In recent time, i have discussed with friends who are interested in going into farm business.
While the focus of anyone interested in farming has been live stocks, especially fish farming, i have noticed that, there are other important farming that are hardly discussed or deliberated on. For instance, vegetable, tomatoes, pepper and other crops that could grow every three months or so.

My concern is how much would be a good budget to venture into this, if you already have a land to farm on?
What is the profitability and what other crops will you advice that can yield high profits too?

Would you do any of these high demand cash crops stated above or will you still prefer fish farming? I will like to hear from expert on this field, especially graduates of agriculture.

My brother,
The challenge is that people like easy things and do not want to involve in tedious works.
Pepper farming is fantastic. The cost of pepper these days is so high.
Other viable crops also includes, plantain, soya bean, cassava, maize, etc
Once am financially stabilize, am off with at least 10 acres
Although, I can't do plaintain now cos I will lease land at first.

bfmconcepts: My brother,
The challenge is that people like easy things and do not want to involve in tedious works.
Pepper farming is fantastic. The cost of pepper these days is so high.
Other viable crops also includes, plantain, soya bean, cassava, maize, etc
Once am financially stabilize, am off with at least 10 acres
Although, I can't do plaintain now cos I will lease land at first.

Yes i noticed that. Easy way to everything would not help us to achieve anything. Although, its understandable if one has little or no concept or idea on these types of plantation. If i may ask, are you an expert in crops plantation?