Urban Agric School

30/12/2025

🌱 Urban farming doesn’t require expensive equipment.

With the right basic tools and knowledge, you can grow food right where you live.

Small tools, big impact.

28/12/2025

28/12/2025

Are you looking for simple ways to make money in 2026?

Acquire smart urban farming skills for bumper harvest and massive income. Let this be your year of bumper harvest! 🍉🍅🌱

📍To learn more on how to register, click the link below to join the Urban Agric Group now. Limited slots available
https://chat.whatsapp.com/GKFrnOe5fjRIbhGhTafR0m?mode=hqrt3

Bonus: Once you join the group to get access to free urban farming tips for your garden

WhatsApp Group Invite

24/12/2025

Urban Agriculture vs. Commercial Farming 🌱

Urban agriculture is different from commercial farming.

Commercial farming focuses on large production and selling in bulk.

Urban agriculture focuses on feeding households and meeting everyday needs.

Urban agriculture:

•Uses small spaces

•Is designed for families, not markets

•Prioritises vegetables, herbs, and spices used daily

This is why home gardens like the Ọbe Garden fit perfectly into urban agriculture — practical, manageable, and sustainable for city living.

24/12/2025

The Urban Agriculture Webinar Series has started

22/12/2025

Two people planted the same vegetable in the same container.

One thrived. One struggled.

The difference wasn’t the container.
It was the soil.

In urban agriculture, soil is not just sand from outside.

It is a proper growing medium that supports roots, holds nutrients, and allows excess water to drain.

Good urban soil:

• Supports strong root growth
• Holds nutrients without waterlogging
• Helps seedlings and cuttings establish faster

This is why nursery businesses and plant propagation succeed or fail at the soil stage.

When the foundation is right, plants respond.

✓ Learn proper soil preparation in our free Plant Propagation & Nursery Training.

✓ For women and mothers, the OBE Garden Training is coming up.

Details in the comments 👇🌱

22/12/2025

🌱 Urban Agriculture Starts With Smart Crop Selection

Urban agriculture succeeds or fails at crop selection. It’s not about planting everything you see.

It’s about planting what fits your space, time, and market needs.

Good urban crops usually:

• Grow well in containers
• Are easy to propagate
• Mature fast or can be harvested repeatedly
• Are in constant demand by households

This is why vegetables and local spices are not only good for eating,
they are also excellent nursery crops.

When you understand crop selection, you don’t just grow food —
you grow plants people are ready to buy.

Urban agriculture becomes a business when propagation is done right.

If you want to learn plant propagation and how to run a profitable nursery business, join our free Plant Propagation & Nursery Training.

You’ll learn what to propagate, how to multiply plants, and how to supply urban growers.

Check the comment section for the link to join.

22/12/2025

Urban Agriculture Starts With the Kitchen, Not the Farm

Most people think farming begins outside.

In urban agriculture, it actually begins in the kitchen.

Before planting anything, you ask: • What do we cook often?
• What vegetables and spices do we buy every week?
• What ingredients drain money the most?

Urban agriculture is simply growing those exact items close to home.

Not random crops. Not trial and error. Not copying others blindly.

When your garden is planned around your cooking: • Harvests are used, not wasted
• Money stays in the household
• Food becomes more reliable
• Nutrition improves naturally

This is why urban agriculture works better than casual backyard gardening.

It is intentional. It is practical. It is sustainable.

Growing food where you live is a skill — and skills can be learned.

20/12/2025

Urban Agriculture Is About Setting Structure And Systems, Not Stress.

Many people think urban farming means waking up early, getting dirty every day, and struggling with plants.

That’s not urban agriculture.

Urban agriculture is about simple systems that fit into your normal life.

It means:
• Growing what your household and others actually eats
• Using containers, sacks, or small beds
• Watering efficiently, not excessively
• Planting in seasons
• Knowing what thrives in limited space

When systems are right:
• Plants grow better
• Time is saved
• Waste reduces
• Food becomes reliable

This is why two people can have the same space and get very different results.

One has information. The other is guessing.

Urban agriculture is learnable. And when learned properly, it becomes easy.

19/12/2025

Common Myths About Urban Agriculture

🚫 “I don’t have land”
🚫 “Farming is stressful”
🚫 “It’s only for villagers”

Truth is:
• You can grow food in containers
• You can farm part-time
• Urban agriculture is for cities, not villages

If you eat food, urban agriculture concerns you.

Knowledge changes everything.