The Love of Farming!

“Farmers farm for the love of farming. They love to watch and nurture the growth of plants. They love to live in the presence of animals. They love to work outdoors. They love the weather, maybe even when it is making them miserable.” – Wendell Berry.

The Dream Of Being a Farmer

So, you want to become a farmer, but you’ve never grown a crop or raised livestock before? Not to worry—this will set you on the path to realizing your dream of being a farmer.

The Decision!

Decide why you’re interested in farming. What is motivating you to get into the practice of raising crops and/or animals and leaving the urban area where, usually, more money is to be made without having to work so hard for it?

How to Become a Farmer Without Experience

The industry is, for the most part, steeped in tradition. If you’ve never farmed in your life nor have any agricultural experience to bring to the table, and yet you still want to become a farmer, you may run into some individuals who are more skeptical of your future endeavor than you wish. But, do not let this bring you down, as there are many people who will embrace your goals and want to help out as much as possible. You will be surprised at how helpful a lot of farm people can be with the new farmers that want to learn as much as possible!

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About Us

Founded since 2014,  we manage over 500 acres and more than 1 billion naira in assets. Nigeriafarmers investment fund is a leading investment fund that generate returns by converting traditional (conventional) farmland to sustainable practices.

We do this in several ways:

  • Increased Land Value

    Sustainable farming practices often enhance soil health, biodiversity, and water retention, which can increase the long-term productivity of the land. Healthier, more productive land tends to appreciate in value, allowing the fund to benefit from capital gains when the property is properly managed for a greater return for the investors.

  • Premium Pricing for Sustainable Products

    Sustainable or organic farming often yields products that can command higher prices in the market due to growing consumer demand for environmentally friendly and organic goods. This premium pricing can lead to higher income from crop sales, thus boosting returns for investors.

  • Lower Operational Costs Over Time

    Transitioning to sustainable agriculture often involves reducing dependence on costly synthetic fertilizers, pesticides, and other inputs. Over time, the cost of maintaining the land may decrease as regenerative practices (like crop rotation and natural pest control) improve soil health, which can lead to cost savings and increased profitability.

  • Carbon Credits and Environmental Incentives

    Many governments and organizations offer incentives, subsidies, or carbon credits for farmers who adopt sustainable practices. By converting traditional farmland to sustainable operations, the fund can earn carbon credits, which can then be sold in carbon markets, providing an additional revenue stream.

  • Improved Resilience and Lower Risk

    Sustainable farms tend to be more resilient to climate change and environmental risks like droughts and floods because of healthier ecosystems. Lower risk of crop failure or environmental damage can translate to more stable returns for investors, especially in a time of increasing climate volatility.

  • Access to Impact Investment Capital

    Funds that focus on sustainable agriculture can also attract **impact investors**— are those looking for both financial returns and positive environmental or social outcomes. This can lead to greater investment inflows, expanding the fund’s capacity to grow and generate higher returns on investement.

  • Long-Term Demand for Sustainable Agriculture

    With global awareness of environmental issues growing, there is increasing demand from governments, consumers, and corporations for sustainable food systems. As this trend continues, sustainable farmland is likely to become a more valuable asset class, enhancing long-term returns for our investors.