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Free information on Agribusiness in Nigeria by world1(m): 3:30pm On Oct 01, 2014
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Re: Free information on Agribusiness in Nigeria by Nobody: 6:08pm On Oct 01, 2014
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Re: Free information on Agribusiness in Nigeria by adebayour26: 7:26pm On Oct 01, 2014
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Re: Free information on Agribusiness in Nigeria by world1(m): 9:20pm On Oct 01, 2014
AGRIBUSINESS OPPOURTUNITY 1.

INVEST IN MUSHROOM BUSINESS
Mushroom farming will become a very important cottage industry activity in the integrated rural development propramme, which will lead to the economic betterment of not only small farmers but also of landless people and other weak sections of communities in Nigeria.

The payback period is pleasantly short. This lasts between 8-10 weeks depending on the type of mushroom. During this period you will not only recover your investment but will break-even and make huge profit from the venture. Mushroom is a cash crop.

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Re: Free information on Agribusiness in Nigeria by world1(m): 9:29pm On Oct 01, 2014
AGRIBUSINESS OPPOURTUNITY 2.

INVEST IN GRAVIOLA FARMING BUSINESS
Soursop is a Promising Cash Crop
Soursop (Annona muricata L.), also known as graviola, guyabano, guayabano guanabano and babana, is a shrub or small tree 3-10 meters in height. It is adapted to warm, humid tropical climate, and can tolerate both drought conditions and partial shade.

This fruit crop grows in any kind of soil but prefers loose, fairly rich, deep loam and well drained soil with pH ranging from 6.1 to 6.5. It thrives well from sea level up to 300 meters above sea level although it is known to grow up to 1000 m.

It has numerous uses. The young green fruits with seeds that are still soft can be cooked as vegetable. When ripe, the flesh can be eaten off hand or as dessert, or processed into candies, jams and jelly.

Its juice is used for flavoring or packaged into refreshing guyabano drinks. The leaves are used as herbal medicine. Because the tree is small and tolerant of partial shade, it can be intercropped with coconut or with large fruit trees like mango, durian, avocado and jackfruit.
Re: Free information on Agribusiness in Nigeria by kay29000(m): 9:31pm On Oct 01, 2014
world1: AGRIBUSINESS OPPOURTUNITY 1.

INVEST IN MUSHROOM BUSINESS
Mushroom farming will become a very important cottage industry activity in the integrated rural development propramme, which will lead to the economic betterment of not only small farmers but also of landless people and other weak sections of communities in Nigeria.

The payback period is pleasantly short. This lasts between 8-10 weeks depending on the type of mushroom. During this period you will not only recover your investment but will break-even and make huge profit from the venture. Mushroom is a cash crop.


You mean it takes just 10 weeks for you to plant and harvest mushrooms? Can they be planted in Lagos?
Re: Free information on Agribusiness in Nigeria by Adesiji77: 10:16pm On Oct 01, 2014
Please, when are the 'peak' and 'off-season' of the above named commodities?

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Re: Free information on Agribusiness in Nigeria by Nobody: 7:07am On Oct 02, 2014
world1: AGRIBUSINESS OPPOURTUNITY 1.

INVEST IN MUSHROOM BUSINESS
Mushroom farming will become a very important cottage industry activity in the integrated rural development propramme, which will lead to the economic betterment of not only small farmers but also of landless people and other weak sections of communities in Nigeria.

The payback period is pleasantly short. This lasts between 8-10 weeks depending on the type of mushroom. During this period you will not only recover your investment but will break-even and make huge profit from the venture. Mushroom is a cash crop.
..there's no large market for it at present

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Re: Free information on Agribusiness in Nigeria by world1(m): 5:49pm On Oct 03, 2014
Yes.
It can grow any where even on your TV set because you don't need soil.
kay29000:


You mean it takes just 10 weeks for you to plant and harvest mushrooms? Can they be planted in Lagos?

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Re: Free information on Agribusiness in Nigeria by world1(m): 5:50pm On Oct 03, 2014
Adesiji77: Please, when are the 'peak' and 'off-season' of the above named commodities?

Mushroom is 24/7 no season.
Re: Free information on Agribusiness in Nigeria by world1(m): 5:51pm On Oct 03, 2014
blackiebobo: ..there's no large market for it at present
Nigeria mentality at work there is demand for the product in large quantity. The major thing you need is not market but demand.
Re: Free information on Agribusiness in Nigeria by kay29000(m): 5:55pm On Oct 03, 2014
world1: Yes.
It can grow any where even on your TV set because you don't need soil.

Hmm! That's interesting. Thanks for the information.

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Re: Free information on Agribusiness in Nigeria by ops(m): 5:55pm On Oct 03, 2014
world1:
Nigeria mentality at work there is demand for the product in large quantity. The major thing you need is not market but demand.

Ok, so if I were to plant mushrooms, where & how would I sell them?
I'm askin because I don't recall any market where its sold in large quantity as such.

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Re: Free information on Agribusiness in Nigeria by skyeboy98(m): 6:40pm On Oct 03, 2014
Pls I need where I can buy day old chilk in ibadan very releable source pls.

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Re: Free information on Agribusiness in Nigeria by world1(m): 8:23pm On Oct 03, 2014
skyeboy98: Pls I need where I can buy day old chilk in ibadan very releable source pls.
Call 08035810551
If you live in Ibadan there is a seminar coming up this month you will meet the agribusiness stakeholders in Oyo state there.
I will be talking about highly lucrative crops
https://www.nairaland.com/1914317/invitation-2014-national-agribusiness-summit
Re: Free information on Agribusiness in Nigeria by world1(m): 8:47pm On Oct 03, 2014
ops:

Ok, so if I were to plant mushrooms, where & how would I sell them?
I'm askin because I don't recall any market where its sold in large quantity as such.

Like I said earlier the demand is there just fill the gap its not about the market. OK let me tell you story about moringa 5 years ago nobody knew that they can make million from thw tree until a guy broke the barrier. Check this website for proof of that [url][/url]www.highhillmoringa.com
Recently he introduced hand sanitizer that was fortified with moringa oil into the market.

So we have to start thinking out of the box its our time to be great thanks to our population.

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Re: Free information on Agribusiness in Nigeria by skyeboy98(m): 10:49pm On Oct 03, 2014
world1:
Call 08035810551
If you live in Ibadan there is a seminar coming up this month you will meet the agribusiness stakeholders in Oyo state there.
I will be talking about highly lucrative crops
https://www.nairaland.com/1914317/invitation-2014-national-agribusiness-summit
oh thanks bros,bt am nt in nigeria for now, bt I will be coming by nov ending to start de business fully,never the less I wil call u for updating
Re: Free information on Agribusiness in Nigeria by world1(m): 7:42pm On Oct 05, 2014

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Re: Free information on Agribusiness in Nigeria by world1(m): 10:20pm On Oct 05, 2014
Generating amazing wealth with watermelon cultivation.

Growing watermelon, amazingly, requires minimal cost, but a very high propensity to make a farmer generate wealth in less than three months and break away from poverty.

It is one of the highly cultivated and consumed crops believed to have originated almost 5,000 years ago from the Kalahari Desert of Africa.

When you consider quick cash in farming, watermelon is among the crops to plant. The gestation is 70 and 90 days (depending on varieties), average days for maize and sweet potatoes.

Cultivated all over tropical climate, it is produced all over in Nigeria but at different periods for optimal bumper harvest.

Time of planting
Watermelon is best planted at the outset of the raining season or when the raining season is almost done. This would allow for low relative humidity, a condition essential for normal growth of the crop in southern Nigeria. In the northern parts, he said, early season planting is in May and late season planting is July. But with functional irrigation in the north, it could be planted round the year, accounting for why it is usually brought from the north.

Land preparation
Watermelon can be planted on flat land or on ridges/plant beds depending on the nature of the soil. According the plant physiologist, if the water table level is high (in the core raining season), seed beds or ridges are essential. It requires loamy soil or silt loam soil and it also performs well on heavy soil if it is well drained. It does not tolerate water logging and so, if planted on heavy soil, ridging will be helpful to improve drainage. On loamy soil, it is usually planted on the flat land.

Harvest
One way to determine when watermelon is ripe is to watch the tendril closest to the melon stem. A tendril is a modified leaf or stem in the shape of slender, spirally coil. When it turns brown and dries up, the melon is ripe. The trouble with this method is that with some watermelon varieties, the tendril dries and drops off more than a week before the melon is fully ripe. The surest sign of ripeness in most watermelon varieties is the color of the bottom spot where the melon sits on the ground. As the watermelon matures, the spot turns from almost white to a rich yellow. Also, all watermelons lose the powdery or slick appearance on the top and take on a dull look when fully ripe.

Capital requirement
planting one hectare (15 plots of land) of watermelon would require about N190,000. Breaking the cost down.
land clearing, plowing and harrowing one hectare mechanically would cost about N20,000
seeds, N50,000
planting and weeding labour would cost N34,000
fertilizer (four bags and application labour) and N30,000
Insecticide, application labour, N20,000
sprayer N10,000 and other expenses, N20,000.

Yield potential and marketing
On one hectare of land, 10,000 seeds can be planted using 1metre by 1metre spacing, of 10,000 watermelon seeds are successfully grown, each will produce at least two big fruits if fertilizer is properly applied and weeds controlled at the appropriate time. So, no fewer than 20,000 watermelons would be harvested on one hectare of land, all things being equal.

According to street value survey of watermelon, a mini truck containing 500 units of the product is sold for N50,000. Dividing 20,000 estimated harvest by 500 would make 40 mini trucks of watermelon. Multiplying this by N50,000 would mean N2 million. This is the minimum estimate.

Marketing watermelon, is easier, as many bulk buyers about in major cities, especially at fruits market. You can also sell the produce to supermarkets and local fruit retailers.

We have the seedless watermelon for planting.

Re: Free information on Agribusiness in Nigeria by icepoint(m): 7:56pm On Oct 07, 2014
Hmmmm highly informative, pls how do I get information on how to farm mushrooms.
Re: Free information on Agribusiness in Nigeria by world1(m): 8:10pm On Oct 09, 2014
There is a book on mushroom farming just 7000

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Re: Free information on Agribusiness in Nigeria by ccajolims: 10:33pm On Oct 09, 2014
world1:
Generating amazing wealth with watermelon cultivation.

Growing watermelon, amazingly, requires minimal cost, but a very high propensity to make a farmer generate wealth in less than three months and break away from poverty.

It is one of the highly cultivated and consumed crops believed to have originated almost 5,000 years ago from the Kalahari Desert of Africa.

When you consider quick cash in farming, watermelon is among the crops to plant. The gestation is 70 and 90 days (depending on varieties), average days for maize and sweet potatoes.

Cultivated all over tropical climate, it is produced all over in Nigeria but at different periods for optimal bumper harvest.

Time of planting
Watermelon is best planted at the outset of the raining season or when the raining season is almost done. This would allow for low relative humidity, a condition essential for normal growth of the crop in southern Nigeria. In the northern parts, he said, early season planting is in May and late season planting is July. But with functional irrigation in the north, it could be planted round the year, accounting for why it is usually brought from the north.

Land preparation
Watermelon can be planted on flat land or on ridges/plant beds depending on the nature of the soil. According the plant physiologist, if the water table level is high (in the core raining season), seed beds or ridges are essential. It requires loamy soil or silt loam soil and it also performs well on heavy soil if it is well drained. It does not tolerate water logging and so, if planted on heavy soil, ridging will be helpful to improve drainage. On loamy soil, it is usually planted on the flat land.

Harvest
One way to determine when watermelon is ripe is to watch the tendril closest to the melon stem. A tendril is a modified leaf or stem in the shape of slender, spirally coil. When it turns brown and dries up, the melon is ripe. The trouble with this method is that with some watermelon varieties, the tendril dries and drops off more than a week before the melon is fully ripe. The surest sign of ripeness in most watermelon varieties is the color of the bottom spot where the melon sits on the ground. As the watermelon matures, the spot turns from almost white to a rich yellow. Also, all watermelons lose the powdery or slick appearance on the top and take on a dull look when fully ripe.

Capital requirement
planting one hectare (15 plots of land) of watermelon would require about N190,000. Breaking the cost down.
land clearing, plowing and harrowing one hectare mechanically would cost about N20,000
seeds, N50,000
planting and weeding labour would cost N34,000
fertilizer (four bags and application labour) and N30,000
Insecticide, application labour, N20,000
sprayer N10,000 and other expenses, N20,000.

Yield potential and marketing
On one hectare of land, 10,000 seeds can be planted using 1metre by 1metre spacing, of 10,000 watermelon seeds are successfully grown, each will produce at least two big fruits if fertilizer is properly applied and weeds controlled at the appropriate time. So, no fewer than 20,000 watermelons would be harvested on one hectare of land, all things being equal.

According to street value survey of watermelon, a mini truck containing 500 units of the product is sold for N50,000. Dividing 20,000 estimated harvest by 500 would make 40 mini trucks of watermelon. Multiplying this by N50,000 would mean N2 million. This is the minimum estimate.

Marketing watermelon, is easier, as many bulk buyers about in major cities, especially at fruits market. You can also sell the produce to supermarkets and local fruit retailers.

We have the seedless watermelon for planting.
so what time of the year is best to plant water melon and how long does it take to mature
Re: Free information on Agribusiness in Nigeria by world1(m): 12:43am On Oct 11, 2014
ccajolims:
so what time of the year is best to plant water melon and how long does it take to mature
Now is the time.
Follow me step by step on how to achieve success planting watermelon
https://www.nairaland.com/1943206/thread-new-platain-cucumber-watermelon

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Re: Free information on Agribusiness in Nigeria by Gadgetmobil(m): 9:16am On Oct 11, 2014
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Re: Free information on Agribusiness in Nigeria by oghenedorosteve: 8:48pm On Oct 11, 2014
Ok,can i get answers for catfish farming?
Re: Free information on Agribusiness in Nigeria by gbolahanoluyemi(m): 9:11pm On Oct 12, 2014
STARTING YOUR BUSINESS IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE LAW

Starting a business can be a difficult step to take; potential entrepreneurs have lots of issues to worry about. The challenges of marketing, human resource and surviving in the economy usually top the list of most entrepreneurs.

However, as sweet as an entrepreneur’s marketing and business plan may appear, it could be destroyed by an incompetent legal framework. A good business plan should have a solid legal foundation. Failure to provide this foundation could throw away the capital planted by the entrepreneur and in some circumstances put him/her in jail.

Starting your Business

The first legal hurdle to race over at the starting point is incorporation/registration of business. At this point, it is essential to note that, am entrepreneur has two options. He/She could either incorporate a company or register a business name. The key difference is that, a company in the eye of the law is an artificial person having similar right like a normal human being while the business name is merely a license to carry on business under name.

Another difference is that a company cannot be formed by less than two persons while a business name can be formed by one person. In practice, business name is suitable for sole proprietorship, partnership, professional services, micro-risk investments and small scale business. The nature of the business will however determine which option is best for you. There are six different types of companies, kindly consult your Solicitor on advice as to which of the six types or business name is suitable for your business.

Should your business be a partnership, you may need a partnership agreement which will spell out your rights, obligations and entitlements under the business. However in cases of companies, the Memorandum and Articles of Association seems mostly sufficient, however you may in some instances need a shareholders agreement or a joint venture agreement. It is in the interest of your business that you seek professional advice from your Solicitor.

After Incorporation/Registration

Having incorporated/registered the business at the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC), then the business takes legal shape. The next step is to consider if there is any statutory law, stipulating certain condition(s) for carrying on such business. For instance, in Lagos State, persons who intend to do business of selling motor vehicles or its parts must register within 30 days of commencement of such business (See Sections 1 & 2(1) of Motor Vehicle and Motor Vehicles Spare Parts Law of Lagos 2004)

To mention few of such businesses, a business of sand dredging in Lagos requires you to obtain permit from the office of the Special Adviser on Mineral Resources and Development, failing which, you will be liable for 6 months imprisonment or N1,000,000 fine (See Section 2 of Regulation of Sand Dealings and Dredging Operations Law 2004). Business of Estate agency also requires registration pursuant to Lagos State Estate Agency Regulatory Authority Law 2007. Failure to register as an Estate Agent in the case of an individual attracts a penalty of N100,000 and that of a company attracts a penalty of N500,000.

The Hotel Licensing Law of Lagos 2010(as amended) also requires persons in hotel and tourism center business to register pursuant to Section 4 of the Law and further renew their license annually. The law also provides regulations for running hotel and tourism business. An example of such regulation is a requirement to display license on a conspicuous place in the hotel. Please consult your Solicitor on legal advice/opinion as regards the requirement of law guiding your proposed business.

After complying with the registration and license requirements, then the next thing to do is to consider if what you sell (goods and service) falls under the goods taxable by the value added tax. If it does, then you have to register with the Federal Inland Revenue Service for VAT remittance. After all these, your business have taken legal shape, you now need those marketing and entrepreneurial skills to keep it moving at the pace you desire.

Definitely, you will be considering labour, you should then consider the provisions of the 2014 Pensions Act for regulations as to the deductions you will make from employees salary for remittance to their pension funds administrators. Consult a Solicitor of your choice to take you through these legal hurdles, so that you will be able to confidently certify you operate business in accordance with the law.

On a final note, as insignificant as it appear, book keeping and adequate record keeping is essential for every business. The keywords are that, you never can tell when you will need those documents, keep them well.

Thank you.


For further enquiries, please email omogbolahanoluyemi@gmail.com
Re: Free information on Agribusiness in Nigeria by Kemewe: 10:43pm On Feb 25, 2015
world1:
AGRIBUSINESS OPPOURTUNITY 1.

INVEST IN MUSHROOM BUSINESS
Mushroom farming will become a very important cottage industry activity in the integrated rural development propramme, which will lead to the economic betterment of not only small farmers but also of landless people and other weak sections of communities in Nigeria.

The payback period is pleasantly short. This lasts between 8-10 weeks depending on the type of mushroom. During this period you will not only recover your investment but will break-even and make huge profit from the venture. Mushroom is a cash crop.



I'm interested in this. pls how do I get mushroom spawn?
Re: Free information on Agribusiness in Nigeria by world1(m): 10:11am On Mar 13, 2015
Re: Free information on Agribusiness in Nigeria by tabontabon: 5:47pm On Mar 13, 2015
Pls,what is the yoruba or street(market women) name for soursop?
world1:
AGRIBUSINESS OPPOURTUNITY 2.

INVEST IN GRAVIOLA FARMING BUSINESS
Soursop is a Promising Cash Crop
Soursop (Annona muricata L.), also known as graviola, guyabano, guayabano guanabano and babana, is a shrub or small tree 3-10 meters in height. It is adapted to warm, humid tropical climate, and can tolerate both drought conditions and partial shade.

This fruit crop grows in any kind of soil but prefers loose, fairly rich, deep loam and well drained soil with pH ranging from 6.1 to 6.5. It thrives well from sea level up to 300 meters above sea level although it is known to grow up to 1000 m.

It has numerous uses. The young green fruits with seeds that are still soft can be cooked as vegetable. When ripe, the flesh can be eaten off hand or as dessert, or processed into candies, jams and jelly.

Its juice is used for flavoring or packaged into refreshing guyabano drinks. The leaves are used as herbal medicine. Because the tree is small and tolerant of partial shade, it can be intercropped with coconut or with large fruit trees like mango, durian, avocado and jackfruit.
Re: Free information on Agribusiness in Nigeria by Konquest: 12:35am On Jan 06
world1:
AGRIBUSINESS OPPOURTUNITY 1.

INVEST IN MUSHROOM BUSINESS
Mushroom farming will become a very important cottage industry activity in the integrated rural development propramme, which will lead to the economic betterment of not only small farmers but also of landless people and other weak sections of communities in Nigeria.

The payback period is pleasantly short. This lasts between 8-10 weeks depending on the type of mushroom. During this period you will not only recover your investment but will break-even and make huge profit from the venture. Mushroom is a cash crop.

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