Commercial Maize Farming in Nigeria for Beginners 2024

Commercial maize farming in Nigeria today is one of the most lucrative businesses you can ever do. Maize farming in Nigeria has gained popularity in recent years due to the increased industrialization in the area. Farming in Nigeria 2024 will be profitable since many youths are turning against it.
You can tap into this opportunity and make good money out of it. If you are considering this, this video will teach you how to start commercial maize farming, including everything you need to know before starting the business.
Here's what you will learn in this business: corn farming techniques, hybrid corn farming, maize farming techniques, how to grow maize step by step, including the best corn seed for high-yield and cost of cultivation of maize.
You'll also learn the right way to do weed control in maize farming, the best herbicides for maize, how to control fall armyworms, and finally maize fertilizer application techniques.
Watch through this video and learn how to grow maize the right way as a business in Nigeria. so, thinking of how to start a maize farm in Nigeria? This step-by-step tutorial is for you. Please support my channel if you find value in this video.
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[@GeradiusGeras]

I just bought a 4 acre farm whis have never been cultivated.
Your information is very helpful especially on pastel control and Fertilization. I will use this video as my guidance.
Love from Tanzania🇹🇿

[@TheFarmInnovator]

Glad it was helpful!

[@OBIDEX-yr7zw]

Nice teaching and learning

[@TheFarmInnovator]

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[@Ifeniyii]

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[@TheFarmInnovator]

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[@Ibrahimyahayaibrahim]

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[@TheFarmInnovator]

You're most welcome 😊

[@LuckyMe-uu3su]

hello bro! i just came across your video on youtube and i would like to ask you a couple of questions if you don't mind. i bought 150 acres for farming in ibarapa north, Oyo state. i'm considering what i sshould go for between maize and cassava. Any ideas please? i'm tired living abroad. i wanna go home but need to set up a strong business. Thanks for the video

[@TheFarmInnovator]

Yes. In Nigeria, cassava is used more extensively than maize in various industrial and home applications. And there is still a considerable supply-demand gap, particularly for high-quality cassava flour and starch, which are in high demand for industrial use. Since you're going the large scale, i will recommend you do more of cassava. You might wanna start contacting companies like Psaltry International and Thai Farm International for potential business deals. Thanks for watching, and let's talk further if needed.

[@TesterTester-sr6pr]

Good one 👍 Just like he has advised, for a large scale production based on your land size, cassava cultivation might be more rewarding. Although, maize isn't a bad idea, as there are countless poultry businesses in Nigeria who rely on the local feed manufacturers for their inputs. And, apart from the use of maize as part of the ingredients used in poultry feed manufacturing, it is also used in the manufacturing processes of other foods consumed by man - e.g. Semovita, et al.
Also, the recommendation of Psaltry International is a great one, I think Mrs. Yemisi Iranloye is a huge offtaker of cassava. She reportedly has a number of smallholder farmers in her network . Again, please do your market research well and decide which of the options is a good fit for you.
By the way, please did you acquire your parcel of land in Ibarapa, Oyo state, from a real estate firm or deal directly with the family selling the farmland?

[@Heemumar]

Informative 👏

[@lanreoloyin4914]

Wonderful. Thanks so much for the information. Really appreciate

[@TheFarmInnovator]

Glad it was helpful!

[@Tobetech-u7o]

Thank you sir.

[@ZOEandCJFarm]

This video is packed with great information!

[@TheFarmInnovator]

Glad it was helpful! This motivates me alot🙏

[@ZOEandCJFarm]

@@TheFarmInnovator I started a 4 hectare oil palm plantation last month and the planters suggested I cross plant cassava and corn to help with weed management. What’s your take on this?

[@TheFarmInnovator]

Yes, it is beneficial. Intercropping oil palm with cassava and corn can suppress weed growth by limiting the space available for weeds to establish themselves.
Plus, while waiting for the oil palm to mature (which can take a few years), your cassava and corn can provide an additional source of income.

[@user-pj3kb2fi8o]

Thank you

[@EffaOmon]

Wow!!!!,
You get a subcriber from me,
Please can you do for beans in Nigeria, i just cant seem to get any information concerning it.
Thank you

[@TheFarmInnovator]

Yes I can! In fact it will drop soon. Stay tuned

[@FaroukAbdulazeezAbba]

Great video. Please keep going ❤

[@TheFarmInnovator]

Thank you so much for your support! Will do!❤️

[@Jalloboy]

Thanks for the information

[@TheFarmInnovator]

You’re most welcome❤️….expect even better videos from us

[@peaceabidemiadebayo7407]

i love your video,very explanatory

[@TheFarmInnovator]

Thank you! 😃

[@SiniaKoveve-dc7bf]

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[@petermensah7001]

Great information.
Please can u do video about cowpea in Ghana

[@TheFarmInnovator]

Yes I can, watch out for that soon.

[@fispofizzy3715]

Please I saw the machine they used for weeding the maize. Do you have an idea of anywhere I can get such machine here in Nigeria?

[@frankokenmuo689]

Great info

[@TheFarmInnovator]

Glad it was helpful!

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[@lanreoloyin4914]

Please, could you share how you can be reached?

[@TheFarmInnovator]

Yes, you can always WhatsApp me on: [phone]

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Thank you so much. You are so detailed, pls can I get your number? God bless you 🙏