I came across your channel today. I have also decided to move back to my home country in a few months time. Agriculture is one of the businesses I am targeting and I have to say your channel has been an inspiration. We need more minds like you in Africa who will use their business and strategy knowledge and experiences to solve the perennial issues that have been hindering the growth of our countries. Keep it up.
oooh special congratulations on your decision and thanks so much for the kind words. We need more people who are passionate about the growth of africa for sure.
You are doing a fine job Bayo, I think the story is the same everywhere in Nigeria, inflation is indeed crazy, I was telling someone some time ago that when I started planting oil palm in 2019 fuel for my van to and fro my house to the farm was N2500 now I spend N12000 for the same distance. same with other inputs. Pineapple, Cassava, and Plantain are not really cash crops You need to come to the real cash crops, oil palm, Cocoa, Coconut, etc., especially oil palm, One advantage is that you can intercrop oil palm with pineapple and plantain in between the space in the early 3 years of the plantation.
Comment by mo jo from previously uploaded video Wow Bayo, you went through a lot of these projects. But this was a learning curve. Thank you for sharing all this information.
Tayo Oyeleye Publicly subscribed to you (2 years) • 1 day ago Well done. Bayo. It sounds like you have been a fly on the wall on our farm. We have been through all the hoops and loops as pointed out. The Plan-do-check-act Procedure will certainly result in a successful venture. Thank you for sharing your experience and providing guidelines.
Mola • 1 day ago I came across your channel today. I have also decided to move back to my home country in a few months time. Agriculture is one of the businesses I am targeting and I have to say your channel has been an inspiration. We need more minds like you in Africa who will use their business and strategy knowledge and experiences to solve the perennial issues that have been hindering the growth of our countries. Keep it up.
Thanks so much, Brother, everything you said here is true, most especially that part were one has to ensure that there is an agreement if the land is already being used by a farmer in the community.
I want to do this farming thing: crop, pigs, and garri processing, meat processing if not too expensive. However, the hands-on angle is my stumbling block. I'll only be in Nigeria for 4 to 5 months next year. Do you plan on integrating animals? And what is the minimum to invest in your farming processes?
Well done. Bayo. It sounds like you have been a fly on the wall on our farm. We have been through all the hoops and loops as pointed out. The Plan-do-check-act Procedure will certainly result in a successful venture. Thank you for sharing your experience and providing guidelines.
LOL. im glad to hear im not the only one goi9ng through it. ha. I love your plan-do-check-act system. Great stuff! and just add double check at the end. haha Thanks for chiming in.
Mr Adio, I really appreciate you, I am not looking at you as a farmer, the p art one has shown this, I pray that the mistake you have made will help you , andsend Devin helpers to you,farming is interesting, actually you gain sm and lose sm, but don't be discouraged, farmer are rich and you can make it,be encourage and move forward
Hi Bayo , I live abroad and i have been farming in Nigeria since 2020 , i want to change my style after watching this video , can you connect me with contractors to clear my farm , i don't want to retain clearing farm worker anymore !!, managing them is great problem .
We are harvesting now and expanding to have more land available. we just opened up PHASE II yesterday! Please reach out to us if interested +2349157402945
Amazing video Bayo, I am currently starting a project in Ogun state this week for the year and this came at the right time, I will be planting cassava and corn this time! And I hope it will go well, I took so many notes..so sorry it didn't work as much as you would like the time around but the experience is priceless!
@@thenigeriannomad thank you! Will be planting cassava and corn this time round, on a 5 acre land, I'm using this land to learn the curves,as I have 4 hectare of land in Cotonou and don't want to dive into that yet until I know what I'm doing! As per your advice
ooh three main things. - Water / Electricity - Shelter - Labour. - Mode of transportation - A motorcyle, and a truck is a good start,( Maybe a small tractors if you got the money )
We had to visit the king' palace to settle the farmers in the presence of the community folks😅. We settled for 1million Naira, signed and sealed. Lesson learned. Naija is not a beans and rice o😅
Hello Bayo bawo ni. I hope you remember me we spoke through what’sapp however recently my info had been hacked. I hope we can speak again as you know I’ll be there soon! Thank you E Seun
Hi Bayo, i struggle to understand why a land is sold yet still being used by others? Surely ownership should be respected? Do the sellers and the owners not talk?
@@omoyemwen411 this happened to me for a residential project - we had to go bad otherwise... it's going to be a long thing. that said, you are seen like the one who is not compassionate. like Bayo mentioned, they will keep playing fast one on you
I came across your channel today. I have also decided to move back to my home country in a few months time. Agriculture is one of the businesses I am targeting and I have to say your channel has been an inspiration. We need more minds like you in Africa who will use their business and strategy knowledge and experiences to solve the perennial issues that have been hindering the growth of our countries. Keep it up.
oooh special congratulations on your decision and thanks so much for the kind words. We need more people who are passionate about the growth of africa for sure.
I learnt a lot from part 1 and 2, am planning to start a 250 acres project soon, so I definitely learnt a lot.
You are doing a fine job Bayo, I think the story is the same everywhere in Nigeria, inflation is indeed crazy, I was telling someone some time ago that when I started planting oil palm in 2019 fuel for my van to and fro my house to the farm was N2500 now I spend N12000 for the same distance. same with other inputs. Pineapple, Cassava, and Plantain are not really cash crops You need to come to the real cash crops, oil palm, Cocoa, Coconut, etc., especially oil palm, One advantage is that you can intercrop oil palm with pineapple and plantain in between the space in the early 3 years of the plantation.
❤I’m happy to meet my fellow naija content creators adding much value🎉
Thank you so much!
Descendant9 • 1 day ago
Very informative thank you! I will be in Naija soon so this much needed!
Comment by mo jo from previously uploaded video
Wow Bayo, you went through a lot of these projects. But this was a learning curve. Thank you for sharing all this information.
Tayo Oyeleye
Publicly subscribed to you (2 years)
• 1 day ago
Well done. Bayo. It sounds like you have been a fly on the wall on our farm. We have been through all the hoops and loops as pointed out. The Plan-do-check-act Procedure will certainly result in a successful venture. Thank you for sharing your experience and providing guidelines.
Mola • 1 day ago
I came across your channel today. I have also decided to move back to my home country in a few months time. Agriculture is one of the businesses I am targeting and I have to say your channel has been an inspiration. We need more minds like you in Africa who will use their business and strategy knowledge and experiences to solve the perennial issues that have been hindering the growth of our countries. Keep it up.
Thanks so much, Brother, everything you said here is true, most especially that part were one has to ensure that there is an agreement if the land is already being used by a farmer in the community.
Thank you oooh!
Helpful. Thank you.
You're very welcome! stay tuned for more :)
Big thank you Bayo
You are very welcome
Comment by Addul ldi from previously uploaded video
Great content but Wai wo that number 14 “OMONILE” no be joke. Thanks for sharing!!
So detailed and useful. I like it all.
Lots of lessons learnt from the parts 1and 2 videos. Thank you for sharing in such detail. I have indeed gained value .Watching from Cameroon.
Proud of you brother you're doing great
Just the good truth .
yes oooh!
Very informative thank you! I will be in Naija soon so this much needed!
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks
Some invaluable points right here. Good content.
Glad you enjoyed it
Zab Zabulus • 1 day ago
Big thank you Bayo
Awesome job Bayo. I learnt a thing or two.
Thanks!
This is awesome
Thank you.
I want to do this farming thing: crop, pigs, and garri processing, meat processing if not too expensive.
However, the hands-on angle is my stumbling block.
I'll only be in Nigeria for 4 to 5 months next year.
Do you plan on integrating animals? And what is the minimum to invest in your farming processes?
Well done. Bayo. It sounds like you have been a fly on the wall on our farm. We have been through all the hoops and loops as pointed out. The Plan-do-check-act Procedure will certainly result in a successful venture. Thank you for sharing your experience and providing guidelines.
LOL. im glad to hear im not the only one goi9ng through it. ha. I love your plan-do-check-act system. Great stuff! and just add double check at the end. haha Thanks for chiming in.
Really inspired
Thank you
Great content but Wai wo that number 14 “OMONILE” no be joke. Thanks for sharing!!
It is always a pain.lol. Thanks for chiming in
Thanks soo much for this informativ video.
Glad it was helpful!
Hello.please who are the consultants you used?
Intimidating height .
Damn
it is ?
Mr Adio, I really appreciate you, I am not looking at you as a farmer, the p art one has shown this, I pray that the mistake you have made will help you , andsend Devin helpers to you,farming is interesting, actually you gain sm and lose sm, but don't be discouraged, farmer are rich and you can make it,be encourage and move forward
Amen oooh . Thank you!
Thanx for this video
Most welcome
Hi Bayo , I live abroad and i have been farming in Nigeria since 2020 , i want to change my style after watching this video , can you connect me with contractors to clear my farm , i don't want to retain clearing farm worker anymore !!, managing them is great problem .
Very nice.Where are you in the process now?Also do you have plots under your infrastructure available to the public
We are harvesting now and expanding to have more land available. we just opened up PHASE II yesterday! Please reach out to us if interested +2349157402945
Amazing video Bayo, I am currently starting a project in Ogun state this week for the year and this came at the right time, I will be planting cassava and corn this time! And I hope it will go well, I took so many notes..so sorry it didn't work as much as you would like the time around but the experience is priceless!
ooooh Awesome. Good luck to you ooooh. What arr you planting ?
@@thenigeriannomad thank you! Will be planting cassava and corn this time round, on a 5 acre land, I'm using this land to learn the curves,as I have 4 hectare of land in Cotonou and don't want to dive into that yet until I know what I'm doing! As per your advice
is this a reupload. I am sure I watched this yesterday
Aaaah yes it was :)
Hi Bayo, can you list the infrastructures needed on ground before kickoff of the farming itself ?
ooh three main things.
- Water / Electricity
- Shelter
- Labour.
- Mode of transportation - A motorcyle, and a truck is a good start,( Maybe a small tractors if you got the money )
@@thenigeriannomad wow quite a lot.. thank you for the information, greatly appreciated
@@erodigie if you are doing large scale farming . If you are doing just an acre or so. You don't need all of that.
@@thenigeriannomad ok, makes sense, thanks
@@thenigeriannomad You know you could write a book about your farming experience/journey.. how to start a farm in Nigeria…
On your cash crop farm, how do you control/prevent theft?
We had to visit the king' palace to settle the farmers in the presence of the community folks😅. We settled for 1million Naira, signed and sealed. Lesson learned. Naija is not a beans and rice o😅
YEP! you gotta respect the local people coming from the outside.
Hello Bayo bawo ni. I hope you remember me we spoke through what’sapp however recently my info had been hacked. I hope we can speak again as you know I’ll be there soon!
Thank you
E Seun
You should plant cocoa and palm tree. They are very profitable. Se awon ole ode wa nji isu ati agbado ati gbaguda no oru.
LOL. We have started planting palm trees for sure.
@@thenigeriannomad Thanks but you didn't answer other question about awon ole.
Could you please provide me with the contact information for borehole drilling and machine clearing services.
sure. check out onyxgeoservices.com
Hi Bayo, i struggle to understand why a land is sold yet still being used by others? Surely ownership should be respected? Do the sellers and the owners not talk?
Sometimes the owner needs money and sell the land before the farmer on the land clear it.
@@omoyemwen411 this happened to me for a residential project - we had to go bad otherwise... it's going to be a long thing. that said, you are seen like the one who is not compassionate. like Bayo mentioned, they will keep playing fast one on you
Hello sir please I am interested in cash crop farming and agro real estate please how can I contact you
I’m moving to Nigeria soon- need a nice - clean place with modern appliances. Interested in learning how to farm to grow my own food😊
Anytime. Let us know when you are ready!
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I have a friend who tells me there are no jobs for men who are over 40 . Do you know of any jobs cause he isn't eating cause he has no money.
idk of any jobs except for farming.
@@thenigeriannomad thank you
Why don't you just buy the land.
Are u still accepting investors now for 2024
Yes we are
Hi bayo. How does one join the farming community. I am interested. Let's chat