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Legumes generally contain more protein than mature grasses, making them valuable feed resources in livestock production.
Legumes such as cowpea, groundnut haulms, alfalfa, and stylo generally have higher crude protein content.
Mature grasses such as elephant grass and guinea
A healthy poultry flock doesn't happen by chance. It takes proper feeding, clean water, good hygiene, vaccination, biosecurity, and daily observation.
Burning vegetation may clear a farm quickly, but leaving crop residues to decompose can help return organic matter and nutrients to the soil. This is with the exception of pest and disease
Cassava>>>> >>
Replying to @efarm_ing
I believe when God made cassava, Nigeria was on His mind😇Remove cassava from our nation and many might just eat grass.
Cassava is the real deal.🔥
Many people think cassava farming ends at harvesting and selling the roots. But the real opportunities extend far beyond the farm. Let’s discuss few
Garri production: Fresh cassava roots can be processed into garri, one of the most widely consumed cassava products in Nigeria.
Cassava flour: Cassava can be processed into high-quality flour for baking, food production and other industrial applications.
Fufu and other traditional foods: Cassava processing supports local food businesses, from small-scale processors to commercial producers.
Legumes generally contain more protein than mature grasses, making them valuable feed resources in livestock production.
Legumes such as cowpea, groundnut haulms, alfalfa, and stylo generally have higher crude protein content.
Mature grasses such as elephant grass and guinea
If only we managed water properly, there could be increased agricultural production, reduced food shortages, and less dependence on rainfall.
Water is a resource we must learn to manage wisely. Better water management could change the future of agriculture.

















