That Dansa tomato company is too small
The company may be small, but what matters is the capacity which we are yet to know. In any case, we have enough land for anyone that wants to establish such industries in Kadawa. It is true that work at the tomato company is really going at a very slow phase. However, we were not fully informed […]
The company may be small, but what matters is the capacity which we are yet to know. In any case, we have enough land for anyone that wants to establish such industries in Kadawa.
It is true that work at the tomato company is really going at a very slow phase.
However, we were not fully informed on the company’s capacity. And also the proposed price given to farmers will only amount to loss, compared to what the farmers are used to.
Similarly, we are optimistic that the company will not be completed this year as they have said and no agreement was entered into between us and the company on process and procedures involved in the take off of the company.
– Chairman, tomato farmers association, Ma’azu Datti Yadakwari
The Danhassan goats
From your story on Danhassan farm, he has 36 she-goats producing for him. How many he-goats does he have in the farm? Are all of them imported from South Africa through Nyako’s farm or it is the local goats that are producing for him. Can I buy some of them from him?
Musa Maje Zuru, 0810 453 5146 (Text only, please)
The Boar he-goat that is used in the cross breeding at our farm as I said is in two processes. We have a pure line of Boar species and the cross breaded ones. We sell both species. However, most people go for the cross breed because of its low cost.
We have only one he-Boar goat that mates with the 30 Shahelian and Sokoto red goats that we crossbred. That gives us hybrid specie that most people come to purchase. However, the pure line of Boar goats is still available. We also have male and female Boar that produces the pure line products that we now have for sale.
Musa Danhassan, 08035969054
The Lagos moringa farm
I was at the farm estate at the National Sports Complex quarters behind NTA Channel 10, Lagos. It is indeed a fantastic farming estate with assorted vegetables but was I told that the moringa farmer, Comrade Sakaba, was not around at the time I visited.
I just want to know if moringa really cures HIV/AIDS
Miss Precious (not real name)
There is no scientific proof to that claim. I do not have any evidence to that so I do not subscribe to that theory. What I know is that HIV weakens the immunity of the patient. When one’s immunity is weakening, it will not have the ability to fight the disease. Such patients will continue to depreciate and look weak and tired.
Moringa boosts immunity and makes one regain his or her strength within a very short time. That has been tested and proven. It is also believed that the moment one’s immune system gets the necessary boost he or she will live a healthy life for as long as God wants him to live, with or without HIV.
Comrade Sakaba, 0818 033 3707