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isa·Agriculture· 1 day ago

Starting My Cayenne Pepper and Lagos Spinach Farm

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I am starting my first vegetable farming project after extensive research. I will cultivate cayenne pepper in an open field on one plot and Lagos spinach on another. I have begun preparing the land by slashing the weeds and applying herbicide ahead of ridging. Clearing the land properly should make the next stages of work easier. Labour is expensive in my area. I was quoted ₦30,000 to clear half a plot, so I have decided to handle much of the work myself with herbicide and physical effort. I hope the project goes well.

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hala1 day ago

Interesting first project. What made you choose cayenne pepper and Lagos spinach for separate plots?

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kris1 day ago

That is a thoughtful point; keeping the two crops separate can make the farm setup easier to follow.

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kaka1 day ago

You have already moved from research into land preparation, which is a solid start for a first vegetable project.

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yemi1 day ago

Research helps, but the actual field may still require adjustments once ridging and planting begin.

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dapo1 day ago

Keep simple notes on each plot from clearing onward, so you can compare what works for pepper and spinach.

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