We were at one of our farm estates in ogbomoso last week to oversee some of the maize harvested for our investor.

We've sown the seeds,care for the seeds,now is the time reap the harvests.

We also have one of our nature loving puppy with us from @his_kennels

Want to acquire farmland on any of our secured,most friendly farm estates in ijebu-igbo, ogbomoso, ilorin or apomu to start your farm business?

Just a call away
+2348164628081;+2349031147593;



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zDkvidnqfjk

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Waleagro farm estates remain the most secured, viable farm location to conduct your farm enterprise to conduct your business with ease and continually earn from it.

With thousands of hectares available on our various estates covering 5 states,experienced farm managers to setup and manage your farm,you are in the right business environment if you are looking at investing in agriculture.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OPQuihQzoVU
Want to get started?
Call +2349031147593; +2348164628081
#waleagro#agriculture#agribusiness

Doagric
Itpays

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Happy Sunday folks

Food is a necessity!

No farmer,No food,

No food,No nation

The earlier we engage in sustainable agriculture not only to feed nations but to generate sustainable wealth for the citizens

This is our mission at WaleAgro and this is what we work at every day

#waleagro

We keep working day and night on our various farm estates to make sure that we eradicate food insecurity and at the same time generate revenue for our various partners, investors and WaleAgro.

This is what we are good at doing,this is what we are doing and this is what we would be doing for many decades to come.


Want to acquire farmland in any of our farm estates, setup it up and see it manage till when it's ready to start bringing in returns for you,then we are the right plug.

Just a call/DM or WhatsApp will take you closer to starting your dream farm and earning from it.

+2349031147593

There is light at the end of the tunnel...no matter what you are going through,keep pushing and acting on your dream
#mondaymotivation

The agrofood sector is so big to shun out numerous billionaires and millionaires.
projected to reach $1 trillion by 2030

You too can start your own farm business and start earning returns from your farm.

Want to get trained on how to start your profitable agribusiness or you want to acquire your own farmland?
Do you also want to get it set up and managed by professional while you earn from it?

Just Call/whatsapp +2348164628081
Do agric...it pays

#agriculture#nigeria

DoagricItpays

Knowledge is not only power,it is money.
You don't improve your knowledge and you want to increase your potential to make money in agriculture,then you are joking.
Improve your learning and see your earning potential go up.

Good morning folks

One of the crop we cultivated on our farm estates in ogbomoso is soybeans, currently has 200 acres under cultivation.

We hope that we can replicate and do better than the yield we got from last and previous years
Who can spot our just maturing cashew trees in the background?

Want to start your own cashew/soybeans on our farm estate in ogbomoso fully setup,manage by WaleAgro while you earn?
Sorry, you will have to wait till next year when our cultivation will be opening but you can call +2349031147593 to secure your cashew/soybeans land on the farm estate.

Good morning everyone

If you are going to do farm business and want to be actively involved in it,then one thing is very important: you need to be available on the field at the most important farm operations with your workers.

Over the years,my experience has shown that your success depends largely on your availability during planting and harvesting periods.

This doesnot mean your presence guarantee �% success but it takes you half way to success and success in farm business is activated by that.

If you are a small farm entrepreneur,you need to make yourself available during these operations.
Doing so will achieve two things
First,you are able to control pilfering,and
Second,you are able to guide your workers on the required quantities to be planted to get the required yield.

If you have a big farm enterprise or multiple farms in different locations ,then there is need to have structures like a livable farm houses where your co-founder, director,or any top management can oversee these operations
Big companies like RENL,Olam,Michelin etc operate this way

Farm business is a field work not an office work where you stay in the office 24/7.
And that's why we see many agribusinesses,farm crowdfunding folding up because the critical ingredient of a successful farm management is lacking.
So if you want to go into the business of agriculture and fully involved,think am well because it requires a lot of field work where most times you are cut out of social media; you are cut out of the urban,buzzy,hippy world and you are alone with nature, tractor/s �,planter and faces of your workers for many days.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=by-1Keg_1QA

Ooin!! We are doing well.

Video snippet of our 200 acres soybeans farm in ogbomoso.

We believe we can scale it up to 600 acres next season

If you are interested in acquiring farmland in our farm estate in ogbomoso to setup, manage soybeans, or any other suitable crops,we are your best plug.

Call +2349031147593

#waleagro#agriculture#lagos#agribusiness#nigeria#farmer#ogbomoso#oyo#soya#soybeans#faarmestate#farm

Good morning people.

Nigeria farmers produce one of the lowest yield in the world.

Major staples produce by both US and Brazil (corn � and soybean )average yield is about 5 tons and 1.5tons respectively while we are struggling to produce 0.5tons in both staple crop.

It's not that they have a better climatic condition to grow these crops but its due to so many factors that can be controlled and the ones beyond our control.

First,in this part of the world,we don't prepare our land well.

Hardly will you see a farmer do plouging twice as well as harrowing before planting.

If your land is not well prepared,it will affect your yield.

Also,the plant population during planting also plays an important role in the yield you are going to get at harvesting time.

You can't compare the yield of an acre of land with 1000 plant population to an acre of land with 10,000 plant population

That's why I advise against conducting your planting operation with Cutlass.

Mechanized planter should be used and at worse case scenario,use manual planter.

Assuming Mr A produces 5 tons of corn on an acre and Mr B have 1 ton from the farm.

At average price of N200,000 per ton

Mr A's revenue will be N1,000,000 per acre while Mr B's revenue will be N200,000.

If Mr A is cultivating 100acres or more,that should give you a glimpse of what he will be getting at the end of the harvest.

At the end of the day,it boils down to my yield against yours.

As 2022 season is closing in,we need to keep improving so that we can continue to get better in terms of yield on our farm projects.

You want to make 7 Figure Income this year in agriculture,take note and follow through on this in your farm operations

Commodity trading is one of the value chain you can venture into in agriculture

Since the year marketing board regulating commodity prices scraped was when we have free markets which means you can sell your farm produce at any amount you feel it worth and perceived/accepted by the market you are selling into influenced by the forces of supply and demand.

Don't let me bug you with economic jargons.

In a layman's language,you can buy 20k worth of produce from the farm/farmer and sell it at N50k worth of the same produce while you pocket the 30k as profit.
Or in a farmers perspective,you have 20k worth of farm produce and sells it at N50k with no regulatory body to tell you the price you should sell your produce.

Late last year,when the price of maize was N13k-N15k per bag,I was telling people of the opportunities to buy and store.

Good luck to those that hearkens to the voice of wisdom,a bag is now N23k as I am writing this; I also heard that it is N40k per bag in some locations.

Unfortunately,it is now late to attempt to buy because if you do,the probability of making loss is high, logistics will eat you up,price is high even if you see farmers to sell to you the desirable quantities you need.

We are also not selling our farm produce for now,until the prices reaches its peak.
As a farmer,you can also be trading by waiting for the peak time the price is higher before you sell.

If you have 60 bags of maize which is about N1m ,it can appreciate to about N1.6m within 3-4 months if you sell off at the peak time
This will add more money to your pocket.


Have a great day.

Why I vow never to cultivate these crops and why you should not also?

Two days to when we are suppose to deliver one of our produce to the market;

All operations leading to the smooth activities are ready and checked

Bagging and packaging ✓

Logistics arrangement ✓

On the D day,the truck driver and the team jet out for the operation.

On getting to the market, everywhere was red (the initial price has changed and the new price was at the rock bottom)

What do we do?

Sell it there or bring it back to the farm warehouse to store?

Either we sell or we incur about 15-20% wastage with a lot of unloading activities coupled with stress.

Well,we had no choice but to sell at what the market brought.

That's one of the scenario farmers/agropreneurs face during selling

There is nothing you produce that market would not take up provided it is food.

The question most times is not about 'will you sell anything you produce or not"

It's majorly about "how much or what better price will I sell this produce?"

If I sell a bag of corn at N10K at market A maybe because of the market forces at the time of selling,I can also sell the same bag at N25k in market B improving my margin by N15k on per bag

Generally,prices in the market goes up when supply in the market is low and there are produce that are in high demand at a particular time of the year.

Plantain supply are normally scarce around Mid August of every year

Yam is around April/May

Tomato (Feb/Mar)

If you don't have indepth knowledge about the market of the crop you are in,then you should invest in processing facilities like dryer or add value to it so that you can be able to keep it for long.

The day we took our pepper to the market and sold at rock bottom price is the day I vow not to have anything to do with perishable produce that we do not have proper processing facilities to extend their shelf life

That's why you will never catch me with cultivating perishable produce without proper facilities on ground.

The forces in the market will also take advantage of you because they know you have no choice than to sell at their price.

In 2020,we had buyers falling over themselves to buy our soybeans.

I tell you the price I want to sell,if you want to buy,pay money into our account and if you don't want to,I will keep our soybeans till good buyers come by.

It won't spoil,it won't get damage because it's well stored; infact the more I keep it,the more the price go up.

At the end of the day,all of the focus is about working towards how getting a better price for your produce to maximize revenue.

Want to plant and harvest money on trees,read this!

A Chinese philosopher once stated that "the best time to plant an iroko tree is 20 years ago,the 2nd best time is now"

This ageless truth applies to our personal lives also.

Regardless of your past failures,missed opportunities,if you want to change, shape and improve your future,the time to start is now

9 years ago, my eyes were clearly opened to the opportunities in the cashew farm business in ogbomoso.

I was not happy because I thought “why didn't I discovered this years later and then it's going to take cashew 4 long years to reach maturity.

Nonetheless,we started and looking back now,I am happy we kickstart the cashew farm business then.

The cashew that I thought will take 4 long years is now mature and ready for harvesting.

The 4 years has come and gone but the money making opportunity started then will continue to yield nuts for many decades to come.

The season of cashew is here again and it's time to start harvesting money on the trees.

You are 35,40,45years old now and you think cashew,oilpalm,cocoa will take 5 years before you start getting your returns,

Whether you start it or not,you will be 40,45 or 50 years old in 5 years and you will regret not starting it 5 years earlier.

The best time to plant iroko tree is 20 years ago,the next best time is NOW!

Letter to agric investors 2022

Dear prospective agric investor,

I wrote a letter in 2021 and I am writing another one in 2022 as a reminder to those who want to venture into agriculture.

I know you want to make money from agriculture and you want to make it bigThat's a good aspiration which require consistent efforts,time,learning/relearning for you to achieve that.

I also know that you might have been seeing or hearing "invest 50k,100k etc and earn 50%,70% in 6months"

What would you cultivate that you earn 50% in 6 months;which is about 100% in a year except if you are cultivating weeds.

Do not fall for it or create that mindset of agriculture being a 'getting quick,big roi or getting quick rich scheme' and go to invest blindly....I can assure you that disappointment and probably total loss will be the experience.

As an experienced farmer, and agro-investor ,agriculture provides a stream of income that may never dry for a lifetime if done properly and not quick riches.Taking the right decision,patience, and consistency is the code of the game.

Over the past few years,I have seen people leave their paying job and want to cash out of the quick riches agriculture present

Do not leave your job!

Your job should be a means to create that streams of income.

You cannot create and enjoy the streams of income in agriculture without money to invest.

As a graduate looking to start agribusiness,go and look for a job and gradually invest the little resources you are getting into agriculture or you go and start agricultural trading

Note that you can't create streams of income from agrotrading but it can give you income to leverage on to start your farm business properly.

Today alone,I have received more than 5 calls of people seeking advice/remedy that made the wrong investment because they are looking for 70% ROI in 6 months

It's better to be informed now and take necessary precaution than to make wrong investment and be seeking for remedy

This is my message for those that want to invest in agriculture come 2022

Have a blessed day

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#greenmoney

Lesgupnigeria:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZrZQ3xSKB3E

Reasons you need proper insurance for a successful farm business.

What is the premium on farm insurance?

emmaodet:


What is the premium on farm insurance?

Ranges from 2.5% - 5%

Lesgupnigeria:

Ranges from 2.5% - 5%

Thanks for your reply bro.
I have series of questions that I will like you to answer.
I am a practicing farmer albeit by proxy.
I rely most on the report and information of my farm manager most times.
I did 30 acres of groundnut last year and it was a disaster. Long story.
Lowered it to 10 acres this year and so far so good, I am not impressed with the report am getting.
I use tractor for my ploughing and harrowing but hire workers for planting, spraying, weeding and harvesting.
Questions-
Is it more advisable to have my own yearly paid farm workers with a manager? Or tractor just like I do with the regular stress of trying to hire, transport and feed workers for my farm activities?
2. Let’s start with a 10 acres farm. How many farm boys will be ideal to manage it with a farm manager included.
What is the average cost of farming maize and the average expected yield per acre?
3. How many bundles of cassava stem would be needed to plant 1 acre of farm and expected yield? Cost of one cabster of cassava ? How many cabster will I see in an acre?
Sorry for my questions.
I want to gauge the expected revenue and income to know if it is worth my time, energy and investment because I am also looking at other investments too.
Thanks

Lesgupnigeria:

Ranges from 2.5% - 5%

Also, which agro-insurance company will you recommend?
What is the minimum acres they insure?
Do they insure against drought? Farm destruction by herdsmen?

emmaodet:


Thanks for your reply bro.
I have series of questions that I will like you to answer.
I am a practicing farmer albeit by proxy.
I rely most on the report and information of my farm manager most times.
I did 30 acres of groundnut last year and it was a disaster. Long story.
Lowered it to 10 acres this year and so far so good, I am not impressed with the report am getting.
I use tractor for my ploughing and harrowing but hire workers for planting, spraying, weeding and harvesting.
Questions-
Is it more advisable to have my own yearly paid farm workers with a manager? Or tractor just like I do with the regular stress of trying to hire, transport and feed workers for my farm activities?
2. Let’s start with a 10 acres farm. How many farm boys will be ideal to manage it with a farm manager included.
What is the average cost of farming maize and the average expected yield per acre?
3. How many bundles of cassava stem would be needed to plant 1 acre of farm and expected yield? Cost of one cabster of cassava ? How many cabster will I see in an acre?
Sorry for my questions.
I want to gauge the expected revenue and income to know if it is worth my time, energy and investment because I am also looking at other investments too.
Thanks

You can also search the monika “onlinefarmstores” to get mor answers from him.

Rozross:
You can also search the monika “onlinefarmstores” to get mor answers from him.

Okay Rose.

Thanks.

Will do

emmaodet:


Okay Rose.

Thanks.

Will do

It’s onlinefarmstore , no letter S added to it

Rozross:
It’s onlinefarmstore , no letter S added to it

Okay. Thanks

emmaodet:


Also, which agro-insurance company will you recommend?
What is the minimum acres they insure?
Do they insure against drought? Farm destruction by herdsmen?

Some do insure against herdsmen and drought which comes under comprehensive package and can insure as many acre as possible
You can send WhatsApp to +2349031147593 to get contact of a verifiable insurance company.