Why Choosing the Right Country Matters Selling your farm produce abroad can bring 2–5x more profit than selling locally, but not every country is the same. Some countries buy African food like hot cake, while others have high import restrictions. L ...
Hidden Gold: Other Valuable Resources Farmers Can Make Money From in Nigeria Na only crops and livestock dey make money for farm? No be so o! Many farmers for Nigeria dey miss out on extra money wey dem fit make from small-small but very valuable reso ...
Farmers, Don’t Be Fooled! After finding things like columbite or strange stones on your farm, the next thing na to verify am well. Some people go just carry stone think say na diamond or gold, meanwhile e fit just be granite. This post go guide you on ...
More Than Just Food Farming in Africa is often seen as solely focused on food production, but many farmers don’t realize the goldmine of raw materials they’re sitting on. These crops and natural resources are utilized in various industries, including ...
Why USA & UK Farming Systems Matter for Nigerians Agriculture in the USA and Britain is advanced, highly mechanized, and export-driven. For Nigerians looking to invest, learn, or partner abroad, these countries offer tested systems that can transf ...
7 Foreign Grant Opportunities You Can Apply For (as a Nigerian Farmer) 1. Mastercard Foundation Agribusiness Support (via local partners) Focus: Youth farmers, women in agriculture, agro-innovation.📍 How to Access: Partner with youth agri-NGOs ...
Foreign Farming Secrets and How to Utilize Them in Africa Farming don dey change everywhere for the world. While many African farmers still dey struggle with small harvest and old methods, other countries like Israel, Netherlands, and USA dey use powe ...
Why Diaspora–Local Farmer Partnerships Matter Over $25 billion is sent to Nigeria yearly in remittances, but only a small part goes into agriculture investment. Meanwhile: Nigerian farmers lack capital Diaspora Nigerians seek passive, impact ...
There are over 20 million Nigerians living abroad, and dem miss: Traditional food Natural herbs and spices Unprocessed native ingredients Supermarkets, African stores, restaurants, and online buyers abroad dey hunt for Nigerian products dai ...
Why Farming Is a Smart Move for Nigerians Abroad Agriculture remains one of the most stable and profitable sectors in Nigeria, and with the right people on the ground, you can: Own your farm (land + produce) Generate income monthly/seasonally ...
Why Agro Export Business Makes Sense for Diaspora Nigerians Agro-products from Nigeria like garri, palm oil, dried pepper, shea butter, ginger, sesame seeds, ogbono, bitter leaf are hot cakes abroad — especially in African and Caribbean communities in ...
Why Backyard Farming Na Goldmine Even if you no get land, your compound, backyard, or front porch fit feed your family and give you steady income. Crops like: Ugu (fluted pumpkin) Scent leaf (nchuanwu) Okra Tomatoes Pepper Amaran ...
Why Palm Oil Business Dey Hot Palm oil na gold in liquid form — e no dey go out of demand.People use am for: Cooking Soap making Cream & cosmetics Industrial purposes...and e dey sell year-round. You fit: Buy and resell Pro ...
Waste No Be Waste Again! Many farmers throw away: Poultry droppings Fish water Vegetable stems Broken grains Leftover peels Animal dung But wetin you dey call dirt fit turn to steady stream of income if you package am well. Here ...
🌽 Why Packaging and Branding Matter No be just about wetin you grow, na how you present am wey go make buyers trust you, pay better, and come back again. If your garri, beans, tomatoes, catfish, pepper, or yam dey well packaged: You go sell fa ...
🥜 Why Groundnut Oil Business Make Sense Groundnut oil (a.k.a. peanut oil) dey used everywhere in Nigeria — from mama put to big restaurants. The demand steady, and if you process clean oil, you go sell well. Bonus: You go also make money from: ...
Plenty people get passion for farming but no get the capital to start. Whether na: Poultry Catfish Crop farming Snail, piggery, or goat business You need small money to begin — but you no must wait till you hammer. This post go show you ...
Whether you dey sell rice, garri, yam, vegetables or live chicken — social media na free market wey dey open 24/7. With Facebook and WhatsApp: You go reach more people Sell faster Avoid middlemen Build loyal customers 1. Snap Sharp, C ...
Many of our Nigerian farmers dey dig their land for planting, only to jam black stone wey resemble metal. Sometimes e dey shine, e get weight, and e dey attract interest from strangers. That stone fit be columbite, and e get serious market value both for ...
Gone are the days when you gats wait for market day or beg middlemen. With your phone and data, you fit sell your cassava, yam, tomatoes, catfish, eggs — anything — to people for town or even other states! Selling online: Increases your reach C ...
