Make agriculture
cool again
Nigeria was once built on agriculture. Farms.ng is building a platform where farmers collaborate, share knowledge openly, and take pride in growing our nation.
Agriculture built Nigeria
before oil
Before crude oil, agriculture was Nigeria's backbone. Cocoa, groundnuts, palm oil, cotton, and grains funded education, infrastructure, and global trade.
Young people took pride in farming, innovation, and production. It was respected work that built families and communities.
When oil was discovered, focus shifted. Agriculture was neglected. Knowledge stopped being passed down. Youth were taught to look elsewhere.
Today, Africa has the youngest population in the world — and the land, climate, and demand to feed itself and the world.
Farms.ng exists to help reorient youth back to agriculture — not as a struggle, but as a smart, modern, respected path.
A collaboration platform built on shared knowledge
We are building a growing archive of real farming experiences — what worked, what failed, and what others can learn from it. Created by farmers sharing their seasons, youth documenting practices, and field contributors adding local context.
Real stories, not theory
Every insight comes from lived experience, not textbooks.
Youth-powered agriculture
Young people help document, organize, and modernize farming knowledge.
Crop-by-crop learning
Knowledge is organized by crop, region, and stage.
Built on trust
Clear rules, moderation, and field contributors keep content honest.
Collaboration over isolation
Farmers and youth can find peers, form cooperatives, and support one another.
Over time, this knowledge helps farmers grow better, earn more, and avoid costly mistakes.
What you will find inside
Short, practical stories that help farmers make better decisions. Real experiences from real farmers.
Drying Hibiscus Without Losing Colour
How one farmer reduced spoilage and improved quality.
Sesame Cleaning Errors That Cost Money
Small mistakes that lead to lower prices.
Ginger Storage Lessons From the Rainy Season
Preventing mould and post-harvest losses.
Cassava Harvest Timing: A Hard Lesson
How harvesting too early reduced yield.
What Changed When We Formed a Cooperative
Benefits and challenges from the first season.
Simple Farm Records That Actually Work
How one notebook helped track costs and profits.
Stories are reviewed before publishing to keep the archive credible
Join the conversation
Farms.ng is growing as a community first. While the platform is being built, farmers and youth are already connecting, sharing experiences, and asking questions inside our Facebook group. This is where early discussions happen, stories are shared informally, and relationships start forming.
Join the Farms.ng Facebook GroupThis group is moderated to keep discussions practical, respectful, and scam-free.
Help keep the archive real
Oracles are trusted community contributors who help document practices, support farmers wanting to share their experiences, and add local context where needed. In Phase 1, oracles focus on learning and credibility, not transactions.
Support
Help farmers share their stories confidently
Document
Record real practices with permission
Contextualize
Add local knowledge and regional insights
Join as a Farmer
If you farm in Nigeria — or want to build a future in agriculture — join Farms.ng early. We will invite you when story submissions open and when your crop knowledge group launches.
Join as an Oracle
If you want to support farmers, document real practices, and help keep the knowledge on Farms.ng credible, you can join as an Oracle. Oracles play a key role in building trust and supporting collaboration on the ground.
Questions &
Answers
No. Phase 1 is focused on knowledge, stories, and community. We're building the foundation for agricultural knowledge sharing first.
Yes. Joining the early community is completely free. We believe knowledge should be accessible to all farmers.
Farmers, youth, and field contributors can all contribute their experiences and knowledge to the platform.
Nigeria's future depends on youth-led agriculture. We want to make farming an attractive career path for the next generation.
Only to support the platform and stay in touch. We respect your privacy and never sell your personal information.
Let's talk
For partnerships, media inquiries, or questions about Farms.ng, we would love to hear from you.