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BORROWING TO GROW OR BORROWING TO SINK? 6 COMMON FARM LOAN MISTAKES THAT QUIETLY DESTROY PROFITS

Let’s be honest, farm loans can be a blessing or a silent trap.
For many small and medium-scale farmers, loans feel like the only way forward.

You need money to expand, buy better inputs, scale production, or even just survive a tough season. On paper, it sounds like a smart move: borrow, invest, grow, repay, and profit.

But in reality? Many hardworking farmers are stuck in a cycle where they keep borrowing… yet never seem to move forward.
I’ve seen farmers who doubled their flock or expanded their crop size, but somehow ended up worse off financially. Not because farming failed, but because of how they handled the loan.

So let’s talk about the real issue: the common loan mistakes that quietly eat into profits and trap farmers in debt, sometimes without them even realizing it.

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Nigeria is the worse place to go into farming, because of Insecurity and harsh government policies, fertilizer is way too expensive for a common farmer.. imagine the cost of a day old chicken and chicken feed,
Nigeria should be the hell fire God talked about