Nigeria is Open for Farming.

We are building five commercial farm projects in Nigeria connecting farmers and investors to real land, real crops and real returns — with a clear strategy to expand across all 36 states.

For now we are collecting a waitlist of interested investors. Once the waitlist closes our team will reach out to confirmed investors with full investment details, documentation and next steps.

Investment minimums will be confirmed when the funding round opens. We are designing entry points for both small and large investors — so whether you are starting with $1,000 or $100,000 there will be a place for you.

Returns are distributed yearly after each harvest season. Specific return percentages will be confirmed before the funding round opens. All investors will receive full transparent reporting on farm performance and financials.

Every investment is backed by real farmland and real agricultural produce — not paper assets. We are building a fully registered cooperative structure with legal and financial frameworks to protect every investor.

Yes. We welcome investors from the Nigerian diaspora and internationally. Details on cross border investment structures will be provided when the funding round opens.

No. This initiative is specifically designed to call non-farmers into farming. If you have land, time, willingness to learn or simply a desire to be part of this movement — there is a place for you.

Farmers who join the initiative will receive training, access to equipment, farming inputs, technical guidance and connection to markets. You will not be farming alone — you will be part of a cooperative structure built to support every member.

Not necessarily. We are working to identify and acquire farmland collectively. Details on land access for farmers without their own land will be shared at our upcoming seminar.

Join the waitlist and indicate that you are a farmer. Our team will follow up with details on farmer onboarding, training programs and the upcoming seminar.

There are five farm projects — Garden of Eden (Rice), Boaz Field (Palm Oil), Land of Canaan (Rubber), Land of Goshen (Cocoa) and The New Jerusalem (Yam, Maize, Cassava and Plantain).

All five farm projects are based in Anambra State, Southeast Nigeria — one of the most fertile agricultural regions in West Africa.

Across our five projects we are farming Rice, Palm Oil, Rubber, Cocoa, Yam, Maize, Cassava and Plantain — a diverse portfolio covering food crops, tree crops and industrial crops.

The total portfolio budget across all five farm projects is $7.5 million — covering land acquisition, farm infrastructure, equipment and farming operations.

Yes. Our expansion strategy covers all 36 states of Nigeria. The five current projects are the foundation of a much larger national agricultural network.

The waitlist is how we are collecting interest from farmers and investors ahead of our official launch. Joining reserves your spot and ensures you are first in line when the funding round opens.

Click the Join The Harvest button anywhere on the site and fill in the two step form. It takes less than two minutes.

Our team will review your details and match you to the right project. When your project opens for investment you will be the first to be notified with full details and next steps.

Yes. Joining the waitlist is completely free and requires no financial commitment. It simply reserves your place and keeps you informed.

Yes. If you are interested in both farming and investing simply indicate that in the form and our team will follow up with options for both roles.

Entrepreneur Farms is targeting an official launch in 2027. The countdown on our homepage shows the time remaining to our waitlist closing date.

The countdown represents the closing date of our first waitlist window. Once it closes our team will begin reaching out to confirmed investors and farmers with next steps.

Farming operations are targeted to begin in early 2027 following land acquisition, infrastructure development and farmer onboarding.

All five farm projects are targeting their first harvest in 2027. Investor returns will be distributed after the first harvest season completes.

The long term plan is to expand across all 36 states of Nigeria — building a self sustaining national food production network that feeds the nation from within and creates generational wealth for farmers and investors alike.