Farming Solutions For Farmers and Land Owners

Name: Abiola Lande Farm
Address: NG

Farm Strategy

Our Support And Services

Abiola Lande Farm provides comprehensive site planning services designed to optimize agricultural productivity through strategic resource allocation. We conduct detailed land assessments to ensure every development project aligns with sustainability goals and operational efficiency.

Our Production Technology Model

Our Production Technology Model integrates Aquaponics with vertical and horizontal Hydroponics above ground farming to maximize yields. We also combine open-field regenerative systems with livestock to create high-performing agricultural ecosystems.

Aquaponics & Loop Farming Systems

Water conservation: Both systems reuse water, reducing waste.
Efficient use of space: Crops can grow in compact areas without soil.
Nutrient recycling: In aquaponics, fish waste provides nutrients for plants, while plants help clean the water for the fish.
Controlled nutrition: Hydroponics delivers nutrients directly to plant roots, supporting healthy growth.
Reduced soil-borne disease: Growing without soil lowers exposure to many soil-related pests and diseases.
Consistent production: With suitable environmental controls, both methods can support year-round growing.

Executive Summary

An Integrated, Climate-Smart Food Production Platform

A comprehensive agricultural development solution combining modern farming technologies, sustainable resource management, food processing, renewable energy, training, and market access within a single scalable platform.

Designed to operate across diverse climates and terrains, our model integrates:

• Hydroponics & Aquaponics
• Open-Field & Protected Agriculture
• Livestock Production
• Aquaculture & Fish Farming
• Food Processing & Packaging
• Cold Chain & Storage Facilities
• Renewable Energy Solutions
• Water Management Systems
• Agricultural Training & Research
• Supply Chain & Market Distribution

Delivering sustainable food security, economic growth, and environmental resilience.

Abiola Lande Farms Nigeria Ltd (ALFNL) is developing Asili Kijani Mazao – Nature’s Green Produce, a fully integrated agricultural, aquaculture, livestock, processing, training and renewable‑energy platform on approximately 100 acres of multi‑generational family farmland in Nigeria. The project combines trusted local land stewardship with modern controlled‑environment agriculture, regenerative field production, aquaponics, livestock systems, on‑site processing, cold‑chain infrastructure and training facilities. The core commercial premise is to create more value from every acre and every kilogram produced by building a multi‑enterprise, mutually reinforcing agricultural ecosystem with diversified revenue streams and reduced risk.

Vision, Mission & Strategic Principles

Our vision is to build a teaching education facility which educates those who wish to learn and have support to develop and build a scalable agricultural platform that produces more food, of consistently high quality, while using land, water, energy and inputs more intelligently. Our mission is to deliver premium, sustainable and climate‑resilient food products through an integrated model that combines controlled‑environment technology, responsible land stewardship, proven farming practice and efficient circular systems. We follow clear strategic principles: closed‑loop, low‑waste production; climate‑resilient controlled‑environment agriculture; regenerative land management; water and resource efficiency; youth skills and rural enterprise; community‑rooted development; value‑chain optimisation; structured off‑take; brand‑driven value creation; and reinvestment‑driven growth.

Development Priorities, Metrics & Food Security

Our growth strategy follows a rigorous, evidence-based roadmap divided into clear operational phases. We focus on comprehensive environmental auditing—covering everything from soil and water health to energy capacity—while simultaneously aligning our outputs with precise buyer demands. By initiating measured pilots across our hydroponic and livestock divisions, we maintain total control over cost efficiency and operational scaling. Success is quantified through hard data, monitoring indicators like annual harvest frequency, resource consumption per kilo of product, and net profit margins. We address food security by minimizing supply chain vulnerabilities and maximizing crop preservation, ensuring a robust local distribution network. Furthermore, the project is structured to support clear, auditable investment returns and, where applicable, to work with advisors on tax-efficient structures and incentives in Africa and other regions.

Our global education and alliance framework is founded on:
• Holistic academic guidance for international scholars, offering hands-on laboratory experiences within active farming environments.
• Specialized advisory services to help producers identify grant opportunities and obtain necessary funding from private capital sources.
• Modular agricultural templates designed for scalable implementation, ranging from small-holdings to industrial-scale ventures.
• Innovative, mobile cultivation systems engineered for high-performance farming across Nigeria, and global markets.
• Strategic partnerships with industry leaders in logistics and ag-tech to streamline every phase of the food production cycle.
• Legally compliant entry points for global investors to participate through equity shares, land acquisition, or joint ventures within Nigeria and abroad.
• Collaboration with reputable financial partners to assist in identifying capital solutions for eligible ventures, without guaranteeing funding for all applicants.

From Land Development to Market Success...

and Beyond

At Abiola Lande Farms, we believe that true success is not measured by the completion of a project, but by the prosperity it creates for generations to come.

Our commitment begins long before the first crop is planted and continues long after the first harvest. From land identification, reclamation and clearance to irrigation, boreholes, farm design, infrastructure development and production systems, we work alongside our clients at every stage of their journey.

However, our role extends far beyond development.

We provide strategic guidance on business growth, market positioning, branding, processing opportunities and routes to market, ensuring that every project is built not only to produce, but to succeed commercially. Whether serving local communities, national supply chains or international export markets, we help identify the most profitable and sustainable opportunities available.

A Long-Term Partnership

We do not see ourselves as contractors who complete a project and move on.

We become long-term partners in the development of your business, providing continued support, expertise and guidance as your enterprise grows, evolves and expands. Our goal is to help create businesses that are resilient, profitable and capable of supporting future generations.

Building Legacies, Not Just Projects

From land reclamation and infrastructure development to agricultural production, processing, branding and market access, we provide an integrated pathway from concept to commercial success.

Every project is approached with a vision for the future:

Sustainable growth
Commercial success
Employment creation
Community development
Food security
Generational wealth creation

Our Promise

We will be with you throughout the journey, transforming land into opportunity, businesses into success stories, and investments into lasting legacies for generations to come.

Abiola Lande Farms
Creating sustainable enterprises, empowering communities, and building prosperity that endures for generations.

At Abiola Lande Farms and our strategic Partners including Africa Infrastructure & Energy Group (AIEG), our support does not end with land reclamation, farm construction or project development. We provide a complete end-to-end solution designed to maximise both production and commercial success.

Our team supports every stage of the journey, beginning with land identification, clearance, reclamation, irrigation design and borehole development. We then assist with master planning, farm layout design, infrastructure development, aquaponic and hydroponic systems, water management, energy solutions and operational optimisation.

However, developing productive land is only part of the process.

We work closely with clients to identify the most profitable markets for their products, whether local, regional or international. Through strategic business development and market analysis, we help determine the best crop selection, production methods, processing opportunities and routes to market based on current demand and long-term commercial viability.

Our services include:

Land reclamation and site clearance
Farm and estate master planning
Irrigation and water infrastructure
Borehole drilling and water resource management
Aquaponics and hydroponics design
Agricultural infrastructure development
Crop and livestock production planning
Product branding and packaging
Marketing and business development
Domestic market access
International export market development
Supply chain and distribution support
Investment and project development support

A Complete Farm-to-Market Approach

Our objective is simple: to transform land into profitable, sustainable enterprises.

Whether developing a small commercial farm, a large integrated agricultural estate, a food processing facility, or a regional agricultural hub, we provide the professional expertise, strategic planning and market access required to maximise long-term success.

From cleared land to commercial production. From production to branding. From branding to profitable markets. We support the entire journey.

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Open-Field Regenerative Agriculture and Plantation Crops

Alongside its controlled-environment farming operations, Abiola Lande Farms Nigeria Ltd will develop extensive open-field agricultural production based on regenerative farming principles designed to improve soil fertility, enhance biodiversity, increase long-term productivity, and strengthen environmental sustainability.

The open-field farming programme will focus on a combination of high-demand staple crops, plantation crops, animal feed crops, and value-added agricultural commodities, including:

Oil Palm
Cassava
Plantain
Moringa
Maize
Soybeans
Groundnuts
Yam
Sweet Potato
Vegetables and field crops suitable to local climatic conditions
Fodder and forage crops to support livestock operations

The integration of these crops within the wider farming estate creates a highly efficient circular agricultural system. Crop residues, cassava peelings, maize stalks, plantain waste, and other organic by-products can be utilised as livestock feed, compost inputs, or biomass resources, reducing waste while lowering production costs. In turn, manure generated from cattle, goats, poultry, rabbits, and other livestock enterprises is processed and returned to the land as a natural fertiliser, enriching soils and reducing dependency on imported chemical fertilisers.

The farm will adopt a range of regenerative agricultural practices, including:

Strategic crop rotation programmes to maintain soil fertility and reduce pest pressures.
Cover cropping to minimise erosion and improve soil structure.
Organic matter restoration through composting and manure application.
Water-efficient irrigation systems designed to maximise productivity while conserving resources.
Biological soil enhancement techniques to support beneficial microbial activity.
Agroforestry and palm-based production systems that encourage biodiversity and long-term land stewardship.

Particular emphasis will be placed on Oil Palm, Cassava, Plantain, and Moringa, which are well suited to Nigeria's climate and offer strong domestic, industrial, and export market opportunities.

Oil Palm provides multiple revenue streams through palm oil, palm kernel oil, animal feed by-products, biomass fuel, and future processing opportunities.

Cassava serves as a strategic food-security crop and can be processed into garri, high-quality cassava flour, starch, ethanol, animal feed ingredients, and industrial products, creating significant value-addition opportunities.

Plantain supports both fresh-market sales and value-added processing into plantain flour, chips, and packaged food products, while also providing organic biomass that can be returned to the soil or utilised within livestock systems.

Moringa offers exceptional nutritional, pharmaceutical, animal feed, and export potential due to its highly valued leaves, seeds, oils, and nutritional supplements.

By integrating crop production, livestock enterprises, aquaculture, hydroponics, processing, and renewable resource management, Abiola Lande Farms will create a resilient agricultural ecosystem where one enterprise supports another. This approach maximises land productivity, reduces waste, improves soil health, strengthens food security, diversifies income streams, and establishes a sustainable model for large-scale agricultural development capable of serving local, national, and international markets.

The farm will incorporate state-of-the-art controlled-environment hydroponic growing systems, enabling the year-round production of high-quality vegetables without reliance on traditional soil cultivation. Hydroponics is an advanced agricultural method in which crops are grown using carefully managed nutrient-enriched water solutions, allowing plants to receive optimum levels of water, nutrients, oxygen, and light throughout their growth cycle.

This approach delivers significantly higher yields per hectare than conventional farming, while using up to 90% less water, reducing pest and disease pressures, and enabling consistent production regardless of seasonal weather conditions. Through precise monitoring and management of nutrients, temperature, humidity, and irrigation, the farm can achieve superior crop quality, faster growth rates, and enhanced production efficiency.

The hydroponic operation will focus on a diverse crop rotation programme to maintain system productivity, support market demand, and ensure a continuous harvest throughout the year. Crops will include:
Tomatoes
Sweet peppers and chilli peppers
Cucumbers
Lettuce varieties
Kale
Spinach
Swiss chard
Cabbage seedlings
Spring onions
Celery
Pak choi
Coriander
Parsley
Basil
Mint
Other culinary and medicinal herbs
Microgreens and speciality leafy vegetables
Crop rotation and production scheduling will be carefully managed to maintain optimal nutrient balance, maximise system utilisation, and provide a consistent supply of fresh produce to wholesale, retail, hospitality, institutional, and export markets.

Where appropriate, the hydroponic facilities will be integrated with the farm's aquaponics operation, allowing nutrient-rich water derived from fish production to supplement plant growth. This further enhances sustainability by recycling valuable nutrients, reducing fertiliser consumption, minimising waste discharge, and creating a highly efficient circular food production system.

By combining advanced hydroponics with aquaponics and conventional agriculture, Abiola Lande Farms Nigeria Ltd will establish a resilient, high-yield production model capable of delivering premium-quality vegetables throughout the year while optimising land use, conserving water resources, and strengthening long-term food security and profitability.

Commercial fish production will be centred on African Catfish (Clarias gariepinus), supported by the cultivation of Tilapia to create a diversified and resilient aquaculture operation. African Catfish are recognised for their rapid growth rates, high stocking densities, strong market demand, and excellent feed conversion efficiency, making them one of the most commercially attractive fish species for large-scale production across Africa.

To maximise resource efficiency and environmental sustainability, the farm will incorporate a selective aquaponics integration system. Nutrient-rich water generated from the fish production units will be diverted into hydroponic crop-growing systems, where dissolved nutrients are utilised by plants as a natural fertiliser source. This process significantly reduces water consumption, minimises waste discharge, lowers fertiliser costs, and creates an additional revenue stream through the production of high-value vegetables, herbs, microgreens, and speciality crops.

The integration of aquaponics provides several strategic advantages:

Reduces water usage through continuous recycling.
Converts fish waste into a valuable plant nutrient resource.
Improves environmental sustainability and ESG performance.
Creates dual-income streams from both fish and crop production.
Reduces operational costs associated with water treatment and fertiliser purchases.
Supports year-round crop production under controlled conditions.
Enhances eligibility for green finance, sustainability grants, and carbon-reduction initiatives.

Upon harvest, fish will be transferred to the farm's dedicated processing and slaughterhouse facility, where they will be graded, processed, prepared, and packaged in accordance with food safety and export standards.

Following primary processing, products will be dispatched to a separate value-addition facility. A proportion of the production will be supplied fresh to wholesale, retail, hospitality, and export markets, while a designated percentage will undergo smoking and further processing to serve a distinct and highly profitable market segment. Smoked African Catfish remains a staple product across many African communities and international diaspora markets, benefiting from extended shelf life, enhanced flavour, and premium retail pricing.

This integrated production model enables the farm to capture value across the entire supply chain, from fish farming and aquaponic crop cultivation through to processing, smoking, packaging, and distribution. The result is a sustainable, commercially robust agribusiness capable of maximising profitability while minimising environmental impact and resource waste.

The farm will operate an integrated livestock enterprise comprising cattle, goats, poultry, and rabbits, strategically linked with crop production systems to create a sustainable circular economy. Manure and organic by-products generated from livestock operations will be utilised to improve soil fertility, reduce external fertiliser requirements, and enhance crop productivity, thereby closing nutrient loops, minimising waste, and strengthening the long-term resilience of the farming operation.

To maximise value retention across the supply chain, Abiola Lande Farms Nigeria Ltd will establish an on-site slaughterhouse and livestock processing facility. The facility will serve not only the farm's own livestock production but will also provide essential processing, handling, storage, and dispatch services for neighbouring farms, livestock producers, wholesalers, retailers, and commercial agricultural businesses.

The inclusion of a slaughterhouse within the estate delivers several important strategic and commercial benefits:

Greater control over product quality, traceability, and food safety standards.
Reduced transportation costs and livestock stress associated with long-distance movement prior to processing.
Increased profit margins through value-added processing rather than the sale of live animals.
Creation of additional revenue streams through processing services provided to third-party livestock producers.
Improved supply chain efficiency and year-round market access.
Enhanced opportunities for wholesale, retail, hospitality, institutional, and export markets.
Job creation and support for regional agricultural development.

Following processing, products will be graded, chilled, packaged, and dispatched through dedicated distribution channels. A proportion of production will undergo further value-added processing, including smoking, curing, and specialised packaging, enabling the business to access premium market sectors and higher-margin consumer segments.

By integrating livestock production, crop cultivation, processing, and distribution within a single estate, Abiola Lande Farms creates a highly efficient agribusiness model that maximises productivity, reduces waste, increases profitability, and provides critical infrastructure support to the wider agricultural community. This approach strengthens food security, encourages local economic development, and establishes the farm as a regional agricultural processing and distribution hub

Hydroponics Aquaponics Open Field and Integrated Livestock complete
with Processing units to humainly despatch live stock and fish including smoking fish and purpose built area for produce cleaning and Packaging both processing plants can be utalised by others who do not have this facility creating a hub supporting other farmers
Solar and Biomas energy generated for Farms sustainability
Purpose built educational and residential facility to support young or developing personal from around the world, who are looking to develop farms and farming opportunities above and below ground additionally supporting small Businesses
We see this facility as an integral hub to generate knowledgable personal on Land Growing techniques feed and fertiliser equipment handling and Health and Safety creating opportunities for business growth and employment.

Get in Touch

Website

www.abiolalandefarm.com

General Email

info@abiolalandefarm.com

Telephone

+44 2475 107754

Mobile

+44 7496 897 421

Farm Address

Abiola Lande Estate, Nigeria No 1 Abiola Lande Road

Off Odeda-Iban Road

OloKose

Kemta Village

Abeokuta

Ogun State

Nigeria

UK Head Office Address

UK Office - AIEG HOUSE - RAM HALL FARM - BERKSWELL ESTATES - BAULK LANE - BERKSWELL - CV7 7BD - United Kingdom