Curious345:
I have 5m to invest in this cassava farming. I have looked for land for 2 years and have found none

Let me sell you some of my father’s land in Oyo. No one is kukuma using them. And it’s relatively peaceful there (illora area)

Jamestown123:
Well, for as long as I know, in my place in Otukpo LG we don't sell land you can rent, you just have to know someone and farm as long as you want. I'm ready to guard you if you want

How I fit connect with you bro?

I have plans to start up cassava and maize farm in two months land available for me at warake.near auchi and I have same budget....pls lets connect on whatsapp to share ideas and experience 08033988827
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Peledonomy:
I recently got a contract and made 400k in profit. I am thinking of investing that money in cassava farming because It is one of the safest crops to plant.

Is this a good idea or I should plant something else?

Curious345:
I have 5m to invest in this cassava farming. I have looked for land for 2 years and have found none

Why u go see land for moon?

Ur farm location/distance and control/monitoring measures will determine the outcome of the business. Not the crop or season. As a new farmer or new resident, 80% of Ur visitors are out to eat your resources up, in the name of "consultation" or "work". Be careful , there's money in farm but there's no love in the bush.

The name rhymes/sort of sounds like Sodomy...

Peledonomy:
I recently got a contract and made 400k in profit. I am thinking of investing that money in cassava farming...

First of all let me start by asking, what business or contract have you that 400k?
Please reply

Until the government approve Ak47 for all farmers , then I have to wait .. until then

Cassava planting is the safest way not to loose money but sure say you guide am well So that won't feed hungry people indirectly

ProjectsCityNG:



Cassava is the safest way not to lose money in life. Go ahead. You are safe

Yes, except thieves come to harvest before you do. Godforbid.

Curious345:
I have 5m to invest in this cassava farming. I have looked for land for 2 years and have found none

Come to Ebonyi

You're not serious. Where do you look for the land? Hope that should be Aso Rock or VI, Lagos?

Curious345:
I have 5m to invest in this cassava farming. I have looked for land for 2 years and have found none

Cassava farming is a great investment.

Abeg do

IMO, Aside leafy vegetables like pumpkin, green and water leaf, otazi etc and other veggies like okra. Every other form of crop farming is time, capital and labour intensive

Cassava is cool but catering for cassava farm until maturity is not easy. You need massive land to have commercially viable output.

If I have access to good land , I will cultivate veggies. Growing up, I know how much my mum used to make then only from ugwu cultivation

Curious345:
I have 5m to invest in this cassava farming. I have looked for land for 2 years and have found none

Can you farm in Ogun? Yewa North precisely.

Peledonomy:
I recently got a contract and made 400k in profit. I am thinking of investing that money in cassava farming because It is one of the safest crops to plant.

Is this a good idea or I should plant something else?

I just planted a hectare of TME 419.

a) No more buying of gari
b) I can even be selling gari
c) I can sell cassava stems
d) I can use my stems to expand my capacity.

What is there not to love about cassava? A bag of gari now is nearly 60,000 where I am. A mudu is N1,700.

Most people cannot see the big picture. A food crisis is looming. Check the cost of tomatoes and beans, even common pepper.
Let the minimum wage bill be signed into law and give Nigeria till the end of 2024. You will see the kind of inflation no one has ever imagined in his life.

I once heard a young preacher say that a custard bucket of tomato will sell for 40,000 in a not too distant time. This was a year ago when same bucket was N2,500 in my location. Now you cannot even see tomato in the market again.

Curious345:
how please ? I hope you're just joking ?

Benue State is not ready to receive agro investors going by the near weekly genocidal massacres by the Fulani terrorists around that axis

which side you dey for Benue, because I'm having interest in cassava farming

I need an available five plots of land to cultivate cassava in Abia South.

What is real farms?

newoffer:
Invest in a real farm and not those ponzi schemes

Be careful to avoid stories that touch the heart!!!

Curious345:
Too much kidnapping in oyo

What about Delta state?
Even baba OBJ has a farm here. You can buy the land and recover it plus profit in one year. DM me for details.

Do they grow tomato in the south?

gucci20:

Chat me up on this line- 09038285500. And let me teach you on Tomato planting. Is very profitable and in 3months you'll start harvesting.

Curious345:
I have 5m to invest in this cassava farming. I have looked for land for 2 years and have found none

Lands available at Agbowa, Ikorodu both for rent and sales

Farming is the surest source of income presently, that's if the herders' aren't a regular visitor to your place.

Kindly make us your data plug, we sell sme data for all networks at affordable rates.

Jamestown123:
Well, if Fulani are disturbing us, I wouldn't have said you should come and invest in my place. I'm not joking, with your money, I can give you land, labour and market. Fulani only disturb in a particular LG

Where In Otukpo?
Adoka,ugboju,Ohimini or onyangede

Curious345:
I have 5m to invest in this cassava farming. I have looked for land for 2 years and have found none

Where are you sourcing for such land?

Curious345:
I have 5m to invest in this cassava farming. I have looked for land for 2 years and have found none

What's your location pls? I have something that might interest you

Peledonomy:
I recently got a contract and made 400k in profit. I am thinking of investing that money in cassava farming because It is one of the safest crops to plant.

Is this a good idea or I should plant something else?

Are you a farmer?

Do you have knowledge/experience on farming?

If your answer is no, bros. You will loose the money.
Firstly, go and learn from real farmers, gain experience so as to get your facts and figures right. Then launch. Many people saying yes, yes, yes, are not farmers to begin with.

My advise to you is not to invest your hard earned money where you don't have knowledge/experience.

Run from those people telling you there are profits, you wouldn't loose your money etc. Rather find solace in those pointing out dangers for you and find a way to walk through them.

Curious345:
I have 5m to invest in this cassava farming. I have looked for land for 2 years and have found none

Come to Benue, there are safe places like Gboko, Ushongo, etc where you can farm peacefully. With just 1m out of that your 5m, you can get x3 of your investment. I was able to invest in 6 plots of land using less than 400k, and I can proudly say that I have cassava chips 21 bags, each worth 52k, 8 bags of garri and 12 bags of akpu.
I rented the place for 2 years. Around May this year, I decided to try again with an improved funds. And by God's grace, I won't regret. Cassava farming is good and profitable.
You can contact me for an honest guide. 07064390347

Curious345:
I have 5m to invest in this cassava farming. I have looked for land for 2 years and have found none

try ekiti
virgin land dey gan sef

If you own a land use that money to plant cocoa. Plant the hybrid cocoa. You will thank me later. But if it is a temporary land cassava is good.