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ezekieloe:



15K is cheap o o! I paid 50k for an acre

I paid 30k for 4acres

God bless your hustle. I love guys like you. Focus is the key. If any allow nonsense political emotion to rule his or her life I swear that person is finished.

Agriculture na correct gold mine. I'm into it since 2016 and I know how profitable it is.

God bless you bro.

Congratulations OP

My cassava farm is doing well too.

This has always been the Green Gold and would forever be the most valuable commodity.

Sp33i:
Follow me on this journey as I am to inspire youths to take up not just agriculture but anything productive and run with it.



First :



The first step in setting up a farm is to inspect the land, examine that it can be worked upon by a tractor because not all lands can be ploughed with a tractor because often times, lands can contain rocks, tree stumps that makes them unsuitable for tractor to operate on them.


You need to make sure of the suitability of your land. Once this is confirmed, you may go ahead and make payment. In my case, I paid 15,000 Naira per acre. My six acres cost me 90,000 Naira altogether

Location of this farm?

gbens2000:

I paid 30k for 4acres

Pls can you link t the land owner should he or she still have more acres of land left I'm interested.

Sp33i:




Lease can be between 10,000 - 30,000 Naira per acre depending on the community


Seeds costs around 55,000 - 60,000 Naira per acre inclusive logistics costs from the supplier, per 10Kg per acreage.


Planting costs 12,000 Naira per acre if done with a planter and fertilizer applied at the same time. Otherwise regular planting that may not give the expected planting population may cost around 8,000 Naira, while separate fertilizer application may cost 8,000 Naira per acre.


Ploughing may cost around 30,000 - 40,000 Naira per area depending on the community.


Herbicides mixture may cost around 20,000 - 25,000 Naira per 240litres mixture per acre subject to preference



Two bags of fertilizer is needed in the first application. Another bags of UREA may be needed when it starts tasselling. A bag of fertilizer may cost between 30,000 - 45,000 Naira per bag depending on the part of the country you belong.

A great job done by a good person.

Sp33i:
Weed control is everything in Maize cultivation. Weeds can eat up to 40% pf crop yield if they are not well managed in the first 8 weeks of crop growth. To ensure a weed-free farm, i utilized a combination of Lagon and Glyphosate. Lagon to seal weeds seed and inhibit weed seeds growth for weeks while Glyphosate in the herbicides mixture kills weeds that escaped tractorization.




***I personally supervised my labourers herbicides application to avoid application mistakes that may lead to weed emergence along the way. In my style of herbicides application, i always mix a fixed ratio of liquid and inform them they must continue to spray until the liquid is finished. This way there is no excuse of them just walking across the farms and not doing the actual work.



Think smart farmers !

What's the name of the herbicide pls

Chucks13:


Pls can you link t the land owner should he or she still have more acres of land left I'm interested.

Gombe

Chucks13:


Pls can you link t the land owner should he or she still have more acres of land left I'm interested.

30k for ploughing not rent

gbens2000:

30k for ploughing not rent

Oh ok. Thanks for the clarification.

Sp33i:
My next step is securing a tractor. I paid 35,000 Naira to have am acre ploughed. This same area of land can give me 10,000 fresh Maize cobs or 2.4/2.5 Tons dried maize grains. Though in my project, I am aiming to produce dried maize grains only.

wow, that ploughing is cheap! How did you secure the tractor please?

Sp33i:
My.plan is to.produceat least 90 bags of maize.over my six acres area on this project.


Follow me patiently.

Beware of cows and their herders....

gbens2000:

I paid 30k for 4acres

For rent or outright sale?

gbens2000:

Gombe

Things are cheaper there na. If people in the south are talking about things like this,don’t cheap in circumstances from
The North. We all know things are almost free there.

Sp33i:
Follow me on this journey as I am to inspire youths to take up not just agriculture but anything productive and run with it.



First :



The first step in setting up a farm is to inspect the land, examine that it can be worked upon by a tractor because not all lands can be ploughed with a tractor because often times, lands can contain rocks, tree stumps that makes them unsuitable for tractor to operate on them.


You need to make sure of the suitability of your land. Once this is confirmed, you may go ahead and make payment. In my case, I paid 15,000 Naira per acre. My six acres cost me 90,000 Naira altogether

May God Almighty bless this legitimate hustle of yours and cause you to prosper.

I am happy for you and proud of you.

IkeAnumudu:



May God Almighty bless this legitimate hustle of yours and cause you to prosper.

I am happy for you and proud of you.

Thank you. I appreciate your kind words

GreatManBee:


wow, that ploughing is cheap! How did you secure the tractor please?

I have tractor buddies. Are you in Abeokuta axis ?

@Op. Please, how much can i get an acre in Kuje

Everything looks easy,interesting and profitable on the screen here but the reality is in the farm.

Pls,if you are not a pro in this line of business ,don’t just take your money and start doing this business to avoid losses.

At the moment,maize is cheaper than even pure water. They sell 12 pieces at just #1000. If you start encouraging people into this,then the supply will even get worst and price drops further.

We that we even planted March this year,we have not yet break-even how much more seeing profit not those who will harvest afterwards. Thank God for the cassava planted in between,this will neutralize any loss.

The op is new in this line of business reason his hope is high. He should take heed and plant cassava or perhaps,if he will sell the maize dry by March next year.

Base on the current situation of each countries, if no obstacles occurred, u will be riding in million within a short time.
Herdsmen and insecurities are the major obstacle to farmers

Faposky95:


Beware of cows and their herders....

I have a motorcycle and would commence daily monitoring from Week 4-5

Henroo88:
Base on the current situation of each countries, if no obstacles occurred, u will be riding in million within a short time.
Herdsmen and insecurities are the major obstacle to farmers

My target by the year's end is 15 Mil

Good day, op , how can one get a tractor here in abeokuta to help me work on my farm

Mary95:
Everything looks easy,interesting and profitable on the screen here but the reality is in the farm.

Pls,if you are not a pro in this line of business ,don’t just take your money and start doing this business to avoid losses.

At the moment,maize is cheaper than even pure water. They sell 12 pieces at just #1000. If you start encouraging people into this,then the supply will even get worst and price drops further.

We that we even planted March this year,we have not yet break-even how much more seeing profit not those who will harvest afterwards. Thank God for the cassava planted in between,this will neutralize any loss.

The op is new in this line of business reason his hope is high. He should take heed and plant cassava or perhaps,if he will sell the maize dry by March next year.

Thanks. I have standby buyers for my dried maize grains. I know the qty of seeds i planted and the estimated financial inflow. Hence, i am not worried. As an educated farmer, i go with my figures from blueprint to the field. I am not selling fresh, nor worried about price fluctuations

Sp33i:



Thanks. I have standby buyers for my dried maize grains. I know the qty of seeds i planted and the estimated financial inflow. Hence, i am not worried. As an educated farmer, i go with my figures from blueprint to the field. I am not selling fresh, nor worried about price fluctuations

God will help you. I would rather you plant cassava by the side. In 8 months time, you will start harvest. This is the real deal and not maize.

Sp33i:




My target by the year's end is 15 Mil

Pls,update this thread after 3 months time

Sp33i:
My next step is securing a tractor. I paid 35,000 Naira to have am acre ploughed. This same area of land can give me 10,000 fresh Maize cobs or 2.4/2.5 Tons dried maize grains. Though in my project, I am aiming to produce dried maize grains only.

Can I pls get this to rent in Abeokuta?

Sp33i:
My.plan is to.produceat least 90 bags of maize.over my six acres area on this project.


Follow me patiently.

Please is 90 bags of maize obtainable from 6 acres of land?

Mary95:
Everything looks easy,interesting and profitable on the screen here but the reality is in the farm.

Pls,if you are not a pro in this line of business ,don’t just take your money and start doing this business to avoid losses.

At the moment,maize is cheaper than even pure water. They sell 12 pieces at just #1000. If you start encouraging people into this,then the supply will even get worst and price drops further.

We that we even planted March this year,we have not yet break-even how much more seeing profit not those who will harvest afterwards. Thank God for the cassava planted in between,this will neutralize any loss.

The op is new in this line of business reason his hope is high. He should take heed and plant cassava or perhaps,if he will sell the maize dry by March next year.

Are those plants on the ground potatoes or just weed?