As a follow-up to AgriTech Lab 1.0, we hosted 20 youths and participants of AgriTech Lab 1.0 at a soilless farm where they underwent a 3-hour long on-site training on soilless farming. The training which held on Wednesday 12th June, 2019 at Abeokuta, Ogun State was facilitated by Samson Ogbole,
Start-ups
Youth Start-Up 2018 – December Interview- MyFarmBase Africa
MyFarmBase Africa‘s Youth Start-Up of The Month was created to tell the stories of young farmers and agricpreneurs alongside reaching out to prospective farmers to learn from their successes and failures with the sole aim of increasing food production and making huge profits from the different value chains in agriculture.
Youth Start Up of The Month
MyFarmBase Africa‘s Youth Start Up of The Month was created to tell the stories of young farmers and agricpreneurs alongside reaching out to prospective farmers to learn from their successes and failures with the sole aim of increasing food production and making huge profits from the different value chains in
Maize Marketing
TIPS FOR EFFECTIVE MAIZE MARKETING Identify your corn market before you start your maize farming: A farmer will do well to identify his/her corn market before starting a maize farm. He has to determine if he will use middlemen to get his produce to the market, or sell his corn
Maize Farming And Its Profitability
Introduction to Maize Farming in Nigeria Maize farming is one of the crop farming that is very suitable for Nigerians, it is as old as man itself, and it has been done commercially in Africa in general and Nigeria in particular for decades now. Maize is perhaps the most common
Top 10 Lucrative Farming In Nigeria
1. Rice Farming – Nigeria has one of the world’s highest rice consumption stat. Rice is by far one of the most popular staple food among Nigerians, almost every family eats rice daily in Nigeria. In 2011 alone, Nigeria spent N 991 Billion on Rice importation and the rice we import is
SOLUTIONS TO AGRICULTURAL FINANCING IN AGRICULTURE
Agricultural financing, in recent times, has become a serious concern in most developing countries. This is as a result of the significance of the agricultural sector in the economies of most developing countries. The economies of many African countries are growing fast with agriculture accounting for a third of Africa’s