bamirotola:
Cashew nuts for sale at ayingba , kogi state KOR 47 NUT count 190 moisture 10 ,payment terms cash and carry... Call 09027765505 or Whatsapp 09051715074 for details and negotiation

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agroconnectng:
Agro connect is owned and operated by Nimsy Foods. A business registered with Nigeria’s corporate Affairs Commission. At agro connect, we handle the logistics and supply of farm produce (mostly grains) from northern Nigeria to customers across Nigeria depending on the size and quantity. We can help you source the following agro products.

* Paddy Rice (Nigerian grown rice with its husk)
* White Beans
* Brown Beans
* Honey Beans (oloyin)
* Soya Beans
* Yellow Corn
* White Corn
* Sorghum
* Dry Pepper
* Grounded Pepper
* Groundnut
* Millets
* Wheat Grain

Contact us;
Phone num: 08068108609, 08181474003
Email:info@agroconnect.com.ng or agroconnectng@gmail.com
website: www.agroconnect.com.ng

We are ready to do business with you

Click on the first link on my signature to discover how you can export those agro-products to foreign countries and make millions of naira.

Lesgupnigeria:
Africa has enormous resources which unfortunately are not maximally utilised.
Not to talk of the massive arable land, labours, knowledgeable and hard working workforce,we still remain a net food importer instead of being the food powerhouse of the world.

Nevertheless the future is bright for agriculture in Africa except we take advantage of the resources at our disposal,
If we don't then it might take longer years to reach the goal of seeing africa become the food powerhouse of the continents.

Netherlands who does not have up to half of the our resources produce the healthiest, cheapest food products anywhere in the world. Why is africa so backward on the world food map?

I also kept asking myself but thankfully there are practical solutions to all of our challenges.
I remember telling a friend many years ago to venture with me into the world of agriculture but was not convince enough that agriculture is going to be the mainstay in the Nigeria economy, he wanted to have his hands on the oil and gas pie since it was the mainstay of the economy then.

Now agriculture is at the front burner everybody want to have a pie.
To push forward in the agricultural sector on this continent, we need to make drastic steps into.

1. Empowering the small scale farmers to produce more from their relatively small portion.
Africa small scale farmers produce up to 70% of the food we consume and it will be insane not to see them as a major stakeholder in the africa agribusiness industry. Inputs, high yielding seeds/seedling,etc are to be provided.

2. Incorporating technology to improve efficiency along the food supply chain.
Lack of infrastructure, poor road network,lack of market structure are some of the challenges being by the players along the value chain.
These challenges must be addressed and it must be addressed urgently leveraging on technology. Failure to do so, the future of africa agriculture might go dimmer and dimmer.
Read more on www.facebook.com/waleagro


What steps do you think stakeholders in the agribusiness industry must take to secure the future of African agriculture?

We have always stated it unequivocally that the future of agriculture in Africa is the exportation of agricultural products. In fact, this is the major dividend of agricultural practice. The earlier farmers think about agro-export, the better for them. Click on the first link on my signature for details.

OgaFarmer:
We currently need weekly bulk supply of DRY CRACKED Palm Kernel Nut (The local one). We need in IBADAN. Any serious seller should WHATSAPP 07034208822 OR CALL. Seller location must be close to Ibadan. Price must be realistic and affordable.

Have you armed yourself with the contemporary dynamics of PKO export trade to avoid being scammed by the foreign buyers? Click on the first link on my signature to know how you will go about it.

AJCs:
It is said that a river that forgets its source must surely dry, so as a nation whose initial and advent of her source of revenue (Agriculture) shall pay dearly for it when overdependent on non Agricultural sources aren't functioning.
Agriculture in Nigeria was our major source of income during the pre discovery of oil period but this God's given job was neglected which was characterized by discovery of oil boom in '70s. This mega rich source of income, however, dint only prompt the neglect of Agriculture but also killed the desire of agric enthusiasts as all focus was literarily shifted to oil discovery with its mega income by Nigerian govt not been mindful the effects of oil if dries up or the further income the mega rich Agriculture sector could generate to the nation's pulse.
As oil price globally in few years dropped, and recently rose (a little bit), I think it is advisable for everybody interested in farming for both subsistence and economic benefits to take the bull by the horn as govt isn't ready to give needed attention to that sector which is still being hindered by their belief on oil.
For me, I have ventured into it by starting with plantain as most people in our farm settlement area (Ago Owu/Alaguntan/Alipanu @Osunstate) being surrounded with only specialize in plantain and cocoa.
Check the pics of my farm.
You can contact me if more insights are needed on this God's given work:
Dada Samson Olawale
08085756092, 07032420889
dsmultipleconcepts@gmail.com

Agriculture will certainly be the panacea of our economic issues when a good number of Nigerians start exporting agro-products to foreign countries and making millions of naira. Click on the first link on my signature for details.

Folks, forget about this GBFoods job and master how to export non-oil products to foreign countries and make millions of naira. Click on the first link on my signature for details.

Fmartin:
ok... Its profitable. But am not into it, hence i might not give you the accurate information regarding how it fetches.

You have to also go into agro-export if you really want to get the full dividends of agricultural practice. Click on the first link on my signature for details.

Glare247:
hello farmers,how are u all,please i want to know the estimated cost of setting up a cashew farm per acre,please drop your information,i reside in ilorin kwara state,i will also like to know cashew farmers in kwara,thank you.

It is not only about setting up cashew farm. You have to also think of exporting the cashew nuts to foreign countries and making millions of naira. For more information, click on the first link on my signature.

keoplus:
SPECIFICATIONS OF KOGI NUT

MOISTURE: 9-10%
NUT COUNT: 190-200
KOR: 42-45
SEASON: 2018
PRICE: 450,000/TON

Available quantity 50 tons.

You can contact me via sms or call on 08030753212

Owing to the fact that you are not lazy, I advise you to go further and export your raw cashew nuts. Yes, you can do it. Click on the first link on my signature to know how you will go about it.

pk2000000:
i really want to thank every one on this platform for your support and contributions to issue of the cassava harvest saga. I realized that the issues got escalated due to communication gap between me and Mr gbenga but we thank God everything is sorted out, presently i am fully involved in the new project he is rolling out

I would like to intimate all that the cassava is successfully harvested and money credited into my account. i would like to inform all about the person of mr yusuf gbenga of the following

1.that is an honest person, there might be challenges which is common to all businesses, but he is still one of the best in agro industry presently

2.With massive investment in plantain plantation, and state of art irrigation facility I saw on his farm which covers hundreds of acres of land cannot be successfully run by a fraudster
3. The strength of his character coupled with his undaunted sense of humility and responsibility in the mist of confusions, misunderstanding and crisis has brought to bear his capacity to weather the storm and ensure sustainability in business.
4.His sense of responsibility in ensuring that my cassava is harvested successfully without any additional cost from me has given me confidence that we can still do business together in the long run

in conclusion, since agrobusiness is a going concern, we need partner whom by the virtue of experience is capable of ensuring stability and sustainability and consistent profitability even in challenging times, I hereby recommend him

Once again i thank you all
Folorunsho Kayode

Hmmm!!! I suspect that this fellow was arrested by the person he accused of fraud. Meanwhile, click on the first link on my signature to master the contemporary dynamics of export trade to avoid getting scammed by the foreign buyers of your products.

bellville:
We have blocks of coco peat for sale. Each block weighs 5kg. It's a great alternative to garden soil as it has high water retention, suitable aeration and anti-fungal benefits. It is a good eco-friendly planting medium for potting and green houses.

Price N2500

Doorstep delivery nationwide

call 08084244904; whatsapp 08149279674

You can as well export your cocoa and make millions of naira. Yes, you can do it. It is easy. Click on the first link on my signature to know how you will go about it.

kelvin90:
white maize needed in large quantity, pls if u have kindly drop contact

Have you mastered the contemporary dynamics of export trade to escape getting defrauded by the foreign buyers of your maize? Click on the first link on my signature to know how you can go about it.

Lesgupnigeria:
As part of effort to boost agricultural production and provide opportunities for young graduates, interested Nigerians who want to explore the business of agriculture.

It's an opportunity to be trained by experienced Agropreneur and gain first hand knowledge of the how to get started in the sector.

Trainings,
knowledge transfer,

Access to inputs such as farmland, foundation stocks, etc to get started.

After training support for successful trainee to be self employed.

Free Accomodation for successful participants on the farm

Participants are to take care of their feeding.


Register using the link below
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1ig5vI2AuEgrrcKU-3i_tQz4dfjVuaIAbLdFpcDw30_g

This is my own way of assisting Nigerians especially youths interested in agriculture.
Applications are welcome all over the country


Successful applicants will be admitted on our farms in
Laomi Village, Off kajola-igbeti road,ogbomoso,oyo state

Piri village,off abuja-lokoja road, FCT Abuja

Hurry up and register because limited slots are available.


You can also get more information through www.facebook.com/waleagro

I hope that you incorporated agricultural export into your training. If not, click on the first link on my signature to master the contemporary dynamics of export trade to avoid getting defrauded by the foreign buyers.

Having read our questions and answers, have you decided to start export business?

Having read our questions and answers, have you decided to start export business?

Having read our questions and answers, have you decided to start export business?

agronewsng:
In line with our vision of achieving a Nigeria sufficient in Food production and rich in agricultural produce exports, Agro News Nigeria held a Farmers Townhall in Gumel, Jigawa state on Tuesday, 17th April, 2018 at the Gumel Emirate Foundation.

The event was organized to reach out to sesame and bambara nut farmers in Gumel and its environs on the market potential of sesame and bambara nut, the GAP (Good Agricultural Practices) of these crops and to unveil the company’s Farmers Empower Initiative – an avenue for Agro News Nigeria to provide Sesame and Bambara nut Farmers extension services, access to credit and access to market.

This event was graced by the Director of Jigawa state Agricultural and Rural Development Authoriy (JARDA), representative of Jigawa State Investment Promotion Agency, the Emirate council and 200 sesame and bambara farmers from Gumel, Gagarawa, Sule tankarkar, and Maigatari LGA.

The farmers in attendance used this opportunity to narrate the challenges they are often faced with. In line with Agro News Nigerian’s interventions, the farmers acknowledged that the challenges they face include;

- Lack of access to market
- Unavailability/ delay in the supply of seeds and agrochemicals by previous contractors or government agencies
- Low yield of bambara nut and
- High cost of fertilizer

They were also willing to become members of Agro News Nigeria’s Farmers Empower Initiative as a step towards finding lasting solutions to the challenges they presently face knowing that the company offers them free extension services, access to market and a possibility of an access to agricultural inputs


Agro News Nigeria is currently working with Sesame and Bambara nut farmers in Jigawa state to improve yield and also improve farmers' access to the market.

The 100 hectare Agro News Nigeria's sesame and bambara nut farms in Gumel is a model farm for sesame and bambara nut farming.

How come they were not trained on the contemporary dynamics of sesame and bambara nuts export to avoid being defrauded by the foreign buyers? Click on the first link on my signature to get a manual on this.