abrahambest:

Hmm.

abrahambest:
What kind of farming?

MasterTeeUSA:
You are assuming in ideal situation...some areas have droughts, soil pollution, inadequate access and so on....like Lagos...it can't produce enough food to sustain the population hence everything is more expensive because of the population size and transportation...some countries can't feed themselves and organic farming can't produce enough to feed the world.









Drought, flood are natural disasters government can curb. Places like Lagos doesn't have land for farming even the GMO you are praising won't have sufficient land to grow there. No be like that natural disasters they reign for Nigeria now. between Lagos to Ibadan Express road alone, have not heard of any disaster in that route since have been born but their are hundreds of lands wasting away. And this era that we have learnt about some type of farming we can do in our city like sack farming, green House, vertical farming, hydroponics, aeroponics, e.t.c. We have resources to do good organic farming now than before. it's just that many see farming as dirty, wretched, poor, stressful job.

MasterTeeUSA:
You are assuming in ideal situation...some areas have droughts, soil pollution, inadequate access and so on....like Lagos...it can't produce enough food to sustain the population hence everything is more expensive because of the population size and transportation...some countries can't feed themselves and organic farming can't produce enough to feed the world.
Drought, flood are natural disasters government can curb. Places like Lagos doesn't have land for farming even the GMO you are praising won't have sufficient land to grow there. No be like that natural disasters they reign for Nigeria now. between Lagos to Ibadan Express road alone, have not heard of any disaster in that route since have been born but their are hundreds of lands wasting away. And this era that we have learnt about some type of farming we can do in our city like sack farming, green House, vertical farming, hydroponics, aeroponics, e.t.c. We have resources to do good organic farming now than before. it's just that many see farming as dirty, wretched, poor, stressful job.

MasterTeeUSA:
You are assuming in ideal situation...some areas have droughts, soil pollution, inadequate access and so on....like Lagos...it can't produce enough food to sustain the population hence everything is more expensive because of the population size and transportation...some countries can't feed themselves and organic farming can't produce enough to feed the world.
drought, flood are natural disasters government can curb. Places like Lagos doesn't have land for farming even the GMO you are praising won't have sufficient land to grow there. No be like that natural disasters they reign for Nigeria now. between Lagos to Ibadan Express road alone, have not heard of any disaster in that route since have been born but their are hundreds of lands wasting away. Any this era that we have learnt about some type of farming we can do in our city like sack farming, green House, vertical farming, hydroponics, aeroponics, e.t.c. We have resources to do good organic farming now than before. it's just that many see farming as dirty, wretched, poor, stressful job.

MasterTeeUSA:
Population ...Demand and Supply...Without GMO, Organic will be more expensive. In Economics Class, substitutes drive down demand and price not the other way around.

MasterTeeUSA:
The sane countries you want to japa to...they all survive on Genetically Modified Foods...Organic are so so expensive

mrvitalis:
I would need also depend on the price per ton
Specifically if you have cocoa from Ondo state would be idea
Delivery is to Abuja

banky200:
Cocoa Beans is needed 08062773986

Khd95:
Good morning good people of nairaland and seasoned investors/ business men and women

My younger brother works and earn reasonably well, he entered into a thrift(ajo) this year at his place of work and he’s due to pack 200k by end of march.
He desires to commit that money into a tangible business or investment that require minimal supervision from him, we both agreed that agriculture or food items is a lucrative venture, how ever neither of us know anything about it or how he can go about it.

He wants to diversify and as times goes if the business thrives he will commit more funds into it, he reached out to me for ideas and suggestions and I am equally at a loss on how to go about it

So I am here to seek opinion and guidelines on what to invest 200k on and how to go about it

Thank you

SALLYBERRY01:

That tiktok money omo

ppogba:


Eeyah.
Sorry about your sister's situation.
We will always compare as long as people want to paint the picture of a non existing eldorado elsewhere.

SALLYBERRY01:

Please how smart should one work?

Konquest:

Insightful... Strawberries too are good to grow especially with the use of greenhouses.

ppogba:
Ask people abroad.
Bodi go tell you.

Kimiso:
How would it have been if I have a confidence for just a sec I am not I don't want to take drugs please anybody else feels the same way I feel,what can I take to boost my confidence please I don't like drugs

csteve:
It takes experience to know. Don't be deceived. You will never make 3million from 1 acre tomatoes. Yes it's more profitable than watermelon, but is very perishable and stressful too.

Watermelon is needs little capital. We spent 70k on our farm and it returned 340. Not much but it's up to 300% return

Sammy101111:
Thanks for this kind of topic
I usually do ticktock and I can still say it pays well but to cash out your funds is the hard task
You have to have a verified paypal to cash out on ticktock and Nigeria is not allowed to use PayPal verified

But if you want to know more I will enlighten you
But before you can do anything money earning on ticktock you most have up to 1,000 followers first to go live

deenee:


Monopoly in what sector? Yall jeep shouting Monopoly without knowing the real definition of it

Nepa, Nipost and Nitel of the past are Monopolies because they were the only one operating in their respective sectors

Dangote on the other hand competitors in virtually all his business segments.

Even BUA alone is competition

Nigerfine3:
How do you sell castor, How many years have you been planting castor How do you sell sunflower too. Is there huge sellers of sunflower in nigeria Where is your town Thanks

bassdow:


what's yoruba or Igbo name of this sunflower ?

I don't know what it is

Evolutionism:


Just for driving the truck from kano to lagos, then lagos to kano? N3M?

Or the driver Is the owner of the Truck?

Mysteriousworld:

Thanks for this