TOP INVESTMENTS TO CONSIDER IN 2020 Pt 4

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Asides the fact that agriculture offers so many privileges to men such as the abundance of food, provision of raw materials for clothing and shelter, foreign exchange-earners among other things, it is also a highly lucrative investment opportunity for daring investors.

Certain factors are necessary for consideration to have a successful output from agricultural investments and these include:

1. A reasonable capital base
2. A good technical know-how
3. Availability of land
4. Seasonal variation
5. Availability of market
6. Government policies
7. Adoption of advanced technology

These factors are indeed salient and cannot be over-emphasized when it comes to farming successfully. Another factor of utmost importance for any successful farming business is the need for sound managerial skills and systems.

While many love to practice farming to meet self and family needs, a lot more would rather choose to farm for commercial reasons. The agricultural value chain is so interwoven that no matter the aspect of investment anyone chooses, there is a great benefit for the farmer who cultivates the farm and produces the livestock: there is equally a great benefit for the one who chooses to process the commodities produced and also for the agents who expose the products to the market. It's a win-win for everyone.

While agriculture is broadly divided into plant cultivation and animal production, each class is equally divided into multi-dimensional sub-classes. There are great opportunities in horticulture, forestry, vegetable gardening, snailery, piggery, poultry, fishery and the opportunities are just unlimited.

We are currently executing a turkey- rearing project jointly on our farm. The aim is to pool funds from interested participants, we set up a farm equivalent to their invested capital and we manage the farm for them. They could choose to visit the farm periodically to ascertain its state anytime. Now, the simple arrangement is that while the invested capital is guaranteed, the profit from the farming season is shared in generous percentages.

The aim is large scale farming and all factors have been factored in. A lot of professionals are on board, with vast years of experience in farming. We have no doubt in our hearts that this expertise coupled with our managerial skills will place this project on a success lane. The interesting part of it all is the amazing ROI on every investment.



An investment of 4 months attracts 30%, 5 months attract 40% and 6 months attract 50%. While our clients (investors) simply sit back, we handle all the value chain: from production to processing and on to marketing. The investor gets shared based on the proportion of investment. Mortality, market fluctuations, and the likes have been taken into proper consideration before all the ROI figures were arrived at. The beauty of it all is the assurance of guarantee on every single fund invested.

 Right now, no one has any excuse not to invest in agriculture.

Join me again next time, as I treat you to another episode of investment focus.

Reallionaire, 2020












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