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Cost Estimate and Revenue of 1 Hectare Wambugu Apple Farming in Nigeria

Cost Estimate and Revenue of 1 Hectare Wambugu Apple Farming in Nigeria Introduction Wambugu apples are famous for their sweet, crunchy taste, and high quality. They are originally from Kenya, but farmers are increasingly interested in growing them in Nigeria. As the demand for fresh fruit increases, many see Wambugu apples as a profitable crop. To make smart business choices, you need to understand the costs involved and what kind of income it can bring. This article breaks down what you should expect when investing in a one-hectare Wambugu apple farm in Nigeria. Understanding Wambugu Apples and Their Suitability in Nigeria Origin and Characteristics of Wambugu Apples Wambugu apples come from Kenya and are loved for their large size and juicy flavor. They ripen quickly and can be harvested within 8 to 12 months of planting. These apples thrive in warm climates with moderate rainfall and well-drained soil. The trees can grow up to 15 meters tall, but farmers usually prune them to ...
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COST OF PRODUCTION AND REVENUE OF ONE SCREENHOUSE (24m by 8m) OF BELL PEPPER

  COST OF PRODUCTION AND REVENUE OF ONE SCREENHOUSE (24m by 8m) OF BELL PEPPER   1. Red jet RZ F1 500 seeds - ₦79k 2. Nursery grow kits - ₦30k 3. Galvanized screenhouse (8m by 24m) by Twitter: @RaynativeFarm is ₦4M ( Not compulsory but recommended for Bell Pepper ) 4. Cost of fertilizer (Cowdung, MAP, KNO3, NPK, Urea, CaNO3 e.t.c) - ₦150k 5. Plastic Mulch Film (500m, 40Microns) - ₦150k 6. Pesticides + Fungicide (Imidacloprid, Azozystrobin + difenoconazole, Muncozeb, Lambda cyalothrin e.t.c) - ₦100k to ₦150k Labor (including ridges, Installing Mulch Film, Weeding, chemical spray e.t.c) - ₦200k Irrigation setup (For a single greenhouse) - ₦150k. What does ₦4M greenhouse cover? Irrigation setup, Sprayer, Nursery kit, seed, some chemicals and fertilizer). For REVENUE NOW Total expenses = With screenhouse = ₦4,300,000 Without greenhouse = ₦1,109,000 REVENUE FOR 500 GREENHOUSE BELL PEPPER (each can give 3kg) = 500x3 = 1500k Wholesale for Bell Pepper is ₦3500 to ₦5,000 1500x4000...

COST OF PRODUCTION AND REVENUE ON ONE PLOT (30m by 10m) OF TOMATO FARM

  COST OF PRODUCTION AND REVENUE ON ONE PLOT (30m by 10m) OF TOMATO FARM (Adapt from Twitter: @RaynativeFarm)   Buy 1000 tomato seed (Abale RZ F1) - ₦57k Nursery (seedling tray, fertilizer and Cocopeat) - ₦30k Plastic Mulch Film (500m, 40 microns) - 150k Cost of Pesticide and fungicide (Muncozeb, carbendazim, Azozystrobin, difenoconazole, Abamectin e.t.c) - ₦150k Fertilizer (Cowdung NPK, MOP/KNO3, DAP/MAP, CaNO3 e.t.c) -₦150k Labor (ridges, chemical spray, Weeding, planting, Mulch installation e.t.c) - 250k Irrigation setup for just 1 plot (installation, drip kits, e.t.c) - ₦200k 1 staff salary (4 months) - ₦200k Farm rent (1 plot for one season) - ₦50k Miscellaneous (Things we may forget to mention) -₦200k Total investment is ~₦1,287,000 NOW LET'S TALK ABOUT ROI Each stem can give yield of 4-8kg of fruit LET'S SAY ONLY 800/1000 SURVIVED 3x800 = 2,400kg (2.4 Tonnes) I sold each KG at 1600 to the wholesalers (Look at the tomato well, it's the kind they sell at supermarket...

COST AND REVENUE OF A 25m by 25m (120ft by 60ft) PLOT OF HABANERO PEPPER

  COST AND REVENUE OF A 25m by 25m (120ft by 60ft) PLOT OF HABANERO PEPPER The seeds - Mawenzili (500) and Loleza (500) wi cost about N130k Seed Nursery (trays, Cocopeat and planting plus fertilizer) - 30k Plastic Mulch Film (500m, 40 microns) - 140k to 165k Fertilizer (cowdung, NPK, Urea, MOP or Pottasium Nitrate, DAP or MAP or SSP) - 150K Pesticide + fungicide (Rocket, Super attacker, punch, Imidacloprid, Azozystrobin and Muncozeb e. t. c - 100k to 150k Labour cost (including Ridges formation, Installing Mulch Film, Weeding, chemical sprayer, fertilizer applications e.t.c) - 300k Irrigation setup (Drip kits, piping and drip installation, but without borehole/water source) - 200k Local greenhouse (like the one in the picture by @RaynativeFarm on Twitter), - this is not cumpulsory as Habanero are strong and survive well in open field, but greenhouse offer longer harvest. Cost for rent for a single season (1 plot) about 50k (salary of a Manager for 4 months) - 280k Miscellaneous (Th...

COST AND REVENUE OF 1 PLOT OF LAND GRAPE FARM (100ft by 50ft)

 COST AND REVENUE OF 1 PLOT OF LAND GRAPE FARM (100ft by 50ft) Credit: Twitter: @withchiroma The land cost in a secured area = 500k-2M Cost of 100 seedlings = 300k Cost of fertilizer (Year 1) = 100k Cost of Pesticide = 150k Cost of Staking = 150k Weeding = 70k 1 staff salary (1 year) = 360k Cost of irrigation = (Depending of the water source) about xx Fencing the Land = about xx Total = N2,130,000 This is without cost of irrigation and land fencingEach plant can yield 10kg - 25kg in the first harvest: 100 x 10 = 1000kg of fruits ( 1 tonn 1kg of fruits ranges from N3000-N8,000, depending on the variety So the average will be = 4000 x 1000 which is N4,000,000 per harvest.  NOTE: 1. Grapes is harvested twice a year 2. Grapes tree can live for more than 40 years 3. It is not as easy as it sounds, it is a rigorous process, requiring learning, monitoring, consistency, patience and alot more. 4. It will not just be as easy as a side hustle. If you want to read more, inquire more and ...

Cost Estimate and Revenue of 1-Hectare Cassava Farm in Nigeria

  Cost Estimate and Revenue of 1-Hectare Cassava Farm in Nigeria: A Comprehensive Guide Growing cassava is a popular way for many Nigerian farmers to make a good living. This root crop is a staple food and a key export product for Nigeria. But before you start, it helps to know what it costs and what money you can make. Knowing these numbers helps you plan better and avoid costly mistakes. Factors Influencing Cost and Revenue in Cassava Farming in Nigeria Climatic and Soil Conditions The weather and soil quality play a big role in how much you can harvest. If you have good soil and the right rainfall, your yield goes up. Regions with poor soil or dry seasons will need more inputs, which bump up costs. Different parts of Nigeria like the South or North have their own weather and soil challenges that impact farming. Farm Management Practices Old-fashioned farming techniques cost less but might produce smaller yields. Using modern methods like better seedlings, fertilizers, and ...

Estimated Cost and Revenue of 1 Hectare Sugarcane Farm in Nigeria

  Estimated Cost and Revenue of 1 Hectare Sugarcane Farm in Nigeria Understanding the financial side of sugarcane farming in Nigeria is essential for anyone thinking about starting or investing in this crop. With a booming local market and export opportunities, sugarcane farming offers promising profits. But before jumping in, it's crucial to know how much it costs and what kind of returns you can expect from a single hectare. Introduction Sugarcane farming plays a significant role in Nigeria's agriculture. It supports local economies, provides jobs, and fuels industries like food processing and renewable energy. For potential farmers and investors, knowing the true costs and earnings helps in making smart decisions. Sugarcane's growth prospects in Nigeria are bright, especially with increasing demand for sugar, ethanol, and other by-products. Understanding Sugarcane Farming in Nigeria The Agricultural Significance of Sugarcane in Nigeria Sugarcane is a vital crop for...