The tutor ( i.e Mr Ismail AbdulAzeez ) of http://www.thethyconsulting.com/thebeautyofgrasscutterfarming.htm knows his onoins. The grasscutter farming in Nigeria lecture was so direct to the point that even a fool will understand.He showed me everything about grasscutters and made it very simple to understand.
More power to your elbow.
Bode Alakaa Olayinka.
Friday, November 19, 2010
Tuesday, November 16, 2010
Sunday, November 14, 2010
Snail Rearing in Nigeria- Worth venturing into
According to a crop and livestock farmer, there are different aspects of agriculture worth venturing into. For example, one can make good money from grasscutter and snail farming in Nigeria, while maize and soyabean farming are another good ventures among many others” he advised.
Learn more about snail breeding in Nigeria @ http://www.thethyconsulting.com/thebeautyofsnailfarming.htm
Learn more about snail breeding in Nigeria @ http://www.thethyconsulting.com/thebeautyofsnailfarming.htm
Friday, November 12, 2010
This is snail farming in Nigeria demystified
This is snail farming in Nigeria demystified.It can done by anybody who pays attention to details.
Femi Adedeji, Ikorodu ,Lagos State.
Learn more about snail farming in Nigeria @ http://www.thethyconsulting.com/thebeautyofsnailfarming.htm
Femi Adedeji, Ikorodu ,Lagos State.
Learn more about snail farming in Nigeria @ http://www.thethyconsulting.com/thebeautyofsnailfarming.htm
Wednesday, November 10, 2010
Economic Impact of World Snail Trade in Nigeria
U.S. imports of snails were worth more than $4.5 million in 1995 and came from 24 countries. This includes preserved or prepared snails and snails that are live, fresh, chilled, or frozen. Major exporters to the U.S. are France, Indonesia, Greece and China. The U.S. exported live, fresh, chilled, or frozen snails worth $55,000 to 13 countries; most were shipped to Japan, the Netherlands, and the United Kingdom.
Learn more about snail farming in Nigeria @ http://www.thethyconsulting.com/thebeautyofsnailfarming.htm
and snail trading & export @ http://exportfromnigeria.proboards.com/index.cgi?board=general&action=display&thread=23
Learn more about snail farming in Nigeria @ http://www.thethyconsulting.com/thebeautyofsnailfarming.htm
and snail trading & export @ http://exportfromnigeria.proboards.com/index.cgi?board=general&action=display&thread=23
The training on grasscutter and snail farming in Nigeria was all round interesting
1.The snail farming in Nigeria training @ http://www.thethyconsulting.com/thebeautyofsnailfarming.htm is very instructive and practical. I hope to be able to use the knowledge acquired to start a snail a farm.
Oladunmoye Ejide, Ogba ,Lagos State.
2. I`m really impressed with what I saw in THE THY SNAIL & GRASSCUTTER FARMS http://www.thethyconsulting.com/thebeautyofgrasscutterfarming.htm , the grasscutters were just as though in their natural habitat.
Aderinkola Olu, Ilorin, Kwara State.
3. The training on snail and grasscutter farming in Nigeria was all round interesting and I came to understand that there some other ways of making a living without waiting to answer sirs/madam to earn your cool cash. I gained a lot. I am happy.
Onwuatueto Ogonna, Ikorodu , Lagos.
4. The snail farming training in Nigeria @ THE THY SNAIL & GRASSCUTTER FARMS http://www.thethyconsulting.com/thebeautyofsnailfarming.htm is very OK.
Osigwe Stanley, Benue State.
Oladunmoye Ejide, Ogba ,Lagos State.
2. I`m really impressed with what I saw in THE THY SNAIL & GRASSCUTTER FARMS http://www.thethyconsulting.com/thebeautyofgrasscutterfarming.htm , the grasscutters were just as though in their natural habitat.
Aderinkola Olu, Ilorin, Kwara State.
3. The training on snail and grasscutter farming in Nigeria was all round interesting and I came to understand that there some other ways of making a living without waiting to answer sirs/madam to earn your cool cash. I gained a lot. I am happy.
Onwuatueto Ogonna, Ikorodu , Lagos.
4. The snail farming training in Nigeria @ THE THY SNAIL & GRASSCUTTER FARMS http://www.thethyconsulting.com/thebeautyofsnailfarming.htm is very OK.
Osigwe Stanley, Benue State.
Thursday, November 4, 2010
Income Potential of Grasscutter Farming in Nigeria
GRASSCUTTER: A farmer with an initial stock of 4 families (20 grass cutters – 4 males 16 females) with two delivery plans within a year will have 128 grass cutters within one year and can be sold at N7,000 each. The expected income is N7000 Multiplied by 128 grass cutters equals N896,000.
Learn more about grasscutter farming in Nigeria @ http://www.thethyconsulting.com/thebeautyofgrasscutterfarming.htm
Learn more about grasscutter farming in Nigeria @ http://www.thethyconsulting.com/thebeautyofgrasscutterfarming.htm
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