I'm considering starting a yam farm and was wondering if anyone has experience with this type of farming? Specifically, I'm interested in hearing about the profitability of yam farming. Any insights or advice would be greatly appreciated.
Is yam farming a profitable business.
- Thread starter Niyi Briggs
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Yam farming is very profitable. But the major problem of farming yam is that it is not mechanical especially in Nigeria. You have to plant the seedlings by yourself and constantly keep working on the farm till the yam become matured and ready for harvest
I never knew about this. So there is no way one can mechanize the planting of yams. That would require a huge expense on labour to finish planting.
Yam farming is a very good business because these are types of items that people consume in their houses virtually every day.
Every aspect of our culture is very lucrative and that is why you would find so many people get involved in it.
It's going to be very challenging to sell food stuff like yam online because they are perishable. If they are not sold out fast, they will damage.
Yam farming could be a very profitable business if you know how to cultivate the yam.
I have no idea about this business. Maybe in some parts of the world, yam farming is very profitable,
