Please fellow nairalander, I am a youth corper serving currently but I will soon be through next year, and there is no white collar job I have hope in to get after the program. I just want that sector of agriculture I can venture in with capital of N200,000.
Land is available around Ile-Ife in Osun State.
At least to get something to sustain myself till I get job or another business idea. Looking forward to contributions from practical farmers sir

You can start with rearing of birds.. since you have a land already..

You can get battery cages or call a carpenter to construct a cage for you.. which will not cost too much

It's lucrative and the birds are ready for sale in 6-7weeks..

Lalaticlala

Supplying catfish fingerlings and juveniles

Maize and cassava farming,if you know how to cultivate the two very well,within 6months you must gain atleast 700000naira on your investment,but you can,t plant maize again this year,but you can still plant cassava

My dear, I will advice you consider venturing into storage business. You can buy cheap commodities now and store them.

E.g As at last week of July we bought Egusi for 35k per bag, today it's 45k.
You can imagine what the price would be by December.

Please don't venture into planting or rearing livestocks because they have 50/50 risks involved. You can only risk your money if you are sure of other sources of income.

If you are interested travel down to Benue and buy cheap foodstuffs now and store so you can resale whenever you want and still make your profit.
N.B
Store only non perishable food crops

Tomatoes, Garden Eggs,peepers are very lucrative.

pillarmaria:
My dear, I will advice you consider venturing into storage business. You can buy cheap commodities now and store them.

E.g As at last week of July we bought Egusi for 35k per bag, today it's 45k.
You can imagine what the price would be by December.

Please don't venture into planting or rearing livestocks because they have 50/50 risks involved. You can only risk your money if you are sure of other sources of income.

If you are interested travel down to Benue and buy cheap foodstuffs now and store so you can resale whenever you want and still make your profit.
N.B
Store only non perishable food crops

Guy am interested. Chat me up on 08138789337

quadraheem:
Supplying catfish fingerlings and juveniles

I've been pondering on this for a while, but my problem is how to get customers ooo

pillarmaria:
My dear, I will advice you consider venturing into storage business. You can buy cheap commodities now and store them.

E.g As at last week of July we bought Egusi for 35k per bag, today it's 45k.
You can imagine what the price would be by December.

Please don't venture into planting or rearing livestocks because they have 50/50 risks involved. You can only risk your money if you are sure of other sources of income.

If you are interested travel down to Benue and buy cheap foodstuffs now and store so you can resale whenever you want and still make your profit.
N.B
Store only non perishable food crops

How long does the stocking normally Last?
Is it a year round?

Bornsinner7:
You can start with rearing of birds.. since you have a land already..

You can get battery cages or call a carpenter to construct a cage for you.. which will not cost too much

It's lucrative and the birds are ready for sale in 6-7weeks..

Lalaticlala

Like how many birds can I raise with that budget plus the battery cage expenses ooo

wapo:
Maize and cassava farming,if you know how to cultivate the two very well,within 6months you must gain atleast 700000naira on your investment,but you can,t plant maize again this year,but you can still plant cassava

This have always been on my mind. Thanks boss, I know with all these ideas flowing in, I won't be jobless after NYSC

Shyluck:
Tomatoes, Garden Eggs,peepers are very lucrative.

If I can get tutorial on this, I am ready to travel down anywhere to learn it

[quote author=Princeadebayo11 post=105636014] If I can get tutorial on this, I am ready to travel down anywhere to learn it




Check Youtube.

Princeadebayo11:

If I can get tutorial on this, I am ready to travel down anywhere to learn it

Farming is a scientific venture, don't use your little capital if you have no financial backup.

pillarmaria:
My dear, I will advice you consider venturing into storage business. You can buy cheap commodities now and store them.

E.g As at last week of July we bought Egusi for 35k per bag, today it's 45k.
You can imagine what the price would be by December.

Please don't venture into planting or rearing livestocks because they have 50/50 risks involved. You can only risk your money if you are sure of other sources of income.

If you are interested travel down to Benue and buy cheap foodstuffs now and store so you can resale whenever you want and still make your profit.
N.B
Store only non perishable food crops

This is the wrongest advise!

If he invest that 200k for a year and make 100%. Can he survive for a year on the profit?

Totally worst

Princeadebayo11:

I've been pondering on this for a while, but my problem is how to get customers ooo

my brother I also dey ife ,I dey hatch,
Just forget about hatchery for ife o
Bcs many ppl dey leave catfish farming in ife
Till now 1kg of catfish is #950

Bornsinner7:
You can start with rearing of birds.. since you have a land already..

You can get battery cages or call a carpenter to construct a cage for you.. which will not cost too much

It's lucrative and the birds are ready for sale in 6-7weeks..

Lalaticlala

birds for inexperience person?
Even so na im go hawk im birds by himself.you think shey ife na mega city wey like birds
And all retailer go put am into gbese(debt)
Am talking from experience

Shyluck:
Tomatoes, Garden Eggs,peepers are very lucrative.

if you fii go learn tomato and pepper farm ,that 1 is on stoppable
And forget garden egg

Don't try any vegetables o,na IBO go spoil market for you

Princeadebayo11:
Please fellow nairalander, I am a youth corper serving currently but I will soon be through next year, and there is no white collar job I have hope in to get after the program. I just want that sector of agriculture I can venture in with capital of N200,000.
Land is available around Ile-Ife in Osun State.
At least to get something to sustain myself till I get job or another business idea. Looking forward to contributions from practical farmers sir

1. Trade in egg. Buy from poultry and sell to resellers. A rented shop is not compulsory as you can put them on a borrowed space of someone who is close to you - (preferably family). Etc

Modified:
a. Dont doubt it. I am very aware that table eggs are imported into Osun State from neighboring states. If you doubt me, go to the local markets on the market day anywhere close to you and see the bus loads of egg brought in for sale. Return back in the evening before market closes and see what's left in the bus.

Let me give you 1 very good advice with that 200k
Go and rent cocoa farm, go and check the farm along with good cocoa farmer before you pay ,to tell you the worth of the farm and how good it is!
I assure you! You go get ×2 of your money
Except Palm tree wey dey dere wey go give you oil
Some farm dey get kolanut ,walnut, orange,star apple,pea and many other things
And is easy to manage,as you treat the farm well,as Im go produce

And egg also sell well well for here

pillarmaria:
My dear, I will advice you consider venturing into storage business. You can buy cheap commodities now and store them.

E.g As at last week of July we bought Egusi for 35k per bag, today it's 45k.
You can imagine what the price would be by December.

Please don't venture into planting or rearing livestocks because they have 50/50 risks involved. You can only risk your money if you are sure of other sources of income.

If you are interested travel down to Benue and buy cheap foodstuffs now and store so you can resale whenever you want and still make your profit.
N.B
Store only non perishable food crops

sir you cannot advise someone where not to venture into to change his mindset, as you are not into planting or rearing does not mean people are not cashing out from this ventures, just advice on where is best and not against any. For your information, fulani invasion in the middle belt of benue state has made over 30 percent not to farm resulting in increased cost of farm produce as there are fewer hands to cultivate

Invest me in my garri production and also beans storage. Lets have a deal.. Location EKITI

fiddzy:
sir you cannot advise someone where not to venture into to change his mindset, as you are not into planting or rearing does not mean people are not cashing out from this ventures, just advice on where is best and not against any. For your information, fulani invasion in the middle belt of benue state has made over 30 percent not to farm resulting in increased cost of farm produce as there are fewer hands to cultivate

Noted thanks, but it was only a personal advice, I wouldn't force anyone to take my advice. Personally I invested in maize farming this year and I know o the risk involved.

Princeadebayo11:

How long does the stocking normally Last?
Is it a year round?

There's no limit to stocking, Last month I bought a bag for #35,000 today it is #50,000, and the good thing is that you don't need to stock for a year, you sell off whenever you need money.

You can visit any market close to you and ask for the price of one bag of egusi.

kaptaintintin:

Guy am interested. Chat me up on 08138789337

Good evening... You can call me on 07039818451 if you need my guide.

pillarmaria:


There's no limit to stocking, Last month I bought a bag for #35,000 today it is #50,000, and the good thing is that you don't need to stock for a year, you sell off whenever you need money.

You can visit any market close to you and ask for the price of one bag of egusi.

don't forget about storage pest

Vl3ly:
don't forget about storage pest

Are there no ways to fight pests?
BTW egusi has little or no risk when it comes to attack from pest.

Buy and store grains�

Same thought was running through my head when I was serving at ogun state the year 2019. I ventured into Piggery farming the following year and am grateful to God no regrets.
My only advice to you is that before venturing into any business. please make sure you are trained first because many will like to take advantage of you been a novice in that business.