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Re: Farmers In Diaspora - Let's Meet Here by loshybab(m): 10:04am On Dec 12, 2020

joyoftheearth:
We will be having our last meeting of the year this weekend. Reach out to join us.

I did send you a mail but got nothing for some days now. Is anything the problem?

Re: Farmers In Diaspora - Let's Meet Here by joyoftheearth(op): 7:41pm On Dec 14, 2020

I believe I have replied to your email.

loshybab:
I did send you a mail but got nothing for some days now. Is anything the problem?

Re: Farmers In Diaspora - Let's Meet Here by loshybab(m): 9:41pm On Dec 17, 2020

joyoftheearth:
I believe I have replied to your email.

Yes,you have. Thanks for the response

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Re: Farmers In Diaspora - Let's Meet Here by Mcsenior(m): 9:44am On Dec 18, 2020

joyoftheearth:
At this point, it is quite clear that Agriculture is the future of Nigeria and Africa as whole with the dwindling oil revenue. Making good business in Agriculture will present its own set of challenges even more for those of us in diaspora with the issue of who to trust and knowledge acquisition.

To introduce myself, I am currently into Plantain and Pig farming. I also currently reside outside Nigeria but have farm in Ogun state. Please introduce yourself in the thread.

We have a WhatsApp group for current and intending farmers in diaspora to discuss, share ideas, ask questions and exchange knowledge. You can join our group by sending an email about yourself with phone number to diasporafarmers@gmail.com. I will add you to the group.

Farming is highly lucrative but more lucrative when done with the right team. Many farmers worry about where they will sell their produce at a good price but with us you have no worries because we don't only train people, we train them on those produce we have established market for both home and abroad.

Well, I will like to have detailed conversation with the OP preferably on WhatsApp for further details.

Kudus to the vision of that man that designed our national flag. 2/3 of the color used is green, telling us agriculture is the only Sector that can employ all the 200million Nigerians without failing us.

Re: Farmers In Diaspora - Let's Meet Here by Nollygroove(f): 4:18pm On Dec 18, 2020

Do you know business owners in the agriculture and food industry?

Are you an agribusiness owner?

Do you run a food business?

Then you need to become a Nourishing Africa Member.

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Have a great week.

Talk soon.

Re: Farmers In Diaspora - Let's Meet Here by joyoftheearth(op): 3:54pm On Jan 06, 2021

Happy New Year. If you are in diaspora and want to join a group people like yourself, you can always reach out to me anytime. Please note we only consider those in diaspora at this time.

Re: Farmers In Diaspora - Let's Meet Here by Mkwurue: 10:07pm On Jan 20, 2021

Hello my Diasporan Friends,

I want to join the watups group for pig farming. Am looking at starting a pig farm back in Nigeria. Am based in Canada

My number is : 1-5877854771

Maurice

Re: Farmers In Diaspora - Let's Meet Here by joyoftheearth(op): 5:57am On Jan 21, 2021

Hi Maurice. I have added you to the WhatsApps group. You can remove your phone number to avoid spamming.

Mkwurue:
Hello my Diasporan Friends,

I want to join the watups group for pig farming. Am looking at starting a pig farm back in Nigeria. Am based in Canada

My number is : 1-5877854771

Maurice

Re: Farmers In Diaspora - Let's Meet Here by amadasunfarm(m): 4:01am On Jan 24, 2021

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mDoPwdY1zz0 I would love to join this group please because my pig pen is at the roofing stage now

Re: Farmers In Diaspora - Let's Meet Here by joyoftheearth(op): 6:33pm On Jan 25, 2021

We will love to have you. Send me your diaspora phone number

amadasunfarm:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mDoPwdY1zz0 I would love to join this group please because my pig pen is at the roofing stage now

Re: Farmers In Diaspora - Let's Meet Here by joyoftheearth(op): 6:36am On Jan 28, 2021

We will be having our monthly meeting this Saturday. Reach out with your diaspora phone number to join the group. wink

Re: Farmers In Diaspora - Let's Meet Here by joyoftheearth(op): 5:52pm On Feb 22, 2021

We will be having our meeting this weekend. Send me a message to join the Agric conversation with others in Diaspora.

Re: Farmers In Diaspora - Let's Meet Here by joyoftheearth(op): 7:38am On Mar 02, 2021

We met this Saturday for our monthly meeting to discuss handling farm management when you are not fully on ground. Members shared what works and what has not worked for them so far. Join the group to learn more about this.

joyoftheearth:
At this point, it is quite clear that Agriculture is the future of Nigeria and Africa as whole with the dwindling oil revenue. Making good business in Agriculture will present its own set of challenges even more for those of us in diaspora with the issue of who to trust and knowledge acquisition.

To introduce myself, I am currently into Plantain and Pig farming. I also currently reside outside Nigeria but have farm in Ogun state. Please introduce yourself in the thread.

We have a WhatsApp group for current and intending farmers in diaspora to discuss, share ideas, ask questions and exchange knowledge. You can join our group by sending an email about yourself with phone number to diasporafarmers@gmail.com. I will add you to the group.

Re: Farmers In Diaspora - Let's Meet Here by joyoftheearth(op): 9:14pm On Mar 30, 2021

We had a meeting last week where we focused on risks and reality of farming. Reach you to join the group.

Re: Farmers In Diaspora - Let's Meet Here by Goshiii(m): 6:24pm On Jun 11, 2021

Please when is your next meeting?

Re: Farmers In Diaspora - Let's Meet Here by Nobody: 6:07am On Jun 12, 2021

Should you be willing to setup a Maize farm in South West you can call on us; 09137353102.

With Ha! Maize-In Project, Maize Farming has a great definition.

Re: Farmers In Diaspora - Let's Meet Here by Nobody: 6:57am On Jun 12, 2021

Should you require to setup a commercial Maize farm, we at 360°Foods Ha! Maize-In Project are just the right persons to talk to.

You can reach us on 09137353102 on whatsapp or email; foods360ng@gmail.com.

joyoftheearth:
At this point, it is quite clear that Agriculture is the future of Nigeria and Africa as whole with the dwindling oil revenue. Making good business in Agriculture will present its own set of challenges even more for those of us in diaspora with the issue of who to trust and knowledge acquisition.

To introduce myself, I am currently into Plantain and Pig farming. I also currently reside outside Nigeria but have farm in Ogun state. Please introduce yourself in the thread.

We have a WhatsApp group for current and intending farmers in diaspora to discuss, share ideas, ask questions and exchange knowledge. You can join our group by sending an email about yourself with phone number to diasporafarmers@gmail.com. I will add you to the group.

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Re: Farmers In Diaspora - Let's Meet Here by Nobody: 7:59am On Jun 30, 2021

360°Foods NG; Our Ha! Maize-In Project*

This as a matter of urgency, we hereby introduce to you
360°Foods.

In 2019, the concept of 360°Foods NG was born and 2hectares of land was procured in Mogan area of Odeda to kickstart.

Then market survey was carried out, the link below summarizes our discovery

https://nairametrics.com/2020/09/04/cbn-approves-emergency-maize-import-for-4-companies/

Maize has become scarce and expensive, it might interest you to know that maize is a staple food in Nigeria and companies are grabbing maize anyway they can.

We have planted Maize, yet we have not been able to meet quarter capacity as required by our off taker(s).

To this end, we planned to source fresh maize from neighboring farmers in addition to the much we have been able to produce.

The advantage of this modus operandi is that we will meet the offtakers demand to a better extent and also be able to pay returns monthly.

This is why we are calling on investors to be part of our business, where we are looking at 8% ROI monthly to investor(s) and with a lifespan of 6months and hope to raise N1,500,000.

For more information, WhatsApp/Sms/Call: 09137353102
Email: foods360ng@gmail.com

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Re: Farmers In Diaspora - Let's Meet Here by mikeoyet: 10:33am On Feb 27, 2025

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Re: Farmers In Diaspora - Let's Meet Here by IgboyaHoldings: 10:14am On Jul 25

Good day,
Please kindly add me to the group.

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Thanks

Re: Farmers In Diaspora - Let's Meet Here by sultaan(m): 10:22pm On Jul 25

I am working on setting up a palm plantation in Iseyin.
Planning to get seedlings from NIFOR,

I had some the seedling planting already we will see how they sprout by next year.

I will be getting all my tomato and pepper seed from the US also some fruit seeds like pomegranate .

I had posted on what will be the best farm vehicle but no one have any opinion so I got a transit.

I will not bother to check what will be the best tractor just pick one O think will work for me.

I have learnt we are not creative on this forum like before we are going to start all over with what can work and learn from our mistakes

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Re: Farmers In Diaspora - Let's Meet Here by sultaan(m): 10:38pm On Jul 25

On my own opinion, when setting up a farm it should not be less than 30 acres for crops.

Money crops like palm tree should not be less than 70 acres.

When harvesting start your workers should be busy harvesting and maintaining everyday

4 acres of biodegradable plastic mulch tomatoes will keep making money for about 4 months.

30 acres of beans or peanuts can be planted twice in a season

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Re: Farmers In Diaspora - Let's Meet Here by AlphaTaikun: 12:00am On Jul 26

joyoftheearth:
At this point, it is quite clear that Agriculture is the future of Nigeria and Africa as whole with the dwindling oil revenue. Making good business in Agriculture will present its own set of challenges even more for those of us in diaspora with the issue of who to trust and knowledge acquisition.

To introduce myself, I am currently into Plantain and Pig farming. I also currently reside outside Nigeria but have farm in Ogun state. Please introduce yourself in the thread.

We have a WhatsApp group for current and intending farmers in diaspora to discuss, share ideas, ask questions and exchange knowledge. You can join our group by sending an email about yourself with phone number to diasporafarmers@gmail.com. I will add you to the group.

Bump.

Re: Farmers In Diaspora - Let's Meet Here by Goshiii(m): 7:46am On Sep 27

sultaan:
I am working on setting up a palm plantation in Iseyin.
Planning to get seedlings from NIFOR,

I had some the seedling planting already we will see how they sprout by next year.

I will be getting all my tomato and pepper seed from the US also some fruit seeds like pomegranate .

I had posted on what will be the best farm vehicle but no one have any opinion so I got a transit.

I will not bother to check what will be the best tractor just pick one O think will work for me.

I have learnt we are not creative on this forum like before we are going to start all over with what can work and learn from our mistakes

Hello did you buy your tractor yet? What state are you in the US?

Re: Farmers In Diaspora - Let's Meet Here by Merchantsstone: 3:44pm On Sep 27

Hello Everyone,

I am new to this site and have just requested to be added to the WhatsApp group by email. I am planning to farm in the Oyo or Ogun state area and currently looking for the appropriate land for the operation. I believe this group will benefit most people especially someone like me with questions and challenges.

Anyway, thanks and talk soon!

Re: Farmers In Diaspora - Let's Meet Here by Goshiii(m): 2:18pm On Sep 28

Merchantsstone:
Hello Everyone,

I am new to this site and have just requested to be added to the WhatsApp group by email. I am planning to farm in the Oyo or Ogun state area and currently looking for the appropriate land for the operation. I believe this group will benefit most people especially someone like me with questions and challenges.

Anyway, thanks and talk soon!

How many acres are you interested in?

Re: Farmers In Diaspora - Let's Meet Here by olawooro: 3:10pm On Sep 28

Merchantsstone:
Hello Everyone,

I am new to this site and have just requested to be added to the WhatsApp group by email. I am planning to farm in the Oyo or Ogun state area and currently looking for the appropriate land for the operation. I believe this group will benefit most people especially someone like me with questions and challenges.

Anyway, thanks and talk soon! I help people set up and manage crop farm, from land acquisition to harvest.
My farm locations are in Oyo and Ogun states.

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