The farm settlement is a project proposal by AFROWOOD. The aim is to establish a network of viable, humane farm settlements dedicated to the production and sustainable models for farms.
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The farm settlement is a project proposal by AFROWOOD. The aim is to establish a network of viable, humane farm settlements dedicated to the production and sustainable models for farms.Establishing the model farm settlement is necessary to demonstrate real humane alternatives to poor welfare farming practices and to develop practical solutions that are relevant in terms of culture, science, climate, species and topography.
Benefits
- To demonstrate to the global farming community that humane and sustainable farming is possible, and obtain their support for this higher welfare method of farming
- Direct support to reduce poverty.
- Provide management training.
- Provide consultancy and advisory services.
- Conduct applied management research, special and diagnostic studies.
- Disseminate management information.
- Contribute to policy development which would enhance better management of the agricultural and rural sector in Nigeria
The farm settlement is a project proposal by AFROWOOD. The aim is to establish a network of viable, humane farm settlements dedicated to the production and sustainable models for farms.
Establishing the model farm settlement is necessary to demonstrate real humane alternatives to poor welfare farming practices and to develop practical solutions that are relevant in terms of culture, science, climate, species and topography.
Benefits
- To demonstrate to the global farming community that humane and sustainable farming is possible, and obtain their support for this higher welfare method of farming
- Direct support to reduce poverty.
- Provide management training.
- Provide consultancy and advisory services.
- Conduct applied management research, special and diagnostic studies.
- Disseminate management information.
- Contribute to policy development which would enhance better management of the agricultural and rural sector in Nigeria
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VISION
MODERNIZATION OF THE FARMING INDUSTRY THROUGH TECHNOLOGICAL IMPLEMENTATION
The modernization of the farming industry is essential to the survival and growth of the farmers in Nigeria. In order to ensure that production is at its optimal capacity, and quality, innovative technology has to be implemented.
It is within the above premise that we will like to propose the development of economic municipalities like a place of agriculture that we call the Jewel of Africa. Our intention is to explore how we can work together with this government to achieve the vision of feeding a starving population and a creation of an economically nation with a pilot scheme to kick start the program in the six geo-political zones.
CREATION OF JOBS FOR THE YOUTH AND LESS PRIVILEGED
The estimated population of Nigeria is said to have reached about 167 million people according to the National Bureau of Statistics in 2012. Furthermore the National Population Commission states that about half of the population consists of the youths defined as individuals between the ages of 15 and 34 years. As the youth population grows so does the unemployment rate.
Firstly, in regards to age, younger youths struggle more to find jobs, at least two-thirds of unemployed youths are between the ages of 15 and 24 years, which is a staggering statistic if you take into account that the upper quartile of the age range consists of those that are expected to be graduates. Secondly, regarding gender the majority of unemployed are female. Thirdly, regarding geographical location, youth unemployment is mostly in rural areas. Establishing farm settlements in rural areas will provide jobs for the underprivileged as well as the graduates who have been unable to attain employment.
Features:
- Farm houses
- Hospital/Medical centre
- Commercial centre
- Recreational centre
- Religious centres
- Event centre
- Pre-School – Secondary school
- Agricultural Training Institute
- Lodgings
Objectives
To educate the local farmers about how to reduce carbon and water footprints in banana plantations.
- We are here to provide a better alternative to the subsistence farming (popular among our people) which has little or no input to our economic growth as a nation.
- Making agriculture more attractive to the teeming youth population.
- Making agriculture a better option for the youth.
- Developing the entrepreneurial spirit and skills in the young farmers.
- To create a bridge or a path to a technological advancement in the agricultural sector and as well as seeing to the realization of food sustainability dream.
- To develop humane, sustainable farm systems which provide discernable benefits to the farmers’ welfare, the environment and the economy.
- To act as a center of excellence for good farm practice, and also a breeding ground for knowledge with commercial farmers and other interested parties as widely as possible
- To demonstrate to governments and the public that humane and sustainable farming is a practical reality.
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