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I'd like to go into Cassava farming. I have about 20 plots of land which is 2 plots above 3 acres

pls those who are already into this business, kindly share your experiences and the things i should know.

Thanks

2m

Zwooks:
2m

Okay. Thanks.

It depends on the variety of cassava that you are Cultivating.

Other Factors: Nutrients of Your Soil, Spacing for your Stems, And Weed And Pest Control.

ExtraIncomes:
It depends on the variety of cassava that you are Cultivating.

Other Factors: Nutrients of Your Soil, Spacing for your Stems, And Weed And Pest Control.

Thanks bro

which variety do you suggest?

AyeMoJuba:
I'd like to go into Cassava farming. I have about 20 plots of land which is 2 plots above 3 acres

pls those who are already into this business, kindly share your experiences and the things i should know.

Thanks

200k net profit in 1 year with good agricultural practice and fertile land x 3

AyeMoJuba:



Thanks bro

which variety do you suggest?

TME419 is Good.

It Has Less Cyanide. And It is What is Being used to produce Custard.

I also have a company in Ondo State That Can Buy Over 30 Tonnes of TME419 Variety When You Convey Them To Their Company.

ExtraIncomes:


TME419 is Good.

It Has Less Cyanide. And It is What is Being used to produce Custard.

I also have a company in Ondo State That Can Buy Over 30 Tonnes of TME419 Variety When You Convey Them To Their Company.

Thanks for this info

ExtraIncomes:


TME419 is Good.

It Has Less Cyanide. And It is What is Being used to produce Custard.
...

isn't custard corn derived? Never heard of cassava custard o.

RepoMan007:
isn't custard corn derived? Never heard of cassava custard o.

That's what i know too...never heard custard is made from cassava.

ExtraIncomes:


TME419 is Good.

It Has Less Cyanide. And It is What is Being used to produce Custard.

I also have a company in Ondo State That Can Buy Over 30 Tonnes of TME419 Variety When You Convey Them To Their Company.

RepoMan007:
isn't custard corn derived?
Never heard of cassava custard o.

...


Wittyness

AyeMoJuba:


That's what i know too...never heard custard is made from cassava.

Now, You Know.


I Presently Produce Custard From The Abundance of TME419 Cassava Tubers @ My Cassava Mill in Ugep, Cross River State.

It's Called "Ege Oniyan" in Ekiti State - Meaning: Cassava That Tastes Like Yam.




It is What We Use To Also Produce Yellow Garri in Cross River State.

excanny:


200k net profit in 1 year with good agricultural practice and fertile land x 3

200k fromn3 acres.
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Even 2 plots of land can generate over 200k if managed well.

RainMoreDFARMS:
200k fromn3 acres.
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Even 2 plots of land can generate over 200k if managed well.

I knew that figure can't be right because even my expenses rough estimation is over 200k...so how will a farm I spent over 200k to cultivate bring out a paltry sum of 200k?

A whole years job?

RainMoreDFARMS:
200k fromn3 acres.
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Even 2 plots of land can generate over 200k if managed well.

times 3. 200k/acre. Net profit.

I am a cassava farmer ( through my bro), things are getting more expensive. Last year tractor work was about 25k per acre, now they are projecting 40k to 45 k per acre. Currently, 3 acres cassava will generate up to 3 million naira, while the profit will be up to 2 million naira.

Nigerfine3:
I am a cassava farmer ( through my bro), things are getting more expensive. Last year tractor work was about 25k per acre, now they are projecting 40k to 45 k per acre. Currently, 3 acres cassava will generate up to 3 million naira, while the profit will be up to 2 million naira.

Is this for processing the cassava into Gaari or just selling the tubers without processing?

AyeMoJuba:


Is this for processing the cassava into Gaari or just selling the tubers without processing?

Yes. Processing will shoot your profit to millions. But raw tubers wont give you much.

Nigerfine3:
I am a cassava farmer ( through my bro), things are getting more expensive. Last year tractor work was about 25k per acre, now they are projecting 40k to 45 k per acre. Currently, 3 acres cassava will generate up to 3 million naira, while the profit will be up to 2 million naira.

Sounds better.
You don't expect someone to spend one year cultivating a crop and ends up making 600k profit on 3 acres... it's a spoiler.

I'm here to learn too

APC ERS SHOULD ANSWER THIS CORRECTLY.
THEIR MOTTO IS AGBADO, CASSAVA AND GARRI

A lot if you partner with someone abroad who will buy them, that way you can make your money in pounds or dollars.

@op, if it's well managed and you have the right variety of cassava, you should have above n3m in 1 year.

Is it for garri? Or is it for eba?

No idea

excanny:


200k net profit in 1 year with good agricultural practice and fertile land x 3

Lol.

Even if the seeds of the cassava are kwashiorkors, it will still generate above 200k for that size of land.

Sha remove money for ransome put for corner

Also if you can, fence the whole acre of cassava farm, This advise is from a farmer recently attacked by Fulani Herdsmen/bandits

it depends on many factors
the location, the fertility of the soil, the cost of labourers etc

3 acr of land can give you more that 5m in Benue state

Jh0wsef:
APC ERS SHOULD ANSWER THIS CORRECTLY.
THEIR MOTTO IS AGBADO, CASSAVA AND GARRI

The only thing in your shallow brain is APC. People are discussing how to make money and make meaningful contributions to society but na only APC dey your brain. Pathetic.

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