Have you used your land in any of the ways listed above? Tell me below. If you are interested in owning cassava farmland in Ogun state, check out Greenhills Cassava Farmstead Phone: (+234) 700 -0202 -000 Email: support@greenhillsfarmstead.com Web: greenhillsfarmstead.com
My parents have being doing this for years .They allow a farmer to plant yams on their land .At harvest we get half of the crops . They never buy yam in the market!
Im glad you made this video… I remember asking you have you ever been to the place called farm park… I’m in the states should I Contact the person on the site or could you assist me.
I love your caveat , (Must be present during harvest, this were money disappear ) yes , nice investment if you live in Nigeria or have a trusted family member. But it’s not for the faint hearted .
@@IveomaMedia . You are so right , my dad is 75 years old, and he goes on at me with this advice. That I must be on ground to look after my investment. He says it’s a golden rule of any investment in Nigeria. Especially at the point when money is exchanging hands . But not withstanding that, this business is a good business, food is essential, even the poor must eat . And with over 200 million people to feed . Framing and food production is a good business.
Herdsmen is a growing problem across certain regions in Nigeria and hiring security and fencing in land is a possible solution that we mentioned in this video.
@@sirena7811 No! The only 'tax' on land is ground rent and it's usually low. Interestingly, most farmlands are not in urban areas and thus, free from ground rent obligation.
Have you used your land in any of the ways listed above? Tell me below.
If you are interested in owning cassava farmland in Ogun state, check out
Greenhills Cassava Farmstead
Phone: (+234) 700 -0202 -000
Email: support@greenhillsfarmstead.com
Web: greenhillsfarmstead.com
My parents have being doing this for years .They allow a farmer to plant yams on their land .At harvest we get half of the crops . They never buy yam in the market!
Love to hear this!
Im glad you made this video… I remember asking you have you ever been to the place called farm park… I’m in the states should I Contact the person on the site or could you assist me.
Love your commitment to our nations growth. I envy your work in a good way😍 ❤️
Thank you Vida 🙏🏾 We got to be committed!! ❤️
I love your caveat , (Must be present during harvest, this were money disappear ) yes , nice investment if you live in Nigeria or have a trusted family member. But it’s not for the faint hearted .
Thank you! Yes harvest season is the season no one should miss if they are serious about making money and true not for the faint hearted.
@@IveomaMedia . You are so right , my dad is 75 years old, and he goes on at me with this advice. That I must be on ground to look after my investment. He says it’s a golden rule of any investment in Nigeria. Especially at the point when money is exchanging hands . But not withstanding that, this business is a good business, food is essential, even the poor must eat . And with over 200 million people to feed . Framing and food production is a good business.
Grow GOJI BERRYS.
I keep hearing about herdsmen attacking farmers and making life difficult for everyone. How do you intend to deal with this?
Herdsmen is a growing problem across certain regions in Nigeria and hiring security and fencing in land is a possible solution that we mentioned in this video.
Would I be able to buy land for under 20K in us dollars
Yes, several acres for that amount of money.
@@IveomaMedia thanks for your reply; are there land taxes to pay like the US?
@@sirena7811 No! The only 'tax' on land is ground rent and it's usually low. Interestingly, most farmlands are not in urban areas and thus, free from ground rent obligation.