Birdpreneur cooperative farmer holding fresh produce

Capital with roots. Production with proof.

Birdpreneur

The infrastructure behind a productive harvest.

Sponsor cooperative-scale agriculture in Nigeria. One connected system brings capital, verified inputs, field agronomy and off-takers together.

USD & NGN sponsorship · Bank transfers · Cards · Direct debit

Ground-level accountability

Field monitoring & receipts

Cooperative scale

10,000–100,000

birds per chicken production cycle

6–8 week production programme

A closed-loop production system

Institutional and retail sponsorship in USD or NGN. Defined cycles. Transparent budgets.

Chicken · 10,000–100,000 birdsMaize · 250–500 hectaresSoybeans · 150–300 hectaresRice · 200–400 hectaresGinger · 25–50 hectares

~$2.5M

in farm sponsorships

2,000+

small-scale farmers supported

4,000

acres across eight states

150,000+

chickens raised

5

supported production categories

How it works

Capital connected to production. Every stage accounted for.

  1. Step 01

    Sponsorship capital

    Institutional and retail sponsors support defined production cycles in USD and NGN.

  2. Step 02

    Cooperative production

    Vetted cooperatives coordinate farmers and production at institutional scale.

  3. Step 03

    Verified inputs & agronomy

    Supplier receipts and field-agent milestones document production progress.

  4. Step 04

    Off-take & aggregation

    Harvest handling and processor delivery connect production to the market.

  5. Step 05

    Fiat reconciliation

    Sales proceeds, costs and any earned sponsor payout are reconciled in the agreed currency.

Cooperative cycles

Current & upcoming opportunities

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Cooperative field monitoring

Cooperative field monitoring

On-the-ground coordination across cooperative production clusters.

Produce aggregation & off-take

Produce aggregation & off-take

Collective harvest handling, logistics and processor delivery.

Honest risk disclosure

Real production. Real accountability. Real risks.

Returns come from the underlying production and sales. We show a downside, base and upside projection for every cycle — never a guaranteed yield — and we will report results, including losses.

Weather

Drought, flooding and erratic rainfall can cut yields across a whole cycle.

Market & FX

Crop prices and the naira/dollar rate can move between funding and sale.

Buyer default

Off-takers may pay late or renegotiate. We diversify buyers where possible.

Insurance

Coverage and exclusions vary by cycle. Review documented insurance terms; cover is not a guarantee of principal.

Typical downside projection

−5% to −8%

Typical base projection

12% – 14%

Management fee

2% of principal

Your Birdpreneur workspace.

Sponsors, field agents and administrators access their assigned workspaces.