may have a waterlogged land on your hands.

And waterlogged land and ginger are not best friends.

These simple tests can save you millions of naira and months of frustration.

So don’t skip them.

Then they spend the next 8 months trying to solve a problem that was already hiding in the soil.

So let’s make this practical.

If you’re planning to plant ginger this season, run these tests on your land and come back to this post.

Tell me:

What type of soil do you have?

And how fast does your land drain water?

I’m curious to see how many future ginger farmers are sitting on suitable land without even knowing it. 👇

[The Agri Mystic 🐖🥬 @GJasper11]

Grilling, grilling grill.

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@tinugrills Hello Tinu, I would love to have a conversation with you regarding a potential partnership.

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@MOSH_SALAM I was going to ask more on it. Tried it last year, bro just giving fine body no fruit.

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@ToheebAyomide2 Nutrients but I think it is not a big deal. It's a root crop

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Look at the strong foundation.

[MustyOfAgric🍃 @MustyOmoAjape]

During my stroll today, I came across an old greenhouse structure that has been abandoned for years but yet it’s still standing strong. You can clearly tell it was built with high-quality materials, especially the iron used.

That sight brought back a question that’s always on my mind: after investing such a huge amount of money into building a greenhouse just to grow vegetables, is it really worth it? Imagine that in about 5 years, the structure may no longer be in its best condition. And that’s not even considering the extra costs of land, inputs, and maintenance ☹️

So, at the end of the day… is owning a greenhouse actually profitable and advisable over open field? 🤔

[The Agri Mystic 🐖🥬 @GJasper11]

@MustyOmoAjape @delish_farms @ChimdiIbeawuchi @voiceofdFarmer Look at the thickness and the structure. You will know

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@alexander_dgod All opportunity cost

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@alexander_dgod Timing and profit is two different thing. I am sure he's discussing on how you use those leave especially cassava peel for some times Incase you don't want to be buying feed all time. Being a profitable farmer means you know how to leverage your surroundings including....