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HOW TO MAKE MONEY FROM SCENT LEAF FARMING

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Scent leaf farming in Nigeria can earn you N200,000 months if you do it in a big way. While most people are looking around for the type of business to do and make money, many do not know how lucrative it would be for them to look towards vegetable farming in Nigeria. The demand for vegetables in Nigeria is very high and no amount you produced that will be enough. In this article, we will be looking at the overall values of this vegetable plant called Clove Basil. (Efirin in Yoruba, Nchanwu in Igbo, Daidoya in Hausa) and many other different names from different regions in the country. Scent leave is used for the preparation of various Nigerian and African foods such as pepper soup, Ofe Akwu, Yam porridge, vegetable soup, and other types of soups. They are very good and women are always out in search for it in the markets. Apart from the wonderful aroma that this leaf gives, it is also used as traditional medicine because scent leaf is known and believed to take care of good nu...
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Yam is considered the most important food staple in West Africa where 70% of the total yams produced worldwide comes from. Every year, festivals and rituals are carried out in different parts of the region to mark the arrival of the new yam. Apart from these festivals and rituals, there is huge profit in yam farming business as discussed in the previous article here. Five hundred by five hundred meters size of farmland could yield you 50,000 tubers of yam which is valued at N10 million ($50,000) at one dollars per yam. This is a golden opportunity for any serious farmer who would like to take advantage of this season to cultivate yam in large quantity. Apart from selling locally, yam can be exported to the United States of America, United Kingdom, Netherlands, France, Germany, and even Japan. While Nigeria is the major producer of yam in the world followed by Ivory Coast, Ghana is in the other hand the major exporter of yams, accounting for over 90% of total yams exported from...
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It has been erroneously believed that commercial and subsistence farming are the two forms of agriculture being practised in Nigeria. Subsistence and commercial agriculture may be what are obtainable in other nations, but what we practise are far from these. Actually, the forms of agriculture we practise are mainly 'primitive' and 'political' farming. Primitive farming is practised by rural farmers. They lack capital, information, modern implements and other necessary facilities that can initiate massive food production. Political farming is practised by governments and her agencies in which so much noise is made concerning provision of loans, fertilisers and farm implements to rural farmers, yet the outputs are nowhere to be found. A terribly wrong perspective Nigerians have towards agriculture is that 'it is a cutlass and hoe thing'. We have been able to abundantly produce some food items such as cassava, beans, onions, tomatoes and maize with cutla...
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