The future of Nigerian agriculture still lies majorly on plantation agriculture.

Plantations provide a steady pay check, health insurance and every other benefit that other multinationals provide. Its just that it takes a minimum of 5-9 years before bankable results show.

I call this, saving for the rainy day. Posterity measure, Generational investment, Inheritance for the children and I can keep on qualifying it.

The internet provides good information on cashew business and its still peripherally exploited in Nigeria.

Ogbomoso has one of the best soils for its plantation amidst other places in Oyo state, Kwara state, Kogi state and Ondo North from the best of my knowledge.

It takes a chunk of millions of naira to set up sustainably and it yields a steady, reliable source of income for the progressive elderly.

Nigerians in diaspora and many others should think more of plantations instead of vegetables such as cucumber and other short term crops and think the future.

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Cashew nursery

Sprouting

128 cashew trees on 1 hectare

Sun loving cashew

After 5 months on field

Weeded once after transplant

Don't mind my measuring instrument, please

Village friends

We all need each other

Cashew like well drained sandyloam, rich in humus

Flashback

Black soil, best

Cashew nursery

Cashew

Rest

Farm delivery

Delivered

The making

Still it

Inspection

Plough if intercropping

How long does it take to get the first harvest?

3 years

Cool

Forest Brothers

Cashew

We

Boundaries

1 year after planting

Fire tracing

8 weeks old cashew