Hello Nairalanders... Pls I want to know any profitable business one can start with a small capital of 300-350k. I know the said amount is a little change in Nigeria today to start up a business but still, no matter how small it is I know it will definitely start up something.

NB - I am very much interested in farming business but I'm not totalling rulling out the possibility of other businesses

Sir invest some of it, and use some of it in real estate..!

Crop cultivation especially cassava.

Thank me later.

whitebeard:
Sir invest some of it, and use some of it in real estate..!

Bros, I know next to nothing bout Real Estate. Can you please tell enlighten me bout it?

LionDeLeo:
Crop cultivation especially cassava.

Thank me later.

That means I will have to get a land if I am to dabble into that which I don't really think is within the above mentioned capital

Mcweber:
Bros, I know next to nothing bout Real Estate. Can you please tell enlighten me bout it?

basic real estate..


U buy a property (house, land) with for the value(initial price) to appreciate, then u sell it.


It means u buy at an initial amount and sell at a higher price..simple basic..

Like any other thing it has it's ups and down but trust me it's up are always marvelous ask Donald trump, Robert kiyosaki..this people made their fortune from real estate..


U should also download videos from YouTube on how to invest in real estate..!

Mcweber:
That means I will have to get a land if I am to dabble into that which I don't really think is within the above mentioned capital

Well, it depends on where you reside because in some places, lands are even given free farming purposes. That actually depends on how you relate with the farmland owners.

Even if you have to rent, I don't think a hectar should go for more than 5k per farming season and 6 to 7 hectares should be sufficient for you.

My thought though.

LionDeLeo:


Well, it depends on where you reside because in some places, lands are even given free farming purposes. That actually depends on how you relate with the farmland owners.

Even if you have to rent, I don't think a hectar should go for more than 5k per farming season and 6 to 7 hectares should be sufficient for you.

My thought though.

Thanks bro, I will really give this a thought.. But how bout the possibility of live stock farming

LionDeLeo:


Well, it depends on where you reside because in some places, lands are even given free farming purposes. That actually depends on how you relate with the farmland owners.

Even if you have to rent, I don't think a hectar should go for more than 5k per farming season and 6 to 7 hectares should be sufficient for you.

My thought though.

Hmmmm, thanks bro... I appreciate

Mcweber:
Hmmmm, thanks bro... I appreciate

Onelove bro.

i know a very profitable farming business that you dont need that kind of capital to start up. with 100k or less,you are super good to go unless you choose to start super big,in that case you will be getting several several acres of land. look up my signature for my digits and whatsapp me.

Mcweber:
Thanks bro, I will really give this a thought.. But how bout the possibility of live stock farming

The only livestock farming I understand is cattle.

You buy them when they are lean/emaciated, treat them, mostly de-worming and give them Ivomec (cattle multivite) and procaine injection against infections. A seasoned non-fulani cattle businessman will readily assist you.

Don't bother discussing with the Fulanis because they are mostly illiterates and they can't be of help.

If you keep them with any cattle businessman who also keeps cattle for just 3 to 4 months, I doubt if you will ever stop the business.

The only snags here are;

1. You require at least a million naira, to enjoy it very well.

2. The chance of finding a businessman in that line of business who will readily allow you to join your cows with his own for the period is slim. Some of them will want to do the investment on your behalf and adopt a profit-sharing formula, not a good idea. (Don't attempt Fulanis, some of them are criminals)

I was in the business before but I'm not stable in one place now due to my job demand.

As I have stated, that is the only animal business I understood very well.

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This plot is not for sale....








Patiently following to see which crop i can plant here

If I need money ...don't think about location.


Take 20,000 go to Odelemo rent a acre of land for 1 year .Dem don dey open eye now. They will ask for 3 years.

There are ready made aboki in that town so you can pick as u like ready to work... They live in that village for farming purpose.

Well ,Clearing ,planting 100k

Favourite: ,short term: Maize, UGU , Soya beans ,

Long term , Plantain , Paw paw .... Inside here arrange a snail pen ...

Buy: grass cutter , Rabit

Then rent 2 bedrrom 30k per year
Enter market buy 1 bag of Rodo let say 30k don't know again since I left naija

Take it to Bayelsa ...u will thank me forever

Meanwhile 4 Pepper (rodo) in Bayelsa as at 2014/15 #100 naira and then in Lagos 50 naira rodo cost 300 naira in Bayelsa I use to sell Rodo pepper for copers ...


Think Think Think move around and make sure ur farm lives in your heart spend money to call call call to make sure everything is going fine arrange ur life ....

Buy Dstv, laptop and PlayStation game I can see u get internet already ..Farm will doll u but with all that all ur friend in Lagos would visit you take note and ready to host because they will be ur shield ...
Most importly Buy a German Shepherd dog which is cheap but very intelligent would go along way...

Come to nairaland time to time to show picture about your farm ... Have fun while farming ...

N.B ; for people correcting English here is my password please help me edit it

Water melon farming

Any farming business

whitebeard:
Sir invest some of it, and use some of it in real estate..!

Not only real estate!
You should have advised him to invest part of the 300 thousand naira to acquire an airline and the balance in car manufacturing.

You should be in Buhari's economic advisory team!
SMH

@OP, cassava farming is a good one. The crops aren't perishable and the demand, like most agricultural products, is ever high!
I intend dabbling into it too from next year.

Snail farming but, hey, you got to have a lot of patience because the business is gonna move slowly at snails' speed. You dig?

weed (igbo) and beans (ewa) 50k will do sef...highly profitable around oshogbo axis....thank me later.

Mcweber:
That means I will have to get a land if I am to dabble into that which I don't really think is within the above mentioned capital

Plant: Cassava is good
Land: Rent

Any farming business
..as far as land is available

diamondsnoww:
i know a very profitable farming business that you dont need that kind of capital to start up. with 100k or less,you are super good to go unless you choose to start super big,in that case you will be getting several several acres of land. look up my signature for my digits and whatsapp me.

Oga . say it here, no need to look at ur signature or whatsapp you. Just say whatever farming business you are talking about . Haba

LionDeLeo:


The only livestock farming I understand is cattle.

You buy them when they are lean/emaciated, treat them, mostly de-worming and give them Ivomec (cattle multivite) and procaine injection against infections. A seasoned non-fulani cattle businessman will readily assist you.

Don't bother discussing with the Fulanis because they are mostly illiterates and they can't be of help.

If you keep them with any cattle businessman who also keeps cattle for just 3 to 4 months, I doubt if you will ever stop the business.

The only snags here are;

1. You require at least a million naira, to enjoy it very well.

2. The chance of finding a businessman in that line of business who will readily allow you to join your cows with his own for the period is slim. Some of them will want to do the investment on your behalf and adopt a profit-sharing formula, not a good idea. (Don't attempt Fulanis, some of them are criminals)

I was in the business before but I'm not stable in one place now due to my job demand.

As I have stated, that is the only animal business I understood very well.

Really? Of all the agricultural businesses this is what you are recommending? Have you heard of Fulani herdsmen? SMH

diamondsnoww:
i know a very profitable farming business that you dont need that kind of capital to start up. with 100k or less,you are super good to go unless you choose to start super big,in that case you will be getting several several acres of land. look up my signature for my digits and whatsapp me.

you know?
then say it here na..................abi u wan sell ebook?

fishery..poultry... dog rearing .........pigstry ........thank me later

Following this.

whitebeard:
Sir invest some of it, and use some of it in real estate..!

Which some in real estate? Out of 500k?

Maize or Cassava farming, assuming you can find land to rent at this time... it's already late into the start of farming season...

Depending on 2 things;
1) Do you have land?
2) Location or where you reside?

If you have #1 and its almost 250sqm in area or more, then just buy water leaf and plant. Buy organic manure and have a point to irrigate... Make as many water leaf beds as possible...
Thank me later

diamondsnoww:
i know a very profitable farming business that you dont need that kind of capital to start up. with 100k or less,you are super good to go unless you choose to start super big,in that case you will be getting several several acres of land. look up my signature for my digits and whatsapp me.

if u know it just post it here..alot of people can also learn..must they chat una privately ..tchewe scanners oshi

What about cat-fishing? The only thing hindering me from engaging into this business line is just land and a conducive environment...