Crop cultivation
Cocoa, oil palm, rice, rubber, plantain, and vegetables are cultivated with irrigation support and mechanized farm practices.
A farm where every output finds its next purpose.
Nature-Source Farms and Integrated Services Limited turns crops, livestock, water, compost, feed, and sales into one disciplined agricultural system.
₦175M
Funding target
Over 100 acres
Farm base
Crops + Livestock
Circular production
Brand concept
Four paths from one source.
The brand story comes from the logo itself: a yellow sun for yield, green leaves for renewal, and a farm system where every output is guided into another productive use.
The farm model
A circular operating system linking crops, livestock, compost, feed, irrigation, and value addition.
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Product portfolio
Cocoa, palm oil, rice, rubber, plantain, vegetables, and livestock arranged for demand and resilience.
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Investor case
A private equity funding plan built around farm assets, early crops, and long-term commodity production.
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About the company
The company story, brand meaning, founder lens, and integrated agriculture purpose.
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Operating system
A closed loop farm, not a straight line.
Integrated agricultural systems help the company reduce input costs, preserve the ecosystem, and stabilize production across multiple farm activities.
Livestock production
Animal production provides marketable protein and organic waste that becomes compost manure for the farm.
Residue conversion
Crop shafts and harvest residues are processed into feed inputs, reducing waste and supporting livestock operations.
Value addition
The business moves beyond raw cultivation into processing, packaging, offtake relationships, and sales.
Investment thesis
Immediate farm cash flow, maturing long-life assets.
Rice and plantain harvests support early cash flows from year 1, while cocoa, oil palm, rubber, livestock, and value-added produce widen the revenue base.
Asset-backed structure
Farm plots are unitized and attached to investment participation as a collateral-oriented structure.
Early cash-flow crops
Rice and plantain are expected to support first-year cost recovery while long-life crops mature.
Export-facing commodities
Cocoa, rubber, and oil palm provide a pathway toward foreign exchange earning opportunities.
Progressive dividend intent
The proposal targets progressive dividends from the first year as operations stabilize.
Products
A harvest index for food, raw materials, and export value.
Cocoa
Long-cycle export asset crop contributing to sustained foreign exchange generation and plantation-scale revenue stability.
Palm Oil
Industrial commodity integrated into processing value chains, supporting both domestic demand and export-grade output.
Rice
Primary cash-flow crop designed for early harvest cycles and rapid liquidity generation within the production calendar.
Rubber
Industrial raw material crop structured for long-term yield consistency and foreign exchange exposure.
Plantain
High-demand staple crop optimized for continuous local market turnover and short-cycle revenue generation.
Vegetables
Irrigated rotational produce system enabling recurring supply cycles and consistent market liquidity.
Livestock
Integrated biological production unit supplying meat output while feeding the farm’s compost and nutrient cycle system.
Practical sustainability, not decoration.
The farm's environmental argument is operational: recycle nutrients, reduce chemical use, protect water access, and create livelihoods through productive assets.
Nutrient recycling
Livestock manure and plant residue are returned to the soil as useful farm inputs.
Reduced chemical dependence
Compost-based fertility reduces reliance on chemical fertilizers and protects the farm ecosystem.
Water resilience
Stream-fed irrigation, supported by a solar-powered borehole, ensures year-round farming and livestock production.
Livelihood creation
Mechanized, integrated agriculture creates jobs, skills, offtake demand, and rural enterprise growth.