SNAIL AND GRASS-CUTTER FARMING

Dear AbdulAzeez,

We spoke on the phone concerning the above mentioned.

I am interested in establishing an elaborate snail and grass-cutter farm as part of my farming project which will also involve fish, chicken, pig and goat. I have a large parcel of land of over 100 plots which is currently on 10% utilized for fish farm.

I will want you to be consultants to the project from start to finish. Let me know what role you are available to play and for how much.

Thanks.

Mr Bolaji.



Answer:


Good day,

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Is Agriculture in Nigeria still profitable today?

Please help me out, am planning to invest in agric farms in Nigeria agriculture

how do I get started, is it still profitable. What are the type of farming that I can venture in?

Thanks all for anwering my questions. Have a great day folks


Answer:


Yes, farming is still lucrative but it’s not a get rich quick venture.
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poultry farming
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Snail Farming Goldrush

There's gold in them thar...snails? There's a booming new business in Bulgaria; heliciculture, or snail farming the BBC reports.

In a country considered the poorest in the EU, snail farming is an attractive proposition for those looking to weather the economic downturn.

The demand for escargot in countries like France, and the relatively low investment needed to start a farm has increased Bulgaria's snail farm amount from 20 three years ago, to 10 times as many today. "We didn't know if it was such a good idea at first, but we saw how it was doing in France," said one farmer.

Once a farm gets up to full snail raising capacity, it can yield millions of the slimy critters. One Bulgarian farm breeds 50 million snails a year.

Snail farming in Africa is considered as a great way for young African entrepreneurs to lift out of poverty CNN reported this summer.

Looking to start a heliciculture farm in the United States? The USDA has a handy guide to help get you off the ground. Pun intended.

Source: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/10/31/bulgarias-snail-farming-goldrush_n_1067359.html

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The War Against Poverty (WAP) initiated by the former director-general of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC), Brigadier-General Maharazu I. Tsiga, has served as a platform for training serving youth corps members on entrepreneurship skills, thereby empowering them. CHIBUNMA UKWU writes on the significance of the programme to the nation.

Since its establishment on May 22, 1973, the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) has worked with many agencies to establish various schemes geared toward empowering young people by imparting them with entrepreneurial skills.

The platform, created by the NYSC and the Africans in Diaspora (AID), a non- governmental organisation based in the United States of America, saw to the training and empowerment of seven members of the NYSC. LEADERSHIP SUNDAY gathered that in the end, seven of the trained corps members were honoured, as participants of the war against Poverty (WAP) scheme, .

The WAP was introduced by the NYSC in partnership with the MDGs' office.

According to Gen. Tsiga, the WAP scheme was established to train corps members in agro- enterprises and provide them with interest-free loans to enable them to set up individual businesses.

"These are young people who want to be self-employed. The NYSC trains these youths and assists them, so that they can be hopeful and be good citizens of Nigeria."

He stated further that when the corps members are trained, they would in turn help to train the younger generation, many of whom are in the host communities where they execute their primary assignments.

He also revealed that the NYSC will continue to ensure the well being of the corps members, even after the training.

"The NYSC will ensure that the corps members will continue to get training, support and mentoring, which would help them connect to further entrepreneurial training opportunities provided, and see them fully sponsored by the Africans in Diaspora organisation, a non-governmental organisation based in the United States of America."

Stating the platform on which the youth-inspiring programme came to be, Gen. Tsiga credited their origin to the NYSC programme, which he said was established with seven strategic objectives to include: national unity, integration, dignity of labour and self-reliance.

Under the scheme, Nigerian graduates have been mobilised and deployed nationwide for a compulsory one year service to the nation. This, he acknowledged, was to address the problems of ethnicity and mutual distrust which led to the Nigerian civil war shortly after independence.

He went further to reveal that the NYSC has the largest concentration of educated youths working with and for communities nationwide.

"The appealing nature of the NYSC stems from its national spread, as well as conglomeration of youths, both male and female, from all shades of Nigeria's cultural plurality. It makes available its rich stock of human resources to communities, organisations or agencies at no cost, and this has endeared the scheme to the government and people of Nigeria.

LEADERSHIP SUNDAY learnt that the beneficiaries were picked at the NYSC orientation camps scattered all over the country, where they are generally introduced to the scheme through a Community Development Service (CDS) group concerned with the successful implementation of the millenium development goals (MDGs), after which the would-be participants will be encouraged to indicate interest.

One of the corps members, Adesomi Aliyu, who spoke on behalf of the other seven corps members who underwent the training at Barry university, Miami, said that they were grateful for the privilege given to them to partake in the sponsored training which was worth $10,000 for each individual.

Aliyu said that the group initially doubted the benefits of the programme, as the only reason they had joined the group was to acquire basic knowledge on the agro-allied enterprise which they would be trained on.

The skills included grass-cutter farming, piggery, fish-farming, bee-keeping, poultry farming and

snail-rearing.

"It was at the Orientation Camp in Oyo State that I learnt of the programme and joined up. There it was, I learnt of the War Against Poverty (WAP), where we were told that one of the gains of the WAP programme would be a loan of N250, 000, which would aid them in setting up their businesses individually.

"I doubted it, but was overjoyed when on December 13, 2009, I got an SMS alert that informed me that my account had been credited with the sum of N250, 000.00."

Aliyu explained that before then, he had started a small poultry farm, but the loan given to him enabled him to expand the farm.

"Then I thought it had ended, but I later realised that, that was just the beginning, because I got another SMS inviting me to a Nigerian youth entrepreneurship programme co-sponsored by the Barry University in the United States.

"While attending the program in Abuja, we were required to describe our businesses of choice. 897 youths applied nationwide, but in the end, only 30 of us were selected. Of the 30, seven of us were beneficiaries of the WAP programme.

"To the glory of God and this nation, we travelled and by our attitudes we promoted the dignity of this nation. Initially, we were placed under security check, but after a week, they realised that we preferred going back to our country after the training than staying back. Thus, they gave us our freedom and though we were free to move about the town as we chose, none of us absconded. We all came back to Nigeria".

Considering the importance of the scheme to the attainement of the millenium development goals (MDGs), a staff of the NYSC who pleaded anonymity said that the scheme had aided in promoting security in the nation. According to him, through this avenue, youths who would hitherto have relied on the government for employment had become self-employed and sufficient, and this resulted to the reduction of the crime rate in the society.

He further stated that the scheme had created employment by aiding youths to be self employed, and to go on to employ other workers who assist them in the farm, thus creating employment.

"Although the initiator, Gen. Tsiga is retired, the WAP is a government programme that will not die with Tsiga's retirement. As a matter of fact, the NYSC is currently making arrangements with the Small and Medium Enterprises Development Agency of Nigeria (SMEDAN) to grant a loan of N5m each to the entrepreneurs after their training. It is different from the N250,000.00 they were given."

He also said there will soon be a workshop for the Community Development Service Schedule Officers who would supervise the training of the next batch of corps members who would soon travel to the United States to acquire entrepreneurial skills.

Source: http://allafrica.com/stories/201110030615.html


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these questions: 1. What is the minimum capital to start this
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Your sincere response will be highly appreciated. Thanks.

Adekunle.


Answer:


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2. You can start rearing snails from your backyard.

3. The maturity periods are 7 months, 12 months and 2 years depending on your goal.

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Giant-Snail farming in Nigeria The next big thing?

The harvesting of snails as a delicacy has traditionally been synonymous with countries such as France and Italy.But for one savvy entrepreneur in Nigeria, a giant version of the meaty mollusc is helping him tap into a market he says can generate high profits with little initial outlay.

Snail farming is often done small-scale at the back of homes and office compounds in the Nigerian capital of Lagos. That's where businessman Ismail AbdulAzeez is rearing giant African snails, which can grow up to 20 cm (7.9 inches) in length.

"To get something like this," says AbdulAzeez holding up a snail shell the size of his palm, "you'll (initially) spend about 25 Naira (16 cents), assuming you're working with about 10,000 snails at a time."But once fully grown, the snails can sell for 250 Naira ($1.64), depending on the season, he says.

AbdulAzeez has just sold his latest harvest to a number of luxury hotels and high-class restaurants in Lagos.But he says the snails he grows are also receiving the attention of foreign buyers in Europe and beyond -- attracted by the size of the snails and their relatively low price.

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According to K.A. Monney, head of the Department of Entomology and Wildlife at Ghana's University of Cape Coast, snail entrepreneurs like AbdulAzeez remain the exception rather than the rule.

"Such ventures are lacking in Africa, I am afraid. To the best of my knowledge snail farming attempts have been sporadic," says Monney, who is also author of the book, "Giant African Snail Farming Made Fun."

He adds that while some businesses may have brought structure, order and professionalism to the sector, much of what passes for snail harvesting in West Africa remains opportunistic.

During the West African wet season of April to August -- when snails break their otherwise dormant state in order to breed -- it is not uncommon for them to be captured in the wild and sold in local marketplaces, says Monney.Outside of this period, however, there is a very noticeable lack of snail meat or snail product for sale almost everywhere in West Africa.

"In the dry season ... December to March, you don't get anybody selling snails," he says. "If there were farms that (is when) you would have got them."But despite the difficulties of structure and planning, Monney believes that turning giant snail farming into a viable and profitable industry remains a distinct possibility."

"I would say that the snail farming provides opportunities that are yet to be seized. I have researched into snail farming quite a bit and the potential is there ... but it has not been explored and exploited," he says.

He adds: "My hope is that as people get to know how to produce them a commodity chain would be established."

Source: http://dailytimes.com.ng/article/giant-snail-farming-next-big-thing

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How do i get started in snail farming in Nigeria

How do i get started? where is a suitable place for snail farming?and how do i get the male and female breed?

Gloria.

Answer:


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Hi
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Answer:

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Goodday sir. I am a corp member who is currently serving in Niger
state. I should be through with NYSC by september and am looking at
delving into agriculture immediately after that. However, i don't
really know where to start. I am saving seriously to this effect and
my savings should stand between 120-150k(its small i know) by the end
of my service year. So sir,i'd like you to advice me on which part of
agriculture i should start off with first,considering my startup
capital(cos i have dreams of becoming an agro allied mogul in the near
future) . Thanks

--
Ekene Onyeka


Answer:

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Snail farming in Nigeria Expert - Ismail AbdulAzeez

Snail farming in Nigeria Expert - Ismail AbdulAzeez

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You can start grasscutter farming in Nigeria with little capital

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Snails are high in demand than supply in Nigeria

Snails are high in demand than supply.The same goes for grasscutters. See: THE THY SNAIL & GRASSCUTTER FARMS, Tel: 08023050835 , 07033632285 for detail.

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Ismail AbdulAzeez,The only authority on snail farming in Nigeria

The only Authorithy on snail farming in Nigeria-Ismail AbdulAzee - The best home videos are here

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The snail farming in Nigeria lecture is highly expository

The lecture on snail farming in Nigeria @ THE THY SNAIL & GRASSCUTTER FARMS is highly expository.

Thank you.

Sholadoye Praise, Lekki, Lagos State.

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Ready to explore snail farming in Nigeria

God Almghty will richly bless you and your team.

I have learnt so much that I am mentally ready to explore what you have taught us on snail farming in Nigeria, fish farming in Nigeria and fish farming in Nigeria.

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Grasscutter farming in Nigeria - YOU ARE INDEED A PROBLEM SOLVER

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Snails in Nigeria for farming in US

Hello. I am in the US. I would like to raise giant snails for my own private use. I realize the customs restrictions regarding import. Can you advise how I might get a start of these snails?
Thanks.

Rocky Lear.

Answer:

Call me on +2348023050835 or +2347033632285 for how to go about it.

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From the only AUTHORITY on Grasscutter Farming in Nigeria

From the only AUTHORITY on Grasscutter Farming in Nigeria: Ismail AbdulAzeez, C.E.O, THE THY SNAIL & GRASSCUTTER FARMS, Tel: 08023050835 , 07033632285.

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I commend your effort on snail farming in Nigeria

It is very commendable to find organisation such as yours http://www.thethyconsulting.com/thebeautyofsnailfarming.htm that is so passionate about farming. I want to encourage you and your team to keep up the good work in promoting awareness in the area of farming - fish farming, snail farming, grasscutter farming, beekeeping etc

Gbenga O, Lekki, Lagos.

The training on snail farming in Nigeria is quite enlightening

The training on snail farming in Nigeria @ THE THY SNAIL & GRASSCUTTER FARMS, http://www.thethyconsulting.com/thebeautyofsnailfarming.htm is quite expository and enlightening.

Kalu Udonsi, Ajah, Lagos.

I prefer snail farming in Nigeria to any other livestock farming

I prefer snail farming in Nigeria to any other livestock farming.

Wille Ika Wille, Lekki, Lagos State.

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The grasscutter farming in Nigeria seminar is interesting

The grasscutter farming in Nigeria seminar @ THE THY SNAIL & GRASSCUTTER FARMS http://www.thethyconsulting.com/thebeautyofgrasscutterfarming.htm is interesting.

Olapade Adebanjo, Ijoko,Ogun State.

My feeling is okay about the grasscutter farming in Nigeria training

My feeling is okay about the grasscutter farming in Nigeria training @ THE THY SNAIL & GRASSCUTTER FARMS http://www.thethyconsulting.com/thebeautyofgrasscutterfarming.htm

Tunde Dada, Ijoko,Ogun State.

Snail Farming in Nigeria has been an eye opener

The snail farming in Nigeria training http://www.thethyconsulting.com/thebeautyofsnailfarming.htm has been an eye opener.

Innocent Duruzo, Lekki.Lagos State.

Grass cutter Rearing in Nigeria was a mind blowing.

The grasscutter farming in Nigeria training by http://www.thethyconsulting.com/thebeautyofgrasscutterfarming.htm was a mind blowing and that is what I am sticking to.

Innocent Duruzo., Lekki, Lagos State.

Snail rearing

The snail production in Nigeria programme is very interesting, educative, and even the teaching is self reliance.The package is very okay.

Thank Good and the C.E.O

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Grasscutter Rearing

I just had a wonderful experience, I never knew grasscutter can be reared. It is amazing how much we can make rearing these friendly animals ( cane rats ).

Stella.I, Lekki, Lagos State.

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The snail breeding in Nigeria training

The snail rearing in Nigeria training @ http://www.thethyconsulting.com/thebeautyofsnailfarming.htm was very interesting.It is a lucrative business.

Thank you.

Stella, Lekki,Lagos.

Cane rat farming in Nigeria

Good day,

Thank you for your interest in our organisation. We are grasscutter farmers and we equally train people on daily basis you only need to book a day ahead.

We can help in setting up your grasscutter farm, train your staff, supply you breeding stock of grasscutters, write feasibility studies on grasscutter production, write profitabilty statement and cash flow statement for your grasscutter production, supply you all equipment needed for grasscutter breeding in Nigeria.

We also have written manuals and video cds on commercial grasscutter in Nigeria. See: http://www.thethyconsulting.com/thebeautyofgrasscutterfarming.htm for more detail.

Thank you.

Ismail AbdulAzeez.

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Snail Farming in Nigeria.I enjoyed all aspects

The seminar @ http://www.thethyconsulting.com/thebeautyofsnailfarming.htm was very good for whoever that want to go into snail farming in Nigeria and grasscutter farming in Nigeria.I enjoyed all aspect of the seminar and I was encouraged to go into it fully, which by grace of God I will do soon.

Mrs Bakare Abeokuta,Ogun State.

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Snail Farming in Nigeria.A well taught lesson.

The snail farming in Nigeria @ http://www.thethyconsulting.com/thebeautyofsnailfarming.htm was a well taught lesson or training,grounded and open,with practical tips.

I love it and recommend it.

Mr. David O Adeoti, Badagry,Lagos

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Becoming a millionaire through snail farming in Nigeria

My training on grasscutter and snail farming in Nigeria at The Thy Snail and Grasscutter Farms http://www.thethyconsulting.com/thebeautyofsnailfarming.htm ,Sango Ota was interesting.I was exposed to new things and easy ways to becoming a millionaire in a short period without stress.

I must confess, I`m impressed with what I saw and learnt and hope to implement them in my life.

Felix Miller, PortHarcourt.

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I am excited to get started snail farming in Nigeria and introduce this to my extended family to help librate them financially.

The one on one training @ http://www.thethyconsulting.com/thebeautyofsnailfarming.htm is an eye opening for me,getting to know about snails and their behaviours,so also about grasscutters.

I am excited to get started and introduce this to my extended family to help librate them financially.

Thanks Mr.AbdulAzeez,I will keep you informed; how this goes.

Mr. John Akinwale, Texas,USA.

I am exited about the snail farming in Nigeria lecture

I am exited about the snail farming in Nigeria lecture @ http://www.thethyconsulting.com/thebeautyofsnailfarming.htm and I hope you keep the good work going.

Thank you.

Alhaji Toyin Hssan.

The Benefits of Snail Farming In Nigeria

Author: Ismail AbdulAzeez

* Snail farming does not constitute nuisance to the environment;the droppings are generally firm and odourless.

* Snail are noiseless and easy to handle.

* Snail meat is recommended for patients with hypertension and heart attack due to its low level of cholesterol and fat.

* Snail blood is used during male circumcision,making tribal marks by native doctors.

* Snail blood and palm kernel oil in equal parts could be used to treat stroke and headache.

* The shell could be used for ornamental purposes.

* The shell is a source of calcium and phosphorus replacing bone meal and oyster shell in mixing rations for animals.

* Snail farming require little land or space.

* Feed for snails are cheap and could be source locally.

* Snail farming is not capital intensive when compared with other livestock farming.

* Snail meat contain anti tuberculosis qualities.

* Mucous of Helix Promatia favours action of penicillin.

* Slugs(snails) in coconut milk has curative properties for Asthma.

* Ortho calcium phosphate is a curative substance extracted from snails and used in medicine by Japanese for Kidney disease,anaemia,diabetes and circulatory disorder.

* Snail meat is cooked along with other local herbs,for pregnant women to ease labour.

* Snail farming can be done as a part time business.

*snail farming is less stressful compared to other livestock farming.

* Snail farming can be easily incorpoarted in other livestock farming like grasscutter farming.

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By:

Ismail AbdulAzeez,

The Managing Consultant,

The Thy Consulting,

Website: www.thethyconsulting.com

Tel:08023050835,07033632285.

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About the Author

* Experience: Ten years of business and managment consulting... * Philosophy: "If it is to be,it is up to me." * Primary focus: Provision of proven profitable business ideas.For more info on Grasscutter farming visit: www.thethyconsulting.com * Hobbies: Reading and Teaching.

Advice on grasscutter farming in Nigeria to grasscutter farmers

Advice On Grasscutter Farming To Grasscutter Farmers In Nigeria

Author: Ismail AbdulAzeez

*Make sure you receive training before embarking on grasscutter farming business.

*Seek advice of grasscutter farming expert/consultant before building your grasscutter houses,hutches and cages.

*Always find out from the grasscutter farming expert/consultant the best sources of quality feeds for your grasscutters.

*Make sure your grasscutter farming consultant is a grasscutter farming practitioner himself as grasscutter farming is about practical experiences.This will enable him to give you quality advices thereby increasing your bottom line.

*When your grasscutters are sick or behaving srangely seek the advice of the grasscutter farming expert.

*If in any case,you will need to castrate your male grasscutters,let it be done by the grasscutter farming expert/consultant.

*Do not your grasscutter farm be too away from where you are living.

*Build your grasscutter hutches,cages and house before stocking.

*Let your grasscutter house be properly ventilated,but not being expoxed to strong wind or facing direction of wind.

*Build your grasscutter house in such a way that cleaning activities will be easy to carry out.

*Let there be lighting in your grasscutter house - either natural or artificial,so as to make routine activities in grasscutter farming go on smoothly.

*Use quality materials that your grasscutters will not be able to destroy easily and make escape easy.

*You are supposed to be cleaning your grasscutter hutches,cages and house on regular basis.

*The equipment used in grasscutter rearing should always be kept clean.

*Don`t give your grasscutter any kind of feed,try and seek the advice of the grasscutter expert on feed formulation and management.

Want to know more about snail and grasscutter production? Go to THE THY SNAIL & GRASSCUTTER FARM.

By:

Ismail AbdulAzeez,

The Managing Consultant,

The Thy Consulting,

Tel: 08023050835 , 07033632285.

Website: www.thethyconsulting.com

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About the Author

* Experience: Ten years of business and managment consulting... * Philosophy: "If it is to be,it is up to me." * Primary focus: Provision of proven profitable business ideas.For more info on Grasscutter farming visit: www.thethyconsulting.com * Hobbies: Reading and Teaching.

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Grasscutter farming in Nigeria.The course is very insightful.

The course is very insightful. I encourage both the employed and unemployed to learn and deligently practise the snail and grasscutter farming in Nigeria.

Francis.

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