MOST PROFITABLE CROPS (2022); five most profitable crops/ profitable crops/ top crops/ Nigeria farms
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- Опубликовано: 2 фев 2025
- Five (5) most profitable crops have been well outlined in this video for both local farmers, urban farmers, as well as new investors in Nigeria and across the world.
The joy of any farmer is to make a profit at the end of the day after planting and this starts from choosing the right crops to cultivate.
The crops have been carefully picked after several years of farming practice and cultivation of these crops. They are tested and trusted and we, therefore, hope it informs your next crop selection for the planting season.
Feel free to drop your comments, as well as reach out to us if you have any further questions.
You can reach us for consultancy or farm set up on any of the contacts below:
Email: anthonychidav@gmail.com
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Maize
Rice
Sweet potatoes
Pumpkin
Palm fruit
Keep it up my brother, God will see you through in Jesus name.
God bless you, I like your detailed video.
Thank you so much
This is an amazing content for anyone intending to go into crop farming ..
You'll be glad you perused this awesome content.
Have you considered worm farming? I raise millions of worms to sell/fertilize my garden, and to show others how to care for them :) no acreage needed!
Plantain is another lovely one
Absolutely yes
Wowww
Awesome
Let me go and plant
I'm sure this video would be really helpful
Thank you so much Chidav, GOD bless you for sharing
Great info as always. My best pick is sweet potato... 3 months, high in nutrients and very yummy😊
Great videos
I got so much value 😊
Great to know
Lovely video and very straight to point. God bless you.
Maize, Rice, Sweet Potato, Pumpkin leaf, and Palm tree. Nice info
But is maize really profitable
If done on a large scale and done right, yes
Kudos to you farmer Chidav. However, I think there is a miss up.
In my opinion, there is supposed to be a categorization of those crop into vegetables, Semi-perennial and cash Crop. Oil palm should be into the category of cocoa, coconut, rubber, plantain, etc.
While Ugu goes into the category of cucumber, cabbage, lettuces, etc
Lastly, maize and potatoes, soya, etc falls into one category too.
Placing oil palm side by side with maize and Ugu is...
Nonetheless, kudos bro
Thanks for letting me in on that.
Well, I didn't categorize the crops in groups or family.
The crops were picked based on their market demand and the analysis we did from were we are here in Western part of Nigeria.
This crops profitability are relative and what might be profitable here might not be elsewhere, hence, the reason for my stating the criteria for picking most profitable crops in any location at the beginning of the video.
Anyways, thanks for your observation.
That's really thoughtful of you Sir
@@ChidavAgriculturalHub thank you
Can maise or ugu do well in a well spaced plantain plantation farm?
Ill use my fish pound water to water it
Amazing
Sir, thank you for this informative video. Do you sell ugu, ewedu (jute), or okra seedlings? I want to start irrigation farming and only grow vegetables. I am thinking about growing sweet potatoes as well. What are your thoughts, Sir? Thank you.
Yes, we have ugu seeds.
And your crop choice are not bad, however, ensure you make market survey before you begin production, to see what the market really wants.
Thank you so much Man i have really learned a lot. i am doing a lot in my backyard
Good to know sir
Well done
Thank you
We love you
Thank you so much
Well said bro
Good info
Thanks 🙏
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I live in Belize I need to learn more
You can always reachout to us and let's see how we may assist your learning
I want to learn how to cultivate Sweet Peruvian Jam, it helps people control their diabetes and is good sweet fruit. Where could I get seeds?
We do not grow that particular crop for now
Hi, nice content, i really like and appreciate your energy.
I have a hectare of land in Niger state, in considering going into moringa farming. Pls advice
Let the marker demand determine what you cultivate and not the other way round.
Please having listened to your elaborate explanations and thoughts, I observed there is no contact details to Chidav Agricultural hub?
Did you check the description sir?
We sometimes place the contact details there.
Bro, what about coconut farming? Should you rather go for palm tree farming?
I've not actually looked at coconut farming.
But from the uses of palm oil, it's enough to show how lucrative it is. Palm oil is one plant that virtually every part of it is commercially useful.
From, the oil, the kernels, the fronds, etc., all are useful.
You will not find any staking ugu in Lagos. Ugu in Lagos grown on the ground only.
Well, that depends on the purpose of the farm in the first place.
Staking is most necessary when cultivating for pods and not leaves.
Nice
Thank you for this video. Do you think planting a small commercial ugu farm in sack bags is a good alternative? Do you know if yield will be affected?
Yield won't be afffected.
All you need is a good management practice
@@ChidavAgriculturalHub Thank you 🙏
Very Informative and Relevant!❤
Nice picks. Please, can you make a video on the planting seasons, type of land/environment best for each pick?
Alright Sir.
We'll look into it and see how we go about the video.
Thanks for your feedback.
If you actually follow this persons advice you'll be looking for where you kept your money cause palm firstly takes an average of 3-5yrs to mature not 3yrs let you mind look more on 4yrs and that's if you get the right breed and then sweet potatoes is a lot of work for not so much money But feel free to break your back digging and picking potato if you have a small amount of land do veggies water leaf, ugu, tomato... They tend to yield regularly and require a relatively small portion of land which is important for someone going into planting for the first time
Well, I don't know how long you've been in the business, but I would appreciate if you give a constructive suggestion.
Whatever crop you choose to go for like I well stated at the start of this video is a function of location, days to maturity, seasonality, market demand etc.
So, if it's not working at your end doesn't mean it won't at another person's end.
And mind you, this are practical picks, they weren't picked out of the blues. And there are a lot of factors to consider before you make a pick.
Thanks for your video Brother.. please like how many sucker of banana can one plant on 3 three plot of land?
You welcome
It depends on the spacing you choose. Though I recommend 2m by 2m if you're cultivating it on a commercial scale /for commercial purpose.
Using 2m by 2m spacing , you'll have about 500 plantain stands on 3 plots.
You welcome
It depends on the spacing you choose. Though I recommend 2m by 2m if you're cultivating it on a commercial scale /for commercial purpose.
Using 2m by 2m spacing , you'll have about 500 plantain stands on 3 plots.
@@ChidavAgriculturalHub thanks for your quick response, i really appreciate..
is for commercial purpose.. but I'm planning to inventor into it, but is Banana that am planning.
Please Brother, Banana and plantain, which one is better in commercial purposes, and please will like to know about there advantages and disadvantages as well.
The truth is both are on high demand commercially.
But you have more demand for plantains than bananas, because of the various things you could do with plantains.
@@ChidavAgriculturalHub thanks for your replies.. i really appreciate.
What about Cassava?
What about Plantain ?
Plantain is as well very lucrative
Can I plant all of this in Enugu Nigeria??
Yes, you can.
Well quite informative but I doubt if the OP is a real farmer because his whole list is off,he said 5 most profitable crops but what he mentioned are 5 easy crops to grow,how did he leave out cucumbers that can yield #300-400 k from one plot of land during dry season or hot peppers that my farm manager got close to #800k from 700 crops from June to november ,,for me the most profitable crop to size of land is first cucumbers,peppers,watermelon,eggplant,okra,cabbage,,these are the money printing crops if you can manage it,none of those crops mentioned can pull in #100k from one plot of land but I have seen a plot of cucumber farm yield almost #500k in 80days
The crops you mentioned are in no doubt quite profitable. But, I'm quite sure you don't have an idea of the crops and have not done a proper feasibility study on them, hence your conclusion, or have not really ventured into them.
However, I always encourage expressing of our opinions constructively on this channel. We are all open to new ideas.
Good evening please how can you help one who want to invest in these business
You may have to reachout to us. Send us an email
How much do I need to farm a hecter of sweet potatoes
I can't give a figure as different factors would determine the cost of production
what state are you from
I'm a Nigerian
Good response for an oncought question
Great video, thank you for the information.
I'm considering planting cucumber, chilli pepper, bell pepper on 3 acres of land, are they profitable crops?
I'm targeting October to December to sell them here in Lagos.
They are profitable.
Just ensure you have irrigation in place.
Or have you cultivated already ?
I don’t understand how yams is not on this list…
We couldn't have considered all crops.
Why sweat potatoes OVER yams. Some variants of Casava you can get yields in 6/7 months and harvest 2 crops a year… Why are sweat potato the best of the three?
How can I buy palm tree that will grow and start bearing fruit within 3yrs?
Well, you would need to get an hybrid variety.
And due to our management practices here in Nigeria, you might not have your palm tree bearing fruits until after like 5 years and then, you start getting full harvest after 7 years.
But from hence forth, it shall start to produce every month.
What of Cassava, Can I plant it together with Maize
Yes, you can intercrop them.