Avocado Society of Nigeria (AVOSON)- is a legally registered national association of growers, packers, exporters and other value-chain players in Nigeria. With numerous international individual partners and corporate memberships. We share co-membership with several international avocado associations worldwide, we are also members of the world avocado fraternity .

VISION
Sustainable production and profitable avocado agribusiness. Thus, producing avocados in an environmental friendly, market oriented and socially viable systems.

MISSION
Working in partnership with public and private stakeholders, to provide innovative services that influence the transformation of agriculture, empower members and specifically small- holders to sustainably increase productivity in response to market demands for improved livelihoods.

AIM
The aim of AVOSON is to improve the profitability and sustain the viability of growing and processing avocados in Nigera. To this end, the association is involved in the following activities:

Technical support and advisory services to its growers and processors.

Funding of appropriate technical and market research.

Provision of relevant market information.

Local market development through generic promotion.

Liaison with government and other bodies both locally and abroad.

Produce mapping, market development, information distribution and fair pricing.

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Go and farm so Nigeria can be self sufficient.

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Rubbish Association springing up everywhere.

Go and farm so Nigeria can be self sufficient.

you are invited to join us on the farm, we are waiting for your contribution in the self sufficient project of Nigeria.

Hass avocado farming is worth investment. It's less risky, very low cost input, low maintenance and ready available market worldwide. Hass avocados mature after 2 years and a single mature tree can produce more than 3000 (500kgs) fruits under good management practices. An Acre requires 160 trees at spacing of 6mx6m. The Avocado Society of Nigeria project intend to generate and distribute seedlings covering 3000 acres of women and youth led and managed smallholder farms across the southern region of Nigeria.

Join us if you are interested: www.nigeriaavocados.com