Hi, Am Bolade Teniola Henry by name and I’m an Organic Farmer, funny enough I studied Physics in the university and after that I started developing interest in Agriculture especially the Organic aspect of it due to my love for mother nature and one nasty experience I had.
Seriously, the road has been rough with some challenged so great as to quiting and when asking for help from fellow chemical farmer their response couldn’t help my predicament, so I have to leave the farm to fallow, all thanks to the deep ocean of resources that abound on the internet, I was able to tackle it, talking of the problem? It was soldier ant, soldier ant that will enter your trouser quietly and go straight to where your dick is, and when the target is located and locked down to attack, the victim starts dancing without a music, and many more sever pest attack.
In Nigeria, Organic farming is yet to gain a full ground with no government support but individual and NGO’s to the rescue and with the Sustainable Development Goals to run with day by day its getting accepted by people and peasant farmer, while our conventional farmer buy cheap NPK’s and apply it easily, we wait patiently to decompose organic matter, work with nature and all the tedious work involve.
I also love innovative farming which made me to have a 1500 sacks farm planting Ugu ( Fluited Pumpkin) and cucumber, its advantage is that it conserve space and double profit and output, it demerit is it use too much water especially in dry season, I’ve experiment it early in 2017 before delving into it in late 2018 with adequate resources.

This is just the beginning of my story, more challenges, joy of harvesting, and sadness of loss, advice, experience and experiment to come in subsequent post.
Organic is the best way to farm if you put in mind your fellow men, nothing teaches you hard work, smartness, patience and all life lessons encompassed into one like Farming.
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