🌾 Unlock bigger cassava harvests with the right fertilizers!


At Veeki Agro Services Limited, we know the secret to thriving cassava farms in Nigeria lies in proper nourishment. Our experts guide you to the best options!

Essential fertilizers for your cassava include:
✅ Inorganic (NPK):
* NPK 15:15:15: Balanced growth, apply 4-6 weeks post-planting.
* NPK 20:10:10: High nitrogen for early leafy growth.
* NPK 12:12:17: More potassium for tuber development.
* NPK 14:10:28 (+TE): Formulated for root crops, with added trace elements.

✅ Organic:
* Farm Yard Manure: Improves soil structure & slow-release nutrients.
* Poultry Manure: Nitrogen-rich for vigorous growth.
* Compost: Enhances soil fertility naturally.
* Wood Ash: Source of potassium.

Our experts provide tailored advice based on your soil & needs. Contact us for soil testing & fertilizer recommendations!
📞 +2347057684802
📧 veekiagro@gmail.com
📍 Veeki Fertilizers factory along IBB way Katsina, Katsina State or Ben Nwankwo Street Mgbakwu, Awka North, Anambra State.

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