About Us

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Agriculture For
Future Development

Rich Farms Agricultural Cooperative Society (Agric Village), is one percent Nigeria Agric Consulting and general-purpose company registered under the CAP: NO 98 of the Nigeria Co-operative Societies ACTS/2004 with FCTA/ARDS/COOP/2009/3523. with contact address at the office of Director of Agriculture, Gwagwalada Area Council Secretariat Complex, Fct Abuja.

Our cooperative, amongst other things, specializes in management consultancy and development services both nationally and internationally, supporting government agencies, organizations and corporate entities by offering specialized services in national and international programs exchange of ideas and capacity building to governments, organizations and entities going through economic and structural change.

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Natural Farming
Our vision and Aim

is to galvanize and encourage civil servants in Ministries, Dept. and Agencies (MDA)] LGA Councils, and private Sector, by mobilizing them into society of farming communities for small medium and large scale farming

Our Executive

Team

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National President

Mr. Chika Collins Ugwudi

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Int. Affairs & trade promotion officer

Mr. Christopher Emmanuel N.

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Agriculture, Organic Products
Get to know us

Agriculture matters to
the future of development

Adding organic matter in the form of compost and aged manure, or using mulch or growing cover crops (green manures), is the best way to prepare soil for planting.

we assist in various ways including enhanced bargaining power, access to better farming technologies, improved access to credit, and increased knowledge sharing.

The focus ist only on galvaning people into agriculture, but we are even more concern about you staying and coming out of poverty through farming, this includes civil servants in Ministries, Departments and Agencies [MDAs] Local Government Area Councils, and private Sector, and individuals who would want to take farming seriously.