Is there warehousing service/facilities for storage?

Teetee777:
For those who are calling me or chatting with me about the grains busines, I will give you one secret of the business and if you adhere to it, infarct you will enjoy it.

1. If you are interested in the grains business and you want to start, please prepare yourself till harvest time which are as follows;
a. Beans. Nov/Dec
b. Maize. Sep/Nov
c. Sorghurm. Nov/Dec
d. Rice. Oct/Dec
e. Egusi. Aug/Sep

2. If you're budgeting like 500k for the business, please sources for another 500k making 1million, reason is:

If you use that 500k for the market you want to sell, you will use the 500k for the same goods as a storage, by the time you finish your market, the one in the storage will come out for sales and replace the previous money you realise to buy another storage

3. Try to monitor the price of the market always includiing your local market and northern state price market because northern market are the big player, if their market price increase it will increase in southern market.

This is great and inspiring

Teetee777:

After I discovered that I have made no profit on the business, i decided to travelled to Kano to buy grains, b4 travelled I have known the in and out of the business, the measurement, the types of bag, the grade and types of grains and the prices of all grains in the market.

My journey to Kano, dawanau market

When I got to the market, infarct the market was so big and they have big warehouses were they stored grains.
I entered market and pricing those grains I was interested. In Kano state, they have two mudu, small and big mudu. The big mudu contains 16 cups of tin milk while small mudu contains 8 cups of tin milk.
The big mudu called tiers, so 40 tiers are in a bag of grains generally. I converted the tiers to our own Congo in Ibadan which is;
1 tiers =. 16 cups
40 tiers = 16 * 40 = 640 cups
Our own Congo is 10 cups
So 640 cups ÷ 10 cups = 64 Congos in a bag

After I got the calculation, and asked the price of grains, from there I realized that the price was very high than the price in Ibadan. I called sheriff and I explained everything to him, sheriff asked me to come to Niger state to check their price too.

My journey to Niger state

Before I got back to garage from dawanau market it was around 6pm , I entered Kaduna, from Kaduna I entered kotangora in the next day. When I got to kotangora I called sheriff, he came, we discussed, and he told me that we would go to market next day to check things.

Journey to kotangora changed my business profit

When we entered the market, the first thing I did then was that I checked their mudu with cup of tin milk and I realized that it was the same thing with our Congo in Ibadan. I saw very good rice and the price was very ok compared to our price in Ibadan, the Congo of rice in Ibadan then was 900 to 950 naira and the price of Congo in Niger is 500 naira, I told sheriff that let me buy rice first because I have calculated the profit and I would realized 300 to 350 naira on a Congo.
I got back home infarct the rice was hot cake for me and I make huge profit on it

Advantages
1. Going to the market by yourself, you will see different types of grain and select which one is ok in your local market

2. You will know the price of other grain in the market
3 you will know their measurement compare to your local market

Continue.....

Am actually planning for maize.

kpas4kpas2:



It depends on the type of crop you're planting/planted. Is it cucumber, tomatoes, plantain? Etc. But budget from 200k up for an acre.

Dollar is going up everyday and the prices of imported goods are skyrocketing too.

Still, check my signature to contact me pls.

How much does it cost for 10 acres?

kpas4kpas2:
10 acres ready for installation

You mean a partner to bring in Capital or a partner as an employee?

Just reading this, hope I can still join

Fish4wealth:
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NOTE:
This is strictly for catfish farmers in Lagos and Ogun state. Do not bother to join if your farm is not within these two states. We hope to extend beyond once successful.

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