rom 300 Seedlings to ₦4 Million – The Power of Pawpaw Farming! 🌱💰
✅ High Demand: Pawpaw is a sought-after fruit for its health benefits and versatility.
✅ Low Maintenance: With proper care, papaya trees grow fast and yield fruit in less than a year.
✅ Profit Potential: One tree can produce up to 100 fruits annually, making it a lucrative venture.
Whether you’re a farmer or looking for a side hustle, pawpaw farming could be your next big opportunity! 💼🌿
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How to Use Them: papaya seed
Dry and grind them into a powder for smoothies or salads.
Chew a few raw seeds (they have a peppery taste!) for a quick health boost.
Have you ever tried pawpaw seeds? Share your experience below! 👇
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Read this before you plant your yam this year and harvest up to 15 tons per hectare
- Plant up to 13,000 yams per hectare
-Instead of sticks, plant Leucaena tree as stakes to support the vines
- That means you need 13,000 Leucaena trees
- Spacing should be 150cm by 50cm
- In the first year, you will harvest between 12 to 15 tons per hectare.
Why? Because Leucaena is a legume that fixes nitrogen in the soil.
Here’s a report from the scientists who documented this in Nigeria:
“Also using leucaena to support yam vines gave 12 to 15t/ha of yams and planting leucaena with spacing of 150cm by 50cm produced about 13,000 plants/ha in the first year.”
- (Wilson and Kang,1981)
Article Credit: By Ibraheem Dooba (CEO, 200MillionTrees)
A simple solution for those who fatten cattle.
“Leucaena is the most productive and most sustainable tropical forage legume. No other forage plant can put the same weight on stock over so long a period of the year.”
Leucaena-fed cattle can reach 600 kg liveweight at 24–30 months of age. This is 6–12 months earlier than those on straight grass. - University of Queensland.
But be careful. Leucaena keeps bad company. It has anti nutritional properties such as mimosine that can be toxic. So limit consumption to 1/3 of daily feed.
Among many ways to limit its toxicity, we at 200MillionTrees are producing a new clone that animals can eat 100%. In the meantime, you can buy the seedling as cheap as N200.
Article Credit: By Ibraheem Dooba (CEO, 200MillionTrees)
