Green Time Farms

...cultivating for a sustainable future

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What's your take on RICE farming in Nigeria
Are we meeting the demand, if no why are you not farming
#Agriculture #world #greenrevolution #smartfarming #nigeria

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OUR MISSION
Greentime farms mission is to provide practical agricultural knowledge, promote innovations and help people build profitable agric businesses through our consultancy services
#agriculture #world #greenrevolution #smartfarming

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OUR STORY
"Greentime Farms was born from a passion for agriculture and a vision to transform farming into a profitable and sustainable business."
Further more helping other farmers through consultancy services
#cropfarming #agriculture #world #greenrevolution

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Anytime the GOAT🐐 is mentioned things gets MESSI

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Welcome to Greentimefarms, where agriculture meets innovations. Our mission is to ensure food sufficiency, empower farmers, inspire entrepreneurs and contribute to food security.
Join us on this exciting journey
#agriculture #world #farming #Ai

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Do you know that Nigeria faces a pepper supply deficit every year even with the high demand and cultivation by farmers
#Pepperfarming #Agriculture #fao #greenhouse
#July

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Tomatoes 🍅🍅

#greenhouse #agriculture #cropfarming

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Greentimefarms welcomes you to July, the second half the year
What have you planted so far?

#agriculture #organicfarming #africa

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The time is now
#agriculture #FAO #africa

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Just what Green time farms is all about

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Urban soil sealing, pollution & fragmentation are affecting soil productivity & biodiversity, home to nearly 59% of Earth’s species.

Protecting living soils sustains soil productivity, nutrient recycling & water filtration, & pollinators.

#WorldSoilDay #GreenCities #SoilSealing

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Get your wholesale and retail yams at affordable prices
In the city of UYO
By greentimefarms call or WhatsApp. 👉 08135530866

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#dryseasonfarming #tomatoes #agriculture #uyo

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Don't throw away those banana peels You can turn them into a powerful, natural fertilizer for your plants. This simple DIY method creates a nutrient-rich "tea" that helps your garden thrive

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Now Your Suffering Commends
If you don't take note of this
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TIPS ON HOW TO GROW PEPPER

1. Choose the Right Variety: Select pepper types suited to your climate—green (bell), hot chili, or specialty varieties. Green pepper farming is among the most profitable ventures in vegetable production.

2. Start Indoors: Sow seeds 8–10 weeks before the last frost. Use small pots with a seed-starting mix, keep warm and moist.

3. Transplant Carefully: Once seedlings have a few true leaves, transplant into the field or larger pots, spacing 18 inches apart for good air circulation.

4. Soil Preparation: Peppers thrive in fertile, well-drained soil rich in organic matter. Add compost or aged manure before planting.

5. Water Management: Keep soil consistently moist but not waterlogged. Mulch to retain moisture and control weeds.

6. Fertilization: Apply a balanced fertilizer every 2–3 weeks to boost growth and yield.

7. Support Growth: Use stakes or cages to prevent plants from bending under the weight of fruits.

8. Harvest: Pick peppers when they reach your preferred size or color. Leaving them longer allows for ripening and sweeter flavor.

9. Season Extension: Before frost, move plants indoors to continue harvesting during cooler months.

10. Crop Rotation & Hygiene: Rotate planting areas yearly and remove diseased plants promptly to prevent pest and disease buildup.

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Get a guide to grow your Green army https://t.co/KBIUChKygp