I currently work in a Multinational Aquaculture Company. I have a Master's of Aquaculture and Fisheries Management Degree.
I've worked in pig, poultry, goat and fish farm (my actual specialization). So, I decided to try crop farming.
I invested in an acre of farmland 10 months ago, planted cassava.
I just harvested my cassava and I got 2 loads (Cabster) of cassava and some leftover.
A Cabster cost 140k (Ibadan). That's 280k for the 2 loads. Sold the leftover for 24k. My total income is 304k.
I invested approximately 100k in the farm. The Cabster driver charged me 32k.
Total expenses is 132k
Profit = Income - Expenses
Profit = 304k - 132k
Profit = 172k

I'm reinvesting my profit on 5 acres of farmland.

Note: I Love farming. I love any field work. Office is a no for me. Highest I can stay in an office is one hour. During my NYSC days, I was pleading with the tutors that came to take us on Agro Allied (SAED) to request for me to work on their farms because I wanted to serve in a farm. I did serve in a farm. NYSC experience is another long story.

Field work is Life

The leftover cassava after the 2 loads.

Good did you convert it to garri or you processed it into something else

I sold it unprocessed

wow! this is encouraging. Keep it up. we are following. Can you share practical experiences on your cassava farm?

My problem is farmland... Did you use tractor for the cultivation of the land or manual

Princeadebayo11:
My problem is farmland... Did you use tractor for the cultivation of the land or manual

Everything was done manually

arsenic33:

Everything was done manually

Sorry for the disturbance, you bought the land or it was leased to you?

Princeadebayo11:

Sorry for the disturbance, you bought the land or it was leased to you?

It was leased. 8k/Acre

cassava farming is one of the easiest way make money in farming. the farm is not hard to maintain at all but profit is always assured

arsenic33:
I currently work in a Multinational Aquaculture Company. I have a Master's of Aquaculture and Fisheries Management Degree.
I've worked in pig, poultry, goat and fish farm (my actual specialization). So, I decided to try crop farming.
I invested in an acre of farmland 10 months ago, planted cassava.
I just harvested my cassava and I got 2 loads (Cabster) of cassava and some leftover.
A Cabster cost 140k (Ibadan). That's 280k for the 2 loads. Sold the leftover for 24k. My total income is 304k.
I invested approximately 100k in the farm. The Cabster driver charged me 32k.
Total expenses is 132k
Profit = Income - Expenses
Profit = 304k - 132k
Profit = 172k

I'm reinvesting my profit on 5 acres of farmland.

Note: I Love farming. I love any field work. Office is a no for me. Highest I can stay in an office is one hour. During my NYSC days, I was pleading with the tutors that came to take us on Agro Allied (SAED) to request for me to work on their farms because I wanted to serve in a farm. I did serve in a farm. NYSC experience is another long story.

Field work is Life

Bro is it more profitable if you produce the garri yourself or what do you think. How many 50kg of Garry you think you can get from 1acre of cassava farm? I have 6 acres ready for harvest but am considering processing myself even though people are saying I should sell the raw cassava.

Mikelarteta:


Bro is it more profitable if you produce the garri yourself or what do you think. How many 50kg of Garry you think you can get from 1acre of cassava farm? I have 6 acres ready for harvest but am considering processing myself even though people are saying I should sell the raw cassava.

I thought it was best for me to sell my Cassava unprocessed

Good day sir, can you please throw more light on the production process and break down of the expenses.

arsenic33:

It was leased. 8k/Acre

@ arsenic. Good one. I need a timeline.

Which month specifically did you plant? I assume you harvested in March when you made this post.

northbird:


@ arsenic. Good one. I need a timeline.

Which month specifically did you plant? I assume you harvested in March when you made this post.

I planted May, 2021

arsenic33:

I planted May, 2021

Oh ok. Good. Can I contact you. sent you a pm.

northbird:


Oh ok. Good. Can I contact you. sent you a pm.

Yes, you can contact me

arsenic33:

It was leased. 8k/Acre

What's your location?
How long did it take d cassava to grow?

arsenic33:

I planted May, 2021

How many times in a year can u harvest?

emmanuelbrown26:

How many times in a year can u harvest?

Once

emmanuelbrown26:

What's your location?
How long did it take d cassava to grow?

Ibadan. 10 months

arsenic33:

Yes, you can contact me

Boss I sent you a pm on nairaland, please check it.

northbird:

Boss I sent you a pm on nairaland, please check it. my mail is dayotoba1@gmail.com.

Check your mail

I like this. Unfortunately in Delta state no one wants to buy cassava and pay cash.

They are looking for credit sales and low price

arsenic33:

Once

Kindly check your mail. Thanks

Great, this is what I called the double-game with money. Don't chase money but look out for Investment opportunity.
Op, you are just a few months from another planting investment to hit close to a million naira if you reinvest all your total income in the next ten months and this is the type of investment opportunity l am looking forward to invest in it.In Nigeria today,the inflation is growing every time ,you have to think different like the rich inorder to beat the economy.
Lately,l did a self taught about beating the inflation in Africa and l came up with the double-game with money, money is just a tool so,look for plants or animals that can multiply with time with less risk and higher survival rates and watch your money multiply because as the plants or animals reproduce and multiply, automatically the money you invest multiply.

arsenic33:
I currently work in a Multinational Aquaculture Company. I have a Master's of Aquaculture and Fisheries Management Degree.
I've worked in pig, poultry, goat and fish farm (my actual specialization). So, I decided to try crop farming.
I invested in an acre of farmland 10 months ago, planted cassava.
I just harvested my cassava and I got 2 loads (Cabster) of cassava and some leftover.
A Cabster cost 140k (Ibadan). That's 280k for the 2 loads. Sold the leftover for 24k. My total income is 304k.
I invested approximately 100k in the farm. The Cabster driver charged me 32k.
Total expenses is 132k
Profit = Income - Expenses
Profit = 304k - 132k
Profit = 172k

I'm reinvesting my profit on 5 acres of farmland.

Note: I Love farming. I love any field work. Office is a no for me. Highest I can stay in an office is one hour. During my NYSC days, I was pleading with the tutors that came to take us on Agro Allied (SAED) to request for me to work on their farms because I wanted to serve in a farm. I did serve in a farm. NYSC experience is another long story.

Field work is Life

Good day,I just sent you a mail

I currently have 10 Acres of same TM 419 cassava which will be a 6ear old April, some of my friend who know about my farm, said with what I have on ground I am silently rich, but to be, it's not at 8f 8 have anything. With this, I will now look into how to maximize those 10 acres.

I currently have 10 Acres of same TM 419 cassava which will be a 6ear old April, some of my friend who know about my farm, said with what I have on ground I am silently rich, but to be, it's not at 8f 8 have anything. With this, I will now look into how to maximize those 10 acres.

I currently have 10 Acres of same TM 419 cassava which will be a year old April, some of my friend who know about my farm, said with what I have on ground I am silently rich, but to be, it's not at 8f 8 have anything. With this, I will now look into how to maximize those 10 acres.

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