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NIO AGRO BUSINESS PITCH

                            NIO AGRO BUSINESS PITCH

My name is ADEGBAMIGBE Adewumi, am the team leader of NiO Agro. NiO Agro is a youth led farm that is into animal husbandry. We are poised to change the farming narratives in Nigeria by

1. Churning out the most hygienic and pocket friendly products to the populace

2. Finding, utilising and teaching farmers cheaper but effective methods to raise their animals so that at the end the farmer is happy and the consumer is also happy.

We raise and sell live/dressed pigs and broilers at the most pocket friendly prices. We make use of cheaper, non-conventional but effective methods/ingredients in our production process, this helps us produce at rates cheaper than the conventional methods. We replace the expensive conventional ingredients with cheaper non conventional ingredients. Through our methods, farmers can produce more at cheaper prices.

We teach for FREE young farmers how to replicate our methods on their own farms and as such they may not need to rely on the expensive finished feeds in the market.

So far we have trained over 1400 young farmers for FREE on how to replicate our methods and their results have been amazing.

 

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