Are you are a student or a stay home mum looking for agribusiness to start in the comfort of your home?

You can also start as a side income

You can start packaging this product from your kitchen with less than N5000

The list is endless but you can start with one of these products �

� washed and dried bitter leaf
� neatly picked ewedu / dried ewedu
� Beans flour
� well picked beans
� ginger powder
� turmeric powder
� garlic powder
� packaged mixed spices (for soups or stew )
� Herbal tea
� plantain flour
� yam flour and many more

Thinking of getting started?

This detailed video will guide you
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TUgfzKPt3EI

Most people think the only way to be involved in agriculture is by tilling of land ( crop production) and rearing animals

There are many ways you can tap into agribusiness without owning a land

Let's use plantain farming as a case study

� You can decide to sell only plantain sucker ( you can start this without having a plantain farm) all you need to do is collaborate with people that have

� You can decide to start trading plantain, I talked about how you can start trading plantain with less than N20,000

� You can start plantain flour production with less than N10,000 as well ( go to your local market, get plantain flakes, and process)

� You can also start plantain chips production ( get plantains and convert to chips )

� Finally, you can decide to start a plantain farm

There are many more opportunities to tap from, check out our agribusiness and start something
https://youtube.com/channel/UC-9NgQaGDaGxD8daKkenKVQ

Just start

Connect with No 1 farm market in Nigeria and get Access to ;

� buyers / sellers of farm produce
� Get product at farm price
� Daily Updates on Current market prices of food commodities

Get the app on Google play store and updates

Thinking of starting a profitable agribusiness?

Then think of PALM OIL STORAGE business

In this video , I talked about how you can start palm oil storage business

Watch Video below :



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wNJ6Jrq470M

This previous week, I've been learning everything on cassava and it surprises me how WE cassava farmers streamline our production only on GARRI and ELUBO. There are other things we can do with cassava, starting from the peels and every other part of it .

Aside garri, we have,

� cassava flour (bread, snacks)
� starch(edible,industrial purpose)
� cassava peel( animal feed production) any many more

In my previous post, I've talked about all this mentioned and how to go about it.. Kindly go and read.

STARCH IS AVAILABLE FOR WHOLESALE /RETAIL, CALL:09032647639 to order.

Image : starch in production
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#agribusiness
#agriculture

•••• OGBONO

A Congo (10 milk cup) of ogbono is currently selling @ #600-#1000

All you need to do is buy as many Congo your money can, store and sell during peak period

During the peak period a cup of owning can be sold as high as #600

If a cup is sold for #600 and you bought a Congo at 1000

600(1 cup) *10 cups ( 1 Congo) =6000#
During the peak period a Congo you bought for #1000 can be sold for #6000

Think agribusiness
For consultation, whatsapp :09032647639

After my market research on few agribusiness you can tap into, we've been able to gather some information on produce that you can buy now, store and then resell during its peak period


••• PALM OIL

- 25 litres of palm oil is between #6500-7500 currently, you can buy now and resell later at #10000-#15000

Palm oil doesn't get spoilt, make sure you place the gallon on a plank or wood, just be sure you don't place it on cemented ground.

Please note, when buying the oil, go with your own gallon, I was told that most of those selling palm oil actually mix it with water, the water will be down and the palm oil, up, kindly go with your gallon and ask them to turn it to be sure of what you are buying .

If you need any assistance, kindly drop a whatsapp message on :09032647639

Our 2 months practical training will be starting from Monday 24th June 2019

Training outline :

� A-Z on pepper farming
� A-Z on cucumber farming and other vegetable farming
� Introduction to rabbit and goat farming
� feed formulation

Fee: 30,000

Venue: farm location, oniyangi village, Oyo state
Accommodation is free

After the training,an acre of land will be allocated to participants and they can also work as farm managers on some of our clients farm .

For more information, call : 09032647639

A lot of people had issues with my online training on pepper farming

So I've decided to start a practical training (intensive training) on both crops and animals

Our trainings will be on :

�Crop production especially vegetables (cucumber, pepper,egusi etc)

�Animal farming and management ( sheep's, ram,goat etc)

�Value addition of farm produce (packaging)

Duration. : 2 months

Fee:30,000

Free accommodation

Venue : farm location, oniyangi village, along iseyin road, Oyo state.

Training starts :1st July 2019 -1st September 2019

Call :09032647639 to apply

TRAINING! TRAINING!! TRAINING!!!

�Do you desire to go into farming/agricbusiness and don't know how to go about it ?
� A solution is right here, what are you waiting for?
Enrol in our online class,where you will be mentored and trained and making sure you succeed .Here is an opportunity for you to learn the basics in PEPPER farming and make 100% profit of investment .

Call/whatsapp:09032647639

TRAINING OUTLINES:

�Introducing sack farming

�DIY irrigation system

�How to locate the right market for your produce

�How to source for right seeds to plant

�How to preserve pepper

Registration starts :3rd June -7th June

Fee:1000

Venue : closed facebook group

Training starts : 8th June - till harvest

Make payment to 0226276495(GTbank) send proof of payment to 09032647639 on Whatsapp

Are you trying to say that the real farmers that don't have access to irrigation ain't professionals
Since you understand this irrigation system so well
How many people have you empowered with it


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Its okay. Don't be like that. I don't have large farm but I sure know running irrigation isn't expensive and one needs to pyt this in place because the natural rainfall is not encouraging and insufficient for proper crop development.


So you see? I don't need to have a large farm to know this. One can be a good researcher and have more intellectual tools than an actual practitioner many times.[/quote]

Why allow people go through the same ordeal I went through, when I can warn them against the danger
We learn from other people's mistake and not by making the same mistake, except you are one of those who does the scheme


You and I know that agribusiness is not a get rich scheme

Are you supporting the schemes too?

Planet3xi:
Stop spreading panic.

Stop misleading people. People can make decisions on their own without this unnecvesary fear mongering. First you advised people to stay clear off farming, next you say its clearly written in your agreement. What you don't understand is the financial returns promised is most time very little and is achieved even with a 50% damage to the venture. Let's stop lifting one another up as the devil, pulling peoples ventures down advertising them as scams. Its unfair. Conduct your business in peace, let others do the same.


Yes , the Fulani crisis is there. Pests, diseases and marketing issue where buyers underprice commodities coupled with processing and preservation issues. Not to forget haulage crisis and expenses. In all of this either experience or research can alleviate problems. Which I'm sure you lacked both when you did yours. Furthermore, you went through your learning curve, why not allow people go through theirs in peace and also buy the same experiences you learnt with yours?


No business is without risk. Any business as such is bogus and fraudulent in nature. So why do we keep castigating one another. People no longer listen to credible business talks because of all this everyone is a scam promotion this kind of thread is making.


See do proper research it will boost your ability to alleviate natural problems while issues like Fulani invasion can be left to God. But one thing let's stop killing ourselves


If you have water problem, talk to me to educate you on how to irrigate as much as 50acres. Its mathematics and some physics my dear. All these everyone is a scam needs to stop please

charlsy:
Hello house. I would appreciate if you could suggest a very profitable business or investment that I can invest 5million naira. All ideas are welcome.

Thanks

My advice, kindly invest in agriculture (livestock)
I won't advice crop Co most of it is perishable, I've done it and won't advice anyone who wants to invest to do such


Livestock farming is the best, and there is ready market for anyone you choose to venture into


I will advice

Cow
Goats
And sheep's for a start

From purchase of an acre of land which is between -250,000-300,000 in my locality

To building of house for the animals -100,000 approximately

Fencing of land -150,000 using barb wire

Water provision either borehole or well @1000 per feet


Purchase of animals
A calf cost -30-40,000 ,start with 3, (2 female and 1 male) (ox and cow)

Goats (Hausa goats is better, cos our local goat is very cheap and most restaurants prefer Hausa goat)
You can get as many as you want, I will advice 10 ,, for a start, a goat cost 6000

Sheep's and ram..... Each cost from 20,000 above, you can start with 10 (3 sheep's and 7 rams)
We sell during festive period

Cost of feeding and others (medications and vaccines) others included

Call : 09032647639

We have internet farmers too oo

Planet3xi:
Lol @ Real farmers. Funny

Crowd funding for farmers?

Hmmm! Beware of all those schemes that promise you sweet sweet returns in a short term.

Wanna hear the truth?

It is not the day you sow that you reap.

It takes years to breakeven!

It takes commitment and dedication.

All those promising you sweet return after 3 or 6 months ehen��

I always laugh and shake my head when I read such.

I have had friends asking me to help them do due diligence on such cases.

I always advise them against such.

The truth is considering the Nigerian farming business a lot of things are against you.

Let us put government aside for a second.

You are into large scale cassava productions for example, you have a lot of issues to deal with.

From fulani herdsmens wahala to villagers invading your farm like they did to mine, to the high cost of agriculture insurance etc...

Imagine having investing people's money into such venture and something terrible happens.

What will you tell your investors?

Do they really care about stories?
No!

You have to refund their money.

It is as simple as that.

Before you ask people to invest in your business you must have grown to a certain level.

The Agric business here is a very complex one.

You have to put a lot of factors into consideration.

And most importantly, you have to be very very open with investors.

Let them know what they are getting into, let them know the pros and cons in the farming business in Nigeria.

Inshort let them understand the cons more.

It is wrong to sweet talk them into catchy investment just because you need the money.

Agriculture is a 50/50 venture!

I always advise beginners in the farming business never to start up with people's money.

Start up with your own capital, make all the mistakes with your own money, grow to a certain level you are confident in before asking people to invest in your Agric business.

Always put the Nigerian factor into consideration o.

Don't say because 'they' said plantain farming is very profitable so you ask people to invest their money to cultivate plantain only for things to go badly at the end because of so many factors you did not foresee.

I always use myself as an example.

The few people who have invested in my agric business are aware of the pros and cons.

It is written in our agreement.

That doesn't in any way excuse me from my duty of care and it isn't in anyway justifying negligence on my part.

The truth is you need huge capital for investment and that comes in through loans and investment from other people but only take such when you have done your home work with your own money.

When you have made mistakes with your own money and learnt from it.

Do not make mistakes with investors money.

It will bite you really hard in the yansh.

It will make you appear like a fraud even if you are not.

And to investors, you have to understand what you are putting your money into.

If it looks too good to be true, trust me it is usually not worth it.



Hmnnnnnnn

I learnt expensively
I am still paying for it

So it's easy to smell an agric venture that will fail from a far distance

Farming is not by apps
Farming is not let me farm for you

So many challenges
Unforseen circumstances

Real farmers, what's the situation of your crops seeing that it's just starting to rain

You are very funny . Pretty looks like bait.

Humm

According to an article Published by Thecable about an interview with Rochas Okorocha, governor of Imo state, where he disclosed that EFCC is investigating N500million and has made them close down the account of Imo state for the past three months and no activity is going on in the state and he thinks that is not good to a state that has performed and upgraded the name of APC.

However on the other hand the EFCC have debunked the claim, that they closed down the IMO State account.

The EFCC further disclosed that on the eve of the rescheduled March 9, 2019 governorship election in the state, the EFCC got intelligence that part of the Paris Club refund to the state was about to be used for purpose of vote buying and other sundry fraud.

In which the EFCC disclosed they swung into action and succeeded in blocking withdrawal of the said fund, as well as trace the usage of N500million which had been withdrawn in cash, out of which N77million was recovered.

In the process of securing the funds, a freezing order was sought and obtained from a court of competent jurisdiction. So far, investigation is still ongoing with regards to the destinations of the funds.

The EFCC have disclosed, that they did not and has not blocked the Federal Account Allocation Committee Account (FAAC) nor the Joint Local Government Account (JAAC) which form the bulk of the state’s statutory allocation and expenditure.

Source : https://afrinax.com/we-did-not-block-imo-state-account-efcc/