The economics, in the open.
We believe you should see how the returns are built, not just the headline. Everything on this page is illustrative, real results depend on yields and prices, which we verify before every cycle, but the logic is transparent.
Simple terms.
- Minimum investment
- ₦1,000,000 (half a plot)
- Full plot
- ₦2,000,000
- Choose your crop
- Yam, vegetables, or a split across both
- What you receive
- A share of profit on your chosen crop, paid per plot, each cycle
- Target return
- 18 to 22% per production cycle (illustrative, not guaranteed)
- Production cycle
- Approximately 12 months
- Payout options
- Cash out or reinvest
- Reporting
- Monthly updates, a statement with every distribution
Two crops. Two return profiles. Your choice.
Yam and vegetables earn money in different ways. You can back one, the other, or split across both. The target range applies to both crops, what differs is the shape of the return, when the cash arrives and how it behaves.
| Yam plots | Vegetable plots | |
|---|---|---|
| Role | Higher value staple | Fast cash engine |
| Cash timing | Weighted to end of cycle, after harvest and storage | Spread across the year, multiple harvests |
| Return character | Larger single payout, more seasonal | Steadier, earlier, more frequent |
| Main upside | Selling stored yam into the high price lean season | Premium dry season vegetable prices |
| Main risk to watch | Harvest time price swings | Perishability, needs continuous management |
| Best for investors who want | A higher value, patient position | Earlier, smoother cash flow |
Prefer balance? Split your investment across both, for example half in vegetable plots for steadier in year cash and half in yam plots for the higher value harvest. Many investors do exactly this.
What a ticket could earn, per cycle.
These figures use the blended target range and apply whether you choose yam, vegetables, or both. Per crop returns vary in timing and are confirmed each cycle.
| You invest | At 18% (illustrative) | At 22% (illustrative) |
|---|---|---|
| ₦1,000,000 (half plot) | ₦180,000 | ₦220,000 |
| ₦2,000,000 (1 plot) | ₦360,000 | ₦440,000 |
| ₦4,000,000 (2 plots) | ₦720,000 | ₦880,000 |
| ₦10,000,000 (5 plots) | ₦1,800,000 | ₦2,200,000 |
Per cycle figures, before any applicable fees or taxes, and independent of crop choice at the target range. Reinvesting your share compounds returns over multiple cycles, cashing out does not. Figures are illustrative and not a promise of performance.
What has to be true for these numbers to hold.
We would rather show our working. The target range assumes:
- The farm achieves at least base case yields for yam and vegetables.
- Yam is stored and sold into the higher price lean season, not dumped at harvest.
- Vegetables cycle continuously across the year under irrigation.
- Input costs and market prices stay within the ranges we have modelled and verified.
Before each cycle, we verify current Lagos prices and confirm the model. If the assumptions do not hold, the returns change, and we tell you.
Want the full model?
We will share the detailed feasibility study and financial model with serious prospective investors.