How We Made 500,000 from Our 1 Acre Potato Farm 

As of yesterday, we sold it N13,000. But the price is that high because it's dry season. If it is rainy season, the price is often between N6,000 and N9,000 If you take care of your farm well, and every other factor works for you, you can get 50 to 80 bags per acre

We didn't count the number of heaps

We're in Akinyele Local Government, Ibadan Yes, we sell vines

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It cannot be planted in dry season without irrigation

Yes. You can

Thank you, Sir

It is sweet potatoes

Yes

@@thefarmingcouple is there a way to contact you?

Yes. You can get 65 bags from an acre

Okay thanks

Well, there's none But we use dragon when the plant is still at the early stage.

@@thefarmingcouple would it not damage them?

Where's your farm?

Well, determining the number of potatoes that will fill a 50kg sack is not feasible as size determines. Once you get your flour sack, you'll fill it with potatoes until it becomes full. The number will vary for each sack

Alright thanks sir. ​@@thefarmingcouple

Oyo state

@@thefarmingcouple thank you for replying How does one go about getting a land for lease, and I believe you planed white sweet potato variety, how does one get the vines for planting and cost? Also, if there a way to contact you, for consultations and others? I anticipate your reply, thanks

It is sweet potatoes

​@@thefarmingcoupleI know it's sweet potato but it looks different from regular sweet potatoes you buy from the stores

@@HarlemMoore-st6il it looks different because of the size

This isn’t Irish potatoes but sweet potatoes

That's a very difficult task, Sir, due to several factors involved First, where's your farm?

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50kg. That's a Flour sack

Thanks for the reply

Potato vines are not available at the moment

@@thefarmingcouple till when will it be available

We cannot give a definite timeline at the moment

It is sweet potatoes

😂😂😂😂 Are you sure Baba Osogbo in Mushin isn't the one fortifying them too? In all, we've learnt our lessons and the need to be strategic in choosing locations