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22/08/2026

Celebrating Ademola Farms 6th year on Facebook. Thank you for your continuing support. I could never have made it without you. 🙏🤗🎉

12/07/2026
12/07/2026

⏰️ Video done10th July 2026
🐕Boerboel puppies, both s*x available
Location is Kwara State.
🚛Waybill possible 💯%

08/07/2026

If you know Quality, this is for you. Both s*x available. 11 weeks old. Video and picures of today 8th July 2026. Location is Kwara State. Waybill Possible to nearby States

08/07/2026

If you know and appreciates Quality, this is for you. Both s*x available. 11 weeks old. Video and picures of today 8th July 2026. Location is Kwara State. Waybill Possible to nearby States

22/05/2026

Please if you have rats around your house, don’t ignore this o 👀

Many people don’t know that rats can actually expose dogs to very serious infections through their urine ⚠️

One of them is leptospirosis — a disease that can become life-threatening in dogs.

Simple things that help reduce the risk:

✅ Control rats around your environment
✅ Don’t leave dog food overnight
✅ Clean leftover food immediately
✅ Keep dustbins far from kennels
✅ Wash/disinfect bowls and kennels regularly
✅ Keep your dog’s vaccination up to date

Honestly, good hygiene around dogs is more important than many people realize 🐶

And if your dog is showing any unusual signs, please speak with your Veterinary Doctor early 👍

All the best with your dog

Source: Dr Funbi Vet

22/05/2026

It is very easy to assume that your dog’s cough is something mild that will go away on its own. But this is not always the case.

If your dog has low immunity, or was not vaccinated, or has an incomplete vaccination schedule, what looks like a simple cough can quickly progress into kennel cough complications and even pneumonia, which can become life-threatening.

The importance of vaccinating your dog cannot be overstressed.

Unvaccinated dogs are far more likely to come down with kennel cough. In properly vaccinated dogs, kennel cough—if it occurs at all—is usually mild, and with the right treatment, recovery is much more likely.

But in unvaccinated dogs, it often does not stay mild. It can easily become complicated, leading to pneumonia and in severe cases, death.

It is also important to note that kennel cough is more common during rainy and cold seasons, when immunity tends to drop and infections spread faster.

So I will ask you plainly:
Is your dog vaccinated?

Source: Dr Funbi Vets

With Blygedacht Boerboele – I just made it onto their weekly engagement list by being one of their top engagers! 🎉
14/05/2026

With Blygedacht Boerboele – I just made it onto their weekly engagement list by being one of their top engagers! 🎉

Empty palm bunch ash can be a high source of income to you.Empty palm bunch ash (EPBA) is an alkaline (pH ~10.5) agricul...
16/02/2026

Empty palm bunch ash can be a high source of income to you.

Empty palm bunch ash (EPBA) is an alkaline (pH ~10.5) agricultural byproduct rich in potassium, calcium, and magnesium, created by incinerating oil palm empty fruit bunches. It serves as a valuable organic fertilizer, potash source for soil amendment, raw material for local soap, and potential mineral supplement for livestock feed.

Key Aspects of Empty Palm Bunch Ash:
Composition: Contains high levels of potassium (
) (up to 209,683 mg/kg), along with Calcium (
), Phosphorus (
), Magnesium (
), and Sodium (
). It is primarily composed of potassium oxides (
) and potassium carbonates (
).

Production: Obtained by controlled open burning or furnace combustion of dried empty fruit bunches, resulting in a fine, nutrient-rich powder.
Agricultural Use: Commonly used to neutralize low pH (acidic) soils and as a, potash-rich nutrient source for crops like rubber, cocoa, and vegetables.

Benefits: Acts as an eco-friendly fertilizer to improve soil quality, reduces waste in palm oil processing, and can be used in the synthesis of NPK fertilizers.
Animal Feed: Due to its high mineral content, it is used as a supplement in poultry and livestock diets, though high levels of potassium may require processing to manage intake.
It is highly effective for enhancing soil structure and nutrient availability, particularly in potash-deficient areas.

Why not find more about it and give it a try. I've given you a tip. Do your findings on the Internet.

That your small plots of land, can give you millions of naira, but you just don't know what to do with it and how to go ...
16/02/2026

That your small plots of land, can give you millions of naira, but you just don't know what to do with it and how to go about it.

Ashanti pepper in English, Iyere in Yoruba, Uziza in Igbo. This plant can fetch you milloins, just a bag of it costs about a million naira in Nigeria.

Ashanti pepper (Piper guineense), also commonly known as West African black pepper, Uziza, or Benin pepper, is an aromatic spice native to the tropical rainforests of West and Central Africa. It is a high-value, climbing vine that produces pungent, woody seeds and leaves, commonly used in local cuisines (such as sh*to) and traditional medicine. While traditionally harvested from the wild, there is increasing demand for its cultivation due to its economic value.

Cultivation and Growing Conditions
Plant Type: An evergreen climbing shrub or vine that requires support, as it produces woody stems that can grow 4–20 meters tall.
Climate & Soil: Thrives in tropical climates and prefers rich, well-draining soil with a pH of 6.0–6.8.

Planting Method: Propagation can be done using seeds, though natural germination is sometimes slow, with fresh seeds performing better than dry ones. It can be cultivated in specialized, shaded nurseries before transplanting.

Spacing: When cultivated, vines should be supported (trellised) to allow them to climb.
Watering & Maintenance: Requires consistent moisture, especially during early growth, but should not be waterlogged. Mulching is recommended to retain moisture and manage weeds.

Harvesting: The berries are harvested when they are mature, turning from green to red or yellow, depending on the variety. They can be harvested 60–90 days after planting, similar to other pepper varieties, though for vine types, this can be longer.

Economic Importance and Processing:

Market Demand: Highly sought after for its distinct flavor, which is a key ingredient in many West African dishes.
Processing: The seeds are often dried, ground, and used as a spice. It is advised to wash the seeds thoroughly to remove debris and then toast them to activate their aromatic oils.
Value Addition: Due to its pungent, earthy, and slightly fishy flavor, it is considered a premium, high-value alternative to common black pepper in certain markets.

Key Tips for Success
Start with good seedlings: Ensure you source high-quality seeds or seedlings from a reputable nursery.
Proper Spacing: Ensure adequate spacing to allow for healthy, vigorous growth.
Pest and Disease Management: Monitor for pests like aphids and whiteflies, using organic pesticides where necessary.
Post-Harvest Handling: Clean and dry the seeds properly to ensure a high-quality product

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