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Plantain Farming Business: How To Start a Plantain Plantation.

When listing ten top profitable farm businesses to venture into, plantain farming must for sure be part of it. I know you might
be thinking how plantain farming can make you millions yearly. Agricultural business is a goldmine and its reward is beyond imaginable. I have seen results and that is why I will be taking you by the hand and show you how you can make serious money with plantain farming.
Have it in mind that the plantain that you eat almost every day, fetch millions of dollars into the pocket of few farmers. Today, only
few farmers plant and grow plantain in Africa and this makes the demand high and profitable.

Starting a Plantain Plantation:
The first thing you should be considering is the right climatic condition of your area.
Plantain cannot do well in an environment that is too hot or too cold. The best climatic environment for plantain range from 26-30 degree Celsius.
The best place for planting plantain is a rich and fertilized soil. Anyway the best places for growing plantain are Osun, Ekiti, Delta, Rivers, Ogun state, Abia, Cross-River, Edo etc.
Plantains are grown through sucker. Choose suckers that are strong and active.
Note: A sucker costs between 150-200 naira each.
When transplanting suckers, make sure you get as much corm and root as possible and plant them.
Let the spacing be between two to six meters. At the early stage of planting, keep them moist but not too wet because they don't have leaves to evaporate the water.
As the plantain grows, it is important you also sprinkle fertilizers (or farm yard manures) once in a while and but mostly throwing the plantain dead leaves back into the plant is enough to sustain the rich quality of the soil.
For example, you plant 1,000 suckers of plantain on an hectare of land. In your first
harvest, you will get back your money and also make good profit.
Four months later, you will come back to the same plot of land and still harvest more.

Cost of Starting a Plantain Farm
How much is needed? Starting a plantain farming business does not cost much. Cost of starting production depends greatly on
the average dimension of your farmland.
What you first need is a hectare of farmland, cost of labour to clear the farmland and the purchase of suckers which can cost up to
N200, 000 depending on the community or state.
But if you already have a farmland almost a hectare, you're half way into the business.
The only thing you will then be thinking about is how to get the plantain suckers.
The joy about plantain farming is that you don't need to buy suckers and plant again unless you want to start planting in another fresh land because once you plant the first sucker, that one sucker can keep producing for the next 25years or more if you will
properly maintain the farmland.
In plantain farming, one can make as much as N150, 000 per hectare or more on a yearly basis. You can continue to make this over and over again for many years if you
maintain the farm properly.
Let say you planted 500 suckers and you sell a bunch for N1000 at maturity. That's N500,000 yearly. And the good side of it is that, you must harvest every nine months. The same sucker will continue to grow and multiply itself for many years before the land loses its fertility.

Possible Problems and Challenges in Plantain Farming:
There are some major challenges involved in plantain farming. But it all circles around the diseases in plantain. If these plantains are not being taken care of by the farmer,
diseases may affect the plantain leading to poor harvest.
Disease like Eelworm which attack the roots thereby creating galls. Another attack is also caused by nematodes and borers which make plantains to dry off.
The farmer can control these soil pests by applying nematicides to the soil twice a year. The best time is April and September.
Also, don't forget regular maintenance is necessary for success in this farming business. Transporting farm inputs to and
farm produce from the farm to the market. And the labour factor. This is also inside maintenance and transportation.
You should not let these problems stop you from venturing into this business if you really desire it.
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CREATE THE CHANGE YOU WANT TO SEE Since independent, agriculture had been the mainstay of Nigeria's economy, providing the largest chunk of foreign exchange inflow. It contributed about 63% to the nation's Gross Domestic Product (GDP) according to official statistics. The incomes were derived from the export of major cash crops and by-products (rubber, cocoa, palm oil, groundnut, cashew nuts, cotton, etc). Agriculture was displaced as the nation's main foreign exchange earner as a result of the oil boom of the 1970's thereby declining to 34% contribution to GDP and unemployment began to make an upward movement. Agriculture is not just a means of livelihood, it is a business. It is arguably the most dependable means of sustaining the nation's economy. The Agricultural sector is so attractive today that the likes of Aliko Dangote are investing $1billion into rice production and processing. A release by the National Bureau of Statistics shows that the Agricultural sector grew by 9.19% (year-on-year) in 3rd quarter (Q3) of 2014, up by 2.7% from 3rd quarter of 2013. The sector also grew by 38.53% between 3rd and 4th quarters of 2014, with crop production being the main driver, with a growth of 43.5%. THIS IS A SECTOR OF ENDLESS POSSIBILITIES There have been series of efforts from the government in the past to boost food production in the country. Few are listed below: 1. FARM SETTLEMENT SCHEME (1960, Western Region) * To reduce the rate of unemployment among young school leavers * To teach settlers better farming practices needed to produce larger farm produce both for consumption and for sale. * To improve the yield and harvest of the settlers which would contribute positively to higher gross Domestic Product (GDP) of the nation. 2. OPERATION FEED THE NATION (1976, Gen. Olusegun Obasanjo) * To mobilize the nation towards self- sufficience and self-reliance in food production. * To encourage the sector of the community relying on food purchase to grow its own food. 3. GREEN REVOLUTION (1980, Alhaji, Shehu Shagari) * To encourage large scale farming * To produce abundant food crops for local consumption * To produce cash crops for export purposes 4. DIRECTORATE OF FOOD, ROADS AND RURAL INFRASTRUCTURE (1986, Gen. Ibrahim Babangida) * To develop small scale agro-based industries * To provide rural infrastructures that would facilitate food production * To provide rural infrastructures that would facilitate food processing 5. NATIONAL SCHOOLS AGRICULTURE PROGRAMME (2014,President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan) * To make students take Agriculture as a business venture * To make the nation food sufficient * To tackle the challenge of youth unemployment Having mentioned some of the efforts made by our past leaders to bring about food sufficiency and self-reliance, you will observe that these efforts can not amount to anything if we the citizens just fold our arms and observe from a distance. As citizens of Nigeria, we have the capacity to produce food and also create employment opportunities for the ever-increasing populace. There are lots of cheap and available virgin lands for Agricultural purposes across the nation. Its high time graduates stop roaming the streets either aimlessly or in endless search of "white- collar" jobs. "Create the change you want to see." Yes; we are leaders of tomorrow, we need to act and put things in place to be ready to lead tomorrow. The future belongs to those who see opportunities before they become visible. Nigeria once accounted for over 60% of the global supply of palm oil, 35% of groundnut, 23% of groundnut oil and 25% of cocoa. According to the Food and Agricultural Organization (FAO) of the United Nations, Nigeria was the world's largest producer of cassava with an output of over 45million metric tonnes in 2014. Food production can never be in excess as human demands for food are insatiable. According to the Malthusian population theory formulated by Reverend Thomas Robert Malthus, population grows at a geometric progression (2,4,8,16,32,etc) while food production and supply grows at an arithmetical progression (1,2,3,4,5,etc). There is abundant opportunities in Agriculture. It is indeed a sector of endless possibilities. . . For opportunities in Agriculture, training and set-up in: * CROPS: Vegetables, maize, cassava, soyabean, yam, watermelon, plantain, banana, cucumber, pepper, pawpaw e.t.c * LIVESTOCK: Poultry, rabbits, etc Contact Farm Management Consultancy through: MOBILE: 09037659595 or like and inbox us on this page: www.facebook.com/farmmanagementconsultancy

CREATE THE CHANGE YOU WANT TO SEE Since independent, agriculture had been the mainstay of Nigeria's economy, providing the largest chunk of foreign exchange inflow. It contributed about 63% to the nation's Gross Domestic Product (GDP) according to official statistics. The incomes were derived from the export of major cash crops and by-products (rubber, cocoa, palm oil, groundnut, cashew nuts, cotton, etc). Agriculture was displaced as the nation's main foreign exchange earner as a result of the oil boom of the 1970's thereby declining to 34% contribution to GDP and unemployment began to make an upward movement. Agriculture is not just a means of livelihood, it is a business. It is arguably the most dependable means of sustaining the nation's economy. The Agricultural sector is so attractive today that the likes of Aliko Dangote are investing $1billion into rice production and processing. A release by the National Bureau of Statistics shows that the Agricultural sector grew by 9.19% (year-on-year) in 3rd quarter (Q3) of 2014, up by 2.7% from 3rd quarter of 2013. The sector also grew by 38.53% between 3rd and 4th quarters of 2014, with crop production being the main driver, with a growth of 43.5%. THIS IS A SECTOR OF ENDLESS POSSIBILITIES There have been series of efforts from the government in the past to boost food production in the country. Few are listed below: 1. FARM SETTLEMENT SCHEME (1960, Western Region) * To reduce the rate of unemployment among young school leavers * To teach settlers better farming practices needed to produce larger farm produce both for consumption and for sale. * To improve the yield and harvest of the settlers which would contribute positively to higher gross Domestic Product (GDP) of the nation. 2. OPERATION FEED THE NATION (1976, Gen. Olusegun Obasanjo) * To mobilize the nation towards self- sufficience and self-reliance in food production. * To encourage the sector of the community relying on food purchase to grow its own food. 3. GREEN REVOLUTION (1980, Alhaji, Shehu Shagari) * To encourage large scale farming * To produce abundant food crops for local consumption * To produce cash crops for export purposes 4. DIRECTORATE OF FOOD, ROADS AND RURAL INFRASTRUCTURE (1986, Gen. Ibrahim Babangida) * To develop small scale agro-based industries * To provide rural infrastructures that would facilitate food production * To provide rural infrastructures that would facilitate food processing 5. NATIONAL SCHOOLS AGRICULTURE PROGRAMME (2014,President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan) * To make students take Agriculture as a business venture * To make the nation food sufficient * To tackle the challenge of youth unemployment Having mentioned some of the efforts made by our past leaders to bring about food sufficiency and self-reliance, you will observe that these efforts can not amount to anything if we the citizens just fold our arms and observe from a distance. As citizens of Nigeria, we have the capacity to produce food and also create employment opportunities for the ever-increasing populace. There are lots of cheap and available virgin lands for Agricultural purposes across the nation. Its high time graduates stop roaming the streets either aimlessly or in endless search of "white- collar" jobs. "Create the change you want to see." Yes; we are leaders of tomorrow, we need to act and put things in place to be ready to lead tomorrow. The future belongs to those who see opportunities before they become visible. Nigeria once accounted for over 60% of the global supply of palm oil, 35% of groundnut, 23% of groundnut oil and 25% of cocoa. According to the Food and Agricultural Organization (FAO) of the United Nations, Nigeria was the world's largest producer of cassava with an output of over 45million metric tonnes in 2014. Food production can never be in excess as human demands for food are insatiable. According to the Malthusian population theory formulated by Reverend Thomas Robert Malthus, population grows at a geometric progression (2,4,8,16,32,etc) while food production and supply grows at an arithmetical progression (1,2,3,4,5,etc). There is abundant opportunities in Agriculture. It is indeed a sector of endless possibilities. . . For opportunities in Agriculture, training and set-up in: * CROPS: Vegetables, maize, cassava, soyabean, yam, watermelon, plantain, banana, cucumber, pepper, pawpaw e.t.c * LIVESTOCK: Poultry, rabbits, etc Contact Farm Management Consultancy through: MOBILE: 09037659595 or like and inbox us on this page: www.facebook.com/ farmmanagementconsultancy

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Plantain Farming Business:
,
When listing ten top profitable farm businesses to venture into, plantain farming must for sure be part of it. We know you might
be thinking how plantain farming can make you millions yearly. Agricultural business is a
goldmine and its reward is beyond imaginable. We have seen results and that is why we will be taking you by the hand and show you how you can make serious money with plantain farming.
Have it in mind that the plantain that you eat almost every day, fetch millions of dollars into the pocket of few farmers. Today, only
few farmers plant and grow plantain in Africa and this makes the demand high and profitable.
.
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