Dear all, I have come to understand that agriculture has the capacity to yield better profit compared to Real Estate. Therefore I would like to go into Crop Production but I don't know which one to go for.

Please I need Expert Advice on this, based on the following factors:

1. I have N1million start up capital

2. I'm considering crop that can yield in less than 5months
a) with High Profitability
b) with Low Risk

I'll appreciate all your candid advice.

Where are the experts in the house.

greenmind:
Dear all, I have come to understand that agriculture has the capacity to yield better profit compared to Real Estate. Therefore I would like to go into Crop Production but I don't know which one to go for.

Please I need Expert Advice on this, based on the following factors:

1. I have N1million start up capital

2. I'm considering crop that can yield in less than 5months
a) with High Profitability
b) with Low Risk

I'll appreciate all your candid advice.

greenmind:
Where are the experts in the house.

Why not consider fish farming? We ve been in ds biz for over 12 years, recently we supplied mobile tarpauline ponds to a client in Lagos which you can go and verify, by May 09 this year, his fish would be 2 months old from fingerlings supplied and many are weighing 350 grams each, he is planning to sell as what we call "me lange" any time from now at between 350 to 400 naira per kg, drop your mail for free feasibility and we arrange for inspection

Poultry is indeed a lucrative business if you know the does and don't of the business let me start by saying poultry business is not as risky as people think, most people you come across online giving advice and discouraging people might not be into poultry production some are giving the advice based on what they get online or what they were been told by a friend who has not raised a single chicken before, i stand to be corrected but what i know is that if you take your bio-security measures and vaccinations very strictly then you are good to go. Though poultry business has it own challenges just like every other business such challenges may include getting good day old or point of lay birds from a reputable farm, brooding techniques, vaccination program, diseases and so on, one of the most common disease in poultry is coccidiosis and As for coccidiosis treatment i can recommend (Pantacox) it good and very ok, there are other drugs for treating coccidiosis and some other diseases your Vet will put you through on that.
If you are interested in getting a business plan and also compounding your layers and broilers feed yourself you can contact me on facebook by searching for (Olusunle Juwon) you can also get my mobile number from my facebook page, you can also send me an email on Juwonolusunle@gmail.com.
Before you start tagging me a scammer i am a graduate of Animal Production and i did my final year project compounding my broiler feed myself and the end result at 8 weeks was amazing.

greenmind:
Dear all, I have come to understand that agriculture has the capacity to yield better profit compared to Real Estate. Therefore I would like to go into Crop Production but I don't know which one to go for.

Please I need Expert Advice on this, based on the following factors:

1. I have N1million start up capital

2. I'm considering crop that can yield in less than 5months
a) with High Profitability
b) with Low Risk

I'll appreciate all your candid advice.

I will first say to go into crop production,what type of land do u have and that will make me to say this type of crop is suitable. But regardless of any i can say plantain,Vegetables or jathropha any1 among yield faster based on any type of land and location. for more reach Trinity farm on 08135631994

Thank you for your responses. I'm carefully following.

Janefarms2015; Jay7 - Thank you for your responses but as has been aforementioned in my post, I want to go into Crop Production and not Animal Production.

Nicogen4us:
I will first say to go into crop production,what type of land do u have and that will make me to say this type of crop is suitable. But regardless of any i can say plantain,Vegetables or jathropha any1 among yield faster based on any type of land and location. for more reach Trinity farm on 08135631994

i will be expecting u and I to do business 2geda after ur search and conclusion.i promise it will be great and profitable. urs Nicogen

janefarms2015:

Why not consider fish farming? We ve been in ds biz for over 12 years, recently we supplied mobile tarpauline ponds to a client in Lagos which you can go and verify, by May 09 this year, his fish would be 2 months old from fingerlings supplied and many are weighing 350 grams each, he is planning to sell as what we call "me lange" any time from now at between 350 to 400 naira per kg, drop your mail for free feasibility and we arrange for inspection

janefarms2015:

Why not consider fish farming? We ve been in ds biz for over 12 years, recently we supplied mobile tarpauline ponds to a client in Lagos which you can go and verify, by May 09 this year, his fish would be 2 months old from fingerlings supplied and many are weighing 350 grams each, he is planning to sell as what we call "me lange" any time from now at between 350 to 400 naira per kg, drop your mail for free feasibility and we arrange for inspection

I am in same condition with greenmind, can you please furnish me with a feasibility report on fish farming ghanybayewu@yahoo.com. Thank you.

I advice you intercrop ugu with moringa plant,i bet u it wud give u a reason to laugh.

What are the potentials, Costs and Benefits?

bbmoringa:
I advice you intercrop ugu with moringa plant,i bet u it wud give u a reason to laugh.

Try ugu, green and water-leaf farming. It grows and is ready for sale in two months at most. You can start it with as little as N30,000 (thirty thousand naira).

You can buy four pods of ugu for N500 (five hundred naira) each. Each pod contains at least twenty seeds. Pay your worker N10,000 to weed and cultivate the land. Then pay children maybe N200 (two hundred naira) per person to weed it for you every week.

You'll need fertilizer or manure (goat or fowl faeces and kitchen waste) so that your vegetables'll grow fast. You'll also need dongoyaro leaves to act as a natural pesticide against caterpillars and other pests that will attack your vegetables. You won't need to water them this rainy season.

I'm talking out of my own experience. I began my vegetable farm February this year. Though mine cost me much less because I did all the labour by myself.

I wish you success. Remember me in paradise o! Lol

janefarms2015:


Why not consider fish farming? We ve been in ds biz for over 12 years, recently we supplied mobile tarpauline ponds to a client in Lagos which you can go and verify, by May 09 this year, his fish would be 2 months old from fingerlings supplied and many are weighing 350 grams each, he is planning to sell as what we call "me lange" any time from now at between 350 to 400 naira per kg, drop your mail for free feasibility and we arrange for inspection

Am in the same situation like him. Am based in Ibadan. If u can male me the feasibility so as to check the ROI and other stuff before investing. turretcastle@gmail.com

Send feasibility of melange fish Farm, the costs, etc to karlxavierkarl@gmail.com. Am interested

Hi all, I also need your advice on this topic. If possible help move to front page.

Hi, I have abt 4acres in Ibadan and I'm intending to plant watermelon, I will need some analysis, do u have ideas about watermelon ?

JohnNgene:
Try ugu, green and water-leaf farming. It grows and is ready for sale in two months at most. You can start it with as little as N30,000 (thirty thousand naira).

You can buy four pods of ugu for N500 (five hundred naira) each. Each pod contains at least twenty seeds. Pay your worker N10,000 to weed and cultivate the land. Then pay children maybe N200 (two hundred naira) per person to weed it for you every week.

You'll need fertilizer or manure (goat or fowl faeces and kitchen waste) so that your vegetables'll grow fast. You'll also need dongoyaro leaves to act as a natural pesticide against caterpillars and other pests that will attack your vegetables. You won't need to water them this rainy season.

I'm talking out of my own experience. I began my vegetable farm February this year. Though mine cost me much less because I did all the labour by myself.

I wish you success. Remember me in paradise o! Lol

Ferraricash:
Hi, I have abt 4acres in Ibadan and I'm intending to plant watermelon, I will need some analysis, do u have ideas about watermelon ?

Watermelon! What I know about watermelon is that it's a very fragile plant. Na ajebutter e be. Lol.

Watermelon does not like direct sunshine. It's best to plant it beside a fence, under a tree or with other plants like corn. This is so that it'll enjoy shade. It also yields fruit within two months. And this rainy season is good for it.

Yet I wouldn't advice you to use the entire 4acres of land for watermelon alone. Or did you mean 4PLOTS of land? Because 4ACRES fit big pass 4 football fields o! Lol.

If it's really 4acres and you have a long-term agricultural vision, why not plant cocoa also while your vegetables are growing? Cocoa is an exportable cash crop. Cadbury, Nestle etc wey dey Nigeria need am. Even companies abroad need am. Lol. I'm still thinking of how to go into cocoa farming here in the South-East o!

Ok thanks for the advice but how much will it Cost me to invest into a 4acres of cocoa?

JohnNgene:


Watermelon! What I know about watermelon is that it's a very fragile plant. Na ajebutter e be. Lol.

Watermelon does not like direct sunshine. It's best to plant it beside a fence, under a tree or with other plants like corn. This is so that it'll enjoy shade. It also yields fruit within two months. And this rainy season is good for it.

Yet I wouldn't advice you to use the entire 4acres of land for watermelon alone. Or did you mean 4PLOTS of land? Because 4ACRES fit big pass 4 football fields o! Lol.

If it's really 4acres and you have a long-term agricultural vision, why not plant cocoa also while your vegetables are growing? Cocoa is an exportable cash crop. Cadbury, Nestle etc wey dey Nigeria need am. Even companies abroad need am. Lol. I'm still thinking of how to go into cocoa farming here in the South-East o!

Following keenly too, thinking of poultry and fish farming too.

JohnNgene:
Try ugu, green and water-leaf farming. It grows and is ready for sale in two months at most. You can start it with as little as N30,000 (thirty thousand naira).

You can buy four pods of ugu for N500 (five hundred naira) each. Each pod contains at least twenty seeds. Pay your worker N10,000 to weed and cultivate the land. Then pay children maybe N200 (two hundred naira) per person to weed it for you every week.

You'll need fertilizer or manure (goat or fowl faeces and kitchen waste) so that your vegetables'll grow fast. You'll also need dongoyaro leaves to act as a natural pesticide against caterpillars and other pests that will attack your vegetables. You won't need to water them this rainy season.

I'm talking out of my own experience. I began my vegetable farm February this year. Though mine cost me much less because I did all the labour by myself.

I wish you success. Remember me in paradise o! Lol

Bro how long does it takes to cultivate ugwu from planting to harvest and what's the ROI? Can we talk more on bbm or Whatsapp? Thanks

janefarms2015:


Why not consider fish farming? We ve been in ds biz for over 12 years, recently we supplied mobile tarpauline ponds to a client in Lagos which you can go and verify, by May 09 this year, his fish would be 2 months old from fingerlings supplied and many are weighing 350 grams each, he is planning to sell as what we call "me lange" any time from now at between 350 to 400 naira per kg, drop your mail for free feasibility and we arrange for inspection

I want to set up a fish farm particularly Fingerlings production. I would love you to pls send me the feasibility study of the whole process and if you can come to Lagos to install the fishpond. I want to use Tarpaulin fishpond.My e-mail is osaying@Yahoo.com, whatsapp number is 08057595946

Hello NairaLanders,

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If you are still searching to be employed, you are at big risk, its a 20% chance!
Also, if you are proud and satisfied by your current salary, you are a big joker (apologies for the statement) because the over 3000 Banks staff laid off did not get replacement.

But I will advise that you seek to be SELF EMPLOYED and PART-TIME employed by others so the coming recession predicted will not meet you in shock- Oh, I had known...

If you listen to the News, Fed Govt is in full support of AGRICULTURE afterall, we all started from their and na their we go end up when Petrol don diminish value finish. *Gbam!*

You can still end this year better than you started.
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Thank you

JohnNgene:


Watermelon! What I know about watermelon is that it's a very fragile plant. Na ajebutter e be. Lol.

Watermelon does not like direct sunshine. It's best to plant it beside a fence, under a tree or with other plants like corn. This is so that it'll enjoy shade. It also yields fruit within two months. And this rainy season is good for it.

Yet I wouldn't advice you to use the entire 4acres of land for watermelon alone. Or did you mean 4PLOTS of land? Because 4ACRES fit big pass 4 football fields o! Lol.

If it's really 4acres and you have a long-term agricultural vision, why not plant cocoa also while your vegetables are growing? Cocoa is an exportable cash crop. Cadbury, Nestle etc wey dey Nigeria need am. Even companies abroad need am. Lol. I'm still thinking of how to go into cocoa farming here in the South-East o!

In this era of "Change" and Economic Recession, where Banks and corporate organizations are continuosly downsizing while MORE graduates are still graduating in hope that they secure a well-paid job.
If you are still searching to be employed, you are at big risk, its a 20% chance!
Also, if you are proud and satisfied by your current salary, you are a big joker (apologies for the statement) because the over 3000 Banks staff laid off did not get replacement.

But I will advise that you seek to be SELF EMPLOYED and PART-TIME employed by others so the coming recession predicted will not meet you in shock- Oh, I had known...

If you listen to the News, Fed Govt is in full support of AGRICULTURE afterall, we all started from their and na their we go end up when Petrol don diminish value finish. *Gbam!*

You can still end this year better than you started.
Join millions of MODERN AGRIC INVESTORS in the NIGERIA 1-MILLION AGRO-MILLIONAIRES Workshop 1.0 and learn how to use less than N50,000 to earn about N600k to N1million within 3months WITHOUT HOE or CUTLASS.

DON'T JUST PRAY, FAST, HOPE, BEG OR WISH TILL THE END OF THE YEAR, DO SOMETHING!!!

To see evidences for yourself, click the link below:
www.agromillions.com


Thank you

janefarms2015:


Why not consider fish farming? We ve been in ds biz for over 12 years, recently we supplied mobile tarpauline ponds to a client in Lagos which you can go and verify, by May 09 this year, his fish would be 2 months old from fingerlings supplied and many are weighing 350 grams each, he is planning to sell as what we call "me lange" any time from now at between 350 to 400 naira per kg, drop your mail for free feasibility and we arrange for inspection

please send me the feasibility report at ealongeayodeji@gmail.com. .....Thank you

I will give you this advice and I hope you take it, Agribusiness in Nigeria is not as it use to be and almost all sectors in agriculture now do not have it working for them like before. By this I mean 1+1=2 is not the case again.
I will not advice against any or tell you not to go into it but get your facts and figures right. Do not depend on feasibility as a guide, see things onsite for yourself. Using the information you have go back to the drawing board with your fact and figures, see if it correlates and get the market for you produce before going into production.
Before I forget, if you plan to do agriculture as a beginner without you being 100% present. DO NOT BOTHER GOING INTO IT IN THE FIRST CASE.
Would have love to explain more but I don't really like typing to communicate(it doesn't allow me to be detailed)
God Bless You.

Thanks for the advise. Can I have your mobile number so we can talk?

tripleace:
I will give you this advice and I hope you take it, Agribusiness in Nigeria is not as it use to be and almost all sectors in agriculture now do not have it working for them like before. By this I mean 1+1=2 is not the case again.
I will not advice against any or tell you not to go into it but get your facts and figures right. Do not depend on feasibility as a guide, see things onsite for yourself. Using the information you have go back to the drawing board with your fact and figures, see if it correlates and get the market for you produce before going into production.
Before I forget, if you plan to do agriculture as a beginner without you being 100% present. DO NOT BOTHER GOING INTO IT IN THE FIRST CASE.
Would have love to explain more but I don't really like typing to communicate(it doesn't allow me to be detailed)
God Bless You.

Go into maize farming, if you already have a land. What you'll need is fadama or constant water. Buy hybrid seeds of corn, plant on 3 hectares. If done well will yield between 30-36 tons of maize within 99 days. Dry for a month locally with maximum 13% moisture, sell to animal feed companies. You'll sell 30tons for about 3.5m.

Consider growing castor seeds plantation. Ready available market with high demand for the seeds and with gpod returns for your investment. Very resistant to harsh climate change and safe from cows eating it. In 6 - 7 month time you will be smiling to your bank.
Contact me on 08023827024. For more details.

Veggies is the koko Cucumber,watermelon lettuce, okro,carrot,onions etc. Target the time when they are scare.

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Can you source the land plant the cassava and manage it up to harvest

Duke55:
Can you source the land plant the cassava and manage it up to harvest

Where do you want that.
Let Trinity farm handle that for you

MiniDee:
Go into maize farming, if you already have a land. What you'll need is fadama or constant water. Buy hybrid seeds of corn, plant on 3 hectares. If done well will yield between 30-36 tons of maize within 99 days. Dry for a month locally with maximum 13% moisture, sell to animal feed companies. You'll sell 30tons for about 3.5m.

I intend to go into maize farming and I have a large expanse of land but I need help cos I k ow nothing about it