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showietee:
Am about to start as well in the same axis, already know some practising farmer in the neighborhood.


I will advice you start small and expand over time as results is favourable, also you have to do some training.

I have a couple of people that will do the training. My focus is on managing the operation of the farm.

Starting small is a great idea.

May I ask you what area do you plan to focus on?

Thanks!

alakara:
You can do vegetables, piggery and fishery now.
If you dont have any experience,mentor under practising farmers around you.
Thanks.

I am seriously looking at Piggery, but I am yet to see a high demand for pig meat in Ibadan, Lagos or Abeokuta....I'm also, looking at the size of the land, Fishery may not be a bad idea.

Vegetables too sounds like a great idea, but my question is, what type of vegetables should I focus on as a new farmer?

I look forward to your input.

Thanks!

At the moment, nothing...just getting started.

I am starting a farm around Abeokuta and Ibadan. I have an idea of what exactly i want to do, but still very unclear on how to start and what areas to focus on.
Before getting myself too involved, I am desperately seeking for your advice and recommendations.

Land Information:
Location: Along Abeokuta/ Ibadan road

Size: 6 plots

Ideas of what to focus on: 1. Cassava and coin farm 2. Pig farm 3. Goat farm 4. Fish farm 5. Yam farm


I do not want to make a wrong move...Please your great advice and recommendations are needed desperately.

Thanks!