If we treat our #farmers well, we will enjoy the fruit of the land- Oyeniran Michael Carry your hustle well #RiceFarming #agriculture

This is example of sustainable small scale farming I love this video #SmartAgriculture

We keep hearing “Let’s solve hunger with GMO crops!” But here’s the truth: Nigeria’s biggest food production problem is not that our farmers aren’t growing enough—it’s that what they grow doesn’t reach our tables Here’s why 👇

#smartfarming

Over 200M people in Africa need food. At Agrigogrow, we’re turning challenges into harvests with sustainable & innovative farming. 🌱 #Agriculture #FoodSecurity #SustainableAgriculture

🧵 Thread In my school days, we did a course on soil chemistry — learning how nutrients & chemicals interact beneath our feet. 🌱 Years later, as a farmer in the field, I finally understand: the soil is alive. And it holds the key to #SustainableAgriculture. 🧵👇

Soil isn’t just dirt. It’s a living ecosystem made of minerals, organic matter, water, air & billions of microorganisms. When these work together, crops thrive. When they’re out of balance, yields & quality suffer. #SoilHealth #AgInnovation

Sustainable farming means feeding the soil, not just the crop. Healthy soil: ✅ Stores more water ✅ Holds nutrients longer ✅ Resists erosion ✅ Reduces fertilizer waste This saves money and protects the environment. 🌍 #SoilMatters

Soil chemistry studies: pH levels (acid/alkaline) Nutrient cycles (N, P, K) Cation Exchange Capacity (CEC) Organic matter decomposition These determine how well your crops absorb nutrients. #SoilScience #AgriGoGrow

Whether you grow ginger, garlic, or grains — start with your soil. Test it. Feed it. Protect it. Because in agriculture, your harvest is only as healthy as your soil. 🌱 #SustainableFarming #RegenerativeAgriculture #FarmersLife #AgriGoGrow

Solar-powered irrigation. Would you consider using it on your farm? 🚜👇🏿

🧵 Fertilized vs Unfertilized Egg 1️⃣ What is a fertilized egg? A fertilized egg is one that has been mated by a rooster (male chicken). Inside, there’s a tiny embryo that can develop into a chick if incubated.