mikeogb:

Nice on bro,,on the highlighted,when the sponsor/investor recoups the principal $1000, isnt the remaining $500 that should be shared as profit among parties (investor,farmer and famcrowdy) involved?

That's what grinds my anvil...

BruncleZuma:


I guess the farmers would have to pluck these profits from the air as the sole purpose of any business is profit making even; "non-profits" make profits I find these idea flawed. Except they are selling directly to the consumers, it defeats the purpose.

"Farmcrowdy’s revenue model operates on a split system for sponshorships: principal plus 40 percent for sponsors, 40 percent for farmers, and 20 percent for Farmcrowdy. For example, if an investor sponsored a maize farm for 6 months at $1000 and at harvest the produce sold for $1500, the sponsor would regain their investment ($1000) plus 40 percent of profits ($600), the farmer $600 (40 percent), and Farmcrowdy $300 (20 percent)."

this ur maths get as e be... If the harvest sells for $1500 And the $1000 investment is removed.. This means the profit is $500 to be shared by the 3 parties.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DgVGOAi2Sik

Onyeka Akumah from Farmcrowdy

Just2endowed2:


I have been thinking this bee farming too. need some guidance if u don't mind.

I think this site is a good guide https://infoguidenigeria.com/start-beekeeping/ It's self explanatory and joining the association of bee keepers too can help.

kokomaster3d:


My sister, me too want to enter bee farming oh but to wait for whole year waiting to harvest dey do me somehow

Patience is a very strong virtue. In 10/12 months you will start harvesting, I don't think that is much. You can continue with other business while your bees are there developing.


See me giving advice me wey I never even see money start.

3verblazing:
this ur maths get as e be... If the harvest sells for $1500 And the $1000 investment is removed.. This means the profit is $500 to be shared by the 3 parties.

Yup, nah from their mouth ooo