Good morning everyone,
My name is Yusuff Gbenga and the owner of this profile on nairaland.
Note that this account is not directly managed by myself as I have delegated it to someone to oversee.
Nevertheless,all of the daily postings and experiences shared here are mine which I do send to him for posting here.

This I am making to clarify the notion of "you posted online but I sent you a message you are not responding"
If you need advice or want to make enquiries
kindly call me directly on +2348164628081 for quick response
Thanks.

Dear agropreneur,
If you don't know this,kindly note this now

Agriculture is a business and must be treated as such.

It requires having a proper plan,tenacity,discipline,integrity and adequate knowledge.

A successful farm business starts with acquisition of fertile farmland,proper planning of inputs,land preparations,adequate planning for production costs and sales.

Having this business mindset will change your approach and make you successful.

Do Proper financial planning
Keep Improving your capacity,Be efficient in your farming operations and capability and keep expanding your knowledge base.


Agricbusiness is the key to your prosperity and wealth...Get involved!

If you are interested in getting useful information on the different profitable agricbusiness to venture into
These threads are great read

https://www.nairaland.com/4588334/how-these-3-businesses-change


https://www.nairaland.com/4507093/how-identify-start-profitable-business

Gogreen

DoAgric...itpays

My agribusiness boss!!!

Never underestimate the power of taking action on your goals....it's better to be moving than staying standstill hoping for the perfect time
Perfect time is a mirage...it's non-existent.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IqOCU7AMfvA

One of the okra harvests on our farm estate.

You too can be part of this agric prosperity by purchasing your land on any of our farm estates in ilorin, ogbomoso or ijebu-igbo

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZrZQ3xSKB3E

Reasons you need proper insurance for a successful farm business.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PoYWgElAvKs

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#getinvolved
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Never despise the days of little beginnings

Not all.land is okay for plantain, you need a good fertile.land that can sustain your plantain for many years so get a good one.
You can get in touch to acquire some acres specifically for plantain cultivation on our farm estate in ijebu-igbo,ogun state.

Be a risk taker....success only belong to the risk takers.
Good morning

I want to ask, I have been seeing your posts steadily. Is their any option for land lease for a period of 5 years in the plantain estate to plant and possibly buy it in the future as one makes profit? Just asking.


Secondly, what's the guarantee for the land not having issues in years to come for one that is not from the Yoruba tribe? U know as these things are.

Also, as regards the buying, can one start with one acre? I just wish to get a reply from you

karlxavier:
Also, as regards the buying, can one start with one acre? I just wish to get a reply from you

Yes,you can start from there but don't stop there..e get why

Many years ago,my real challenge was accessing good market for what myself and the team were producing on the farm.

6 years ago,we broke through with our network of buyers across all the food products we produce on the farm.

Now,i believe what we cultivate in our various farm estates are far lesser than the demand we currently have.

This is what I learnt during those years we were trying to find our feet getting sales

1. Create and build relationship with as many buyers as possible (e get why)

2. If you have large acreage of crops to be harvested,keep in touch weeks or months ahead with your buyers

3. Locations matters
cultivate crops in areas where you have demands.
You can't just cultivate any crops in any farm location.
The importance of being at the right location cannot be over-emphasize.

Our farm estates at ilorin, ogbomoso, ijebu-igbo are still open to agric investors/farmers who want to own their farm business.
You don't have to worry about where to sell your produce..... market is guaranteed for all of those on our farm estates.

Supervision is very important for a successful farm business

Get the knowledge for everything you will do.as far as farm business is concerned

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OmYF0wmkgH4
If you are not from Kogi,do.not watch this video

With all of thine money,have knowledge
Knowledge is the gap between success and failure,between you not losing money and actually losing money.
Without knowledge,you are not going to see returns in your investment
Seeking for knowledge bring collaboration with others
The more you learn,the higher your potential of earning
Knowledge is key.

Seek for knowledge

You can join our Agribusiness bootcamp through the link on my first page for training

Do you need farmland to start your farm business,we have thousands of farmland in our various farm estates in ijebu-igbo,ilorin and ogbomoso.
No problem, no issues,accessible,good road network.

We are the most trusted and biggest farmland owner through which you can access your farmland.

#DoAgric

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e4DlyKnr2lQ


Do plantain farm business,it pays

Want to start your own plantain farm,we have good,fertile plantain farm estate you can use with ease of setup,farm management and after-harvest sales services

Just a call away

#DoplantainItPays

Waleagro farm estates remain the most secured, viable farm location to conduct your farm enterprise to conduct your business with ease and continually earn from it.

With thousands of hectares available on our various estates covering 5 states,experienced farm managers to setup and manage your farm,you are in the right business environment if you are looking at investing in agriculture.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OPQuihQzoVU
Want to get started?
Call +2349031147593; +2348164628081
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I have seen many people who want to invest big into agriculture but they don't have the finances to carry out the required farm operations from the beginning to the end

Many years ago,I made the same mistake.
I wanted to invest in corn on about 50 Ha of land.

Having done my cost analysis and projections,I discover that the resources I have on ground will be able to finish up to the planting stage.

My thought was that before we get to the planting stage ,I should have mobilise some funds to finish up the project.

Unfortunately,my plan flop and I have to quickly restrategised,if not,i would have incur a huge loss.

I have seen few investors who conduct their farm enterprise on our various farm estates make this same mistake

When you don't have enough resources to finish up your farm operations,you end up wasting the ones you already expended on the project so therefore this is the mistake pit you need to avoid by all means.

Do your cost analysis and make sure you have enough resources to follow it through to the finish line.

Today is another opportunity to start building generational wealth by owning your own oilpalm farm on our farm estates in ijebu-igbo,Ogun state

#doagricItpays