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Cocoa vs Cashew: Which Cash Crop Gives Higher Long-Term Returns?
Many farmers in Nigeria want a cash crop that can give steady income for many years without too much stress. When people talk about cash crops that can hold a family up for a long time, cocoa and cashew always enter the discussion. Both crops have strong markets in and outside the country. Both crops
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High-Profit Agribusiness Ideas You Can Start With Low Capital
Agribusiness is not just for those with big land, huge machines, and millions in the bank. All over Africa and beyond, people are building profitable farm-related businesses with very little capital. Many are starting from small backyards, empty plots, or rented spaces and still earning a steady income. If you have ever thought of getting
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Agribusiness 101: How to Start and Succeed in Modern Farming
Agribusiness is no longer something people do just because they inherited land from their parents. It has become one of the smartest ways to grow steady income, even without fancy degrees or years of experience. If you’ve been thinking about farming but don’t know where to start, this post is for you. We’re going to
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How to Monetize Your Farm Even If You Don’t Like Farming
Not everyone who owns a farm dreams of wearing boots or holding a hoe. Some people inherited land. Others bought it for investment. And some just like the idea of owning a farm without wanting to do the day-to-day work. That’s okay. You don’t need to be passionate about farming before your land can bring
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What the New Land Use Act Amendments Mean for Farmland Owners in Nigeria
New Land Use Act Amendments: ”What Every Farmland Owner Should Know” The Land Use Act is one of the most talked-about laws in Nigeria’s land system. It was introduced in 1978 to guide how land is used, owned, and passed around. For decades, many Nigerians especially those who deal with land for farming have faced
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5 Common Mistakes New Farm Owners Make—And How to Avoid Them
Buying a farm can be thrilling, yet new owners often face avoidable mistakes that lead to costly outcomes. Key pitfalls include inadequate land checks, lack of planning before planting, poor community engagement, underestimating expenses, and misplaced trust in others. Awareness of these issues can significantly enhance success in farming.
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Hidden Land Disputes in Nigeria: What Investors Overlook During Farmland Purchases
Land disputes are not always loud or obvious. Sometimes, they are buried under years of silence or masked by fake documents. You might walk a site with a cheerful seller, sign papers, and even start work on your farm, only for a stranger to show up one day and tell you, “This land belongs to…
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Nigeria’s Path to Food Security: Leveraging Land, Innovation, and Policy
With food inflation affecting millions, Nigeria has made significant strides towards food self-sufficiency. Recently, the Federal Government launched an ambitious plan to develop 750,000 hectares for maize, rice, wheat, and cassava. This initiative, rooted in the National Agricultural Growth Scheme, not only targets food production but aims to stabilize prices in Nigeria’s food systems. This
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Egg Crisis: Price of Eggs Could Double, Threatening Food Security
In a startling announcement, the Poultry Association of Nigeria (PAN) has warned that the price of eggs could soon skyrocket from the current ₦5,500 to ₦10,000 per crate if urgent measures are not taken. This potential price hike threatens to put this essential source of protein out of reach for many Nigerians, raising concerns about
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