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[FARMER || LEARN @Farmtech_Lab]

HOW TO BECOME A PROFITABLE FARMER: #Farmtech_Lab

In this day and age, it’s often difficult to build a sustainable business from farming, especially when you’re a newbie.Those that do, however, understand that there’s far more to operating a farm than simply preparing the land,

[Farmers_Coach @thegloryadeniyi]

What Nigeria is Doing Wrong

Nigeria's food insecurity is not a failure of land or climate; it is a structural failure of system design.

1. The "Rain-Fed" Trap & Neglect of Micro-Irrigation Nigeria treats water as a seasonal visitor rather than a managed resource. Relying almost exclusively on the rainy season limits most smallholders to a single harvest per year. When rains are delayed or dry spells hit, productivity plummets. We can bypassed this completely by inventing commercial drip irrigation, delivering precise amounts of water and nutrients directly to the plant root.

2. Failing the Rural Farmer on Security- A farm cannot produce if the farmer cannot safely plant or harvest. Persistent insecurity, rural banditry, and conflicts across the North-West, North-Central, and North-East food baskets have forced millions of smallholders to scale down cultivation or abandon their lands entirely.

3. Crushing Post-Harvest Losses Nigeria produces millions of tons of food that never reaches a consumer's plate. Due to poor rural roads, a lack of refrigerated transport (cold-chain logs), and zero modern processing facilities near farming clusters, perishable staples rot in transit. Nigeria is one of the world's largest producers of cassava and tomatoes, yet it spends scarce foreign exchange importing tomato paste and starch derivatives.

4. Low Quality Inputs and Low Technology Adoption Over 70% of Nigeria's food production comes from smallholder farmers using manual tools, unverified seeds, and dealing with sky-rocketing fertilizer costs. Without data-driven extension services to teach precision farming or modern soil management, crop yields remain a fraction of their global potential.

What I believe can transform Nigeria from a country with "agricultural potential" into an agricultural powerhouse, the approach must shift from political handouts to rigorous, business-led systems.

1. Secure the Food Baskets, Food security starts with physical security. Agro-policing, community-backed intelligence models, and dedicated security corridors for farming communities in major agricultural zones are non-negotiable prerequisites to getting farmers back into the fields.

2. Scale Smart Water Management & Irrigation Nigeria must move away from 100% reliance on weather patterns. Decentralized Irrigation: Incentivize the adoption of low-cost solar-powered drip irrigation kits for smallholder clusters.
Dam Utilization: If we can Pivot existing dams toward year-round irrigation networks rather than just electricity generation.

3. Establish "Agro-Processing Zones" (SAPZs) Instead of transporting raw, perishable produce over thousands of kilometers on bad roads, processing must happen where the food is grown. Building Special Agro-Industrial Processing Zones equipped with stable power, storage silos, and cold hubs will eliminate post-harvest losses and create local employment. This is the part we're getting right all thanks to @AfDB_Group @akin_adesina and cooperation of @NigeriaGov I hope @NGfmafs can focus more on this.

4. Data-Driven Extension & Precision Agriculture Leverage digital tools and mobile technology to provide smallholders with localized weather forecasts, soil health analysis, and direct access to high-yielding, climate-resilient seed varieties. Transitioning from guessing to measuring is exactly how data transforms farm yields.
To be realistic Extension services in Nigeria isn't what it use to be, Farmers don't longer have believe in us, with @NGfmafs support I believe we can regain the trust.

[Farmers_Coach @thegloryadeniyi]

Let’s stop looking at farming as just "toil" and start seeing it as the high-tech engine for rural development and food security. 🚀

#FarmTechAfrica #DigitalAgriculture #AgriPreneur #FoodSecurity #RuralDevelopment #YouthInAg #ModernFarming #Agribusiness #ImpactEntrepreneur

[Dept. of Agriculture @USDA]

We're still thinking about these delicious recipes shared during our live cooking demo on Monday!

Get the ingredients for the Peach, Tomato & Goat Cheese Summer Salad and a refreshing Blueberry Smoothie right at GAFM fresh from our vendors! 🍑🫐🥬 https://t.co/4Qnj8w6ejL

[FARMER || LEARN @Farmtech_Lab]

@thegloryadeniyi Thank you, sir! We'd continue contributing our quota to ascertain food sufficiency in Nigeria and beyond. I believe in getting more helping hands to achieve the mandate. @thegloryadeniyi Thanks for the mention @_AsiwajuLerry we hope to hear from you soon 🙏💙

[Farmers_Coach @thegloryadeniyi]

The world can live without politicians. But the world cannot live without farmers. Hence, we need more creative hands in the Agricultural sector.

#agriculture #youthinagriculture #agribusiness #womeninagriculture #africa

[Farmers_Coach @thegloryadeniyi]

Am Beginning to love the level at which NAAS (National Association of Agricultural Student) is grooming themselves. kudos to you guys! I charge you guys to be more MAD (MAKE A DIFFERENCE) @naas_sw @Naasnational13

We're sound and youth enough to make enough FOOD for all.🌱🐐🔋

[Farmers_Coach @thegloryadeniyi]

*THE FUTURE OF ENTREPRENEURS IN NIGERIA*

FARMERS this is an opportunity to sell our product to a larger audience and Network with likeable minds.

How to partake
send the following:
🌱 Business name
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Dm :Twitter @thegloryadeniyi

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[Farmers_Coach @thegloryadeniyi]

Farmers🌱🐐 gather here!🚦

Becoming A successful Farmer Know your Cost🔓🗝.
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A step by step thread 🔋on how to calculate Farm production costs and Profit.

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[Farmers_Coach @thegloryadeniyi]

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[Farmers_Coach @thegloryadeniyi]

Agriculture is not just about putting seeds in the ground and harvesting but rather a complex operation that requires strategic planning, financial management and marketing expertise. Seek knowledge before diving into it.

#agriculture #foodsecurity #agribusiness #Youth

[Farmers_Coach @thegloryadeniyi]

Youth can assist in solving significant agricultural challenges, increasing productivity, and ensuring sustainable food production in the country and beyond.

[Farmers_Coach @thegloryadeniyi]

Do you know No business succeed without a proper business plan?

I realize many Agriprenuers still find it hard to write a Winning Business Plan. This morning I uploaded a simple guide on how to achieve that without spending a Kobo.👇

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[Farmers_Coach @thegloryadeniyi]

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#agriculture #Africa #youth

[Farmers_Coach @thegloryadeniyi]

Grow your own food, you will be glad you did☺️☺️ start from your backyard

#agriculture #farmer #womeninagriculture #youthinagriculture

[Farmers_Coach @thegloryadeniyi]

Investing in Agriculture is like saving up for your future needs!

It might not look rosy at the beginning but you're going to enjoy the decision you make today in the nearest future and thank the person who posted this! Afrika E dide(Arise)☺️🍒🌽

#agriculture #Africa

[Farmers_Coach @thegloryadeniyi]

Dear farmer,
Now Election is Over! Fully back to work and congratulations to all Candidates who won, May their season favour us and our business!

So what have you planted?
Me: Pepper and something huge that will transition your agribusiness to a better level.

#agriculture

[Farmers_Coach @thegloryadeniyi]

Good Morning Farmer,

In Agriculture, even if you have all the money, and technology without the right Knowledge, you can still fail!

#agriculture #foodsecurity
#Knowledgeispower

[Farmers_Coach @thegloryadeniyi]

Winners
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@sisi_akanke Congratulations

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Opportunity for those who still needs within the next 48hours will be sold for $4 ~ N3000 instead of $15

[Farmers_Coach @thegloryadeniyi]

This is an A - Z guide on how to grow Tomatoes 🍅 in your garden or commercially, simple and concise. It is a practical lesson built to train farmers on how to make more money and be successful as a farmer. Click on the click for $7 or 3500.
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[Farmers_Coach @thegloryadeniyi]

To properly assess you with a quiz, track your course progress, answer your questions directly and catch up with all video explanations that will not be uploaded here on Twitter, you must enrol in this course which costs $7 or NGN3500.

Best of luck