Taharqa Farms

I’m designing a private farm system in Ghana focused on: • Controlled production (greenhouses) • Water security (poly tanks + solar) • Integrated livestock (multiple income streams) • Storage + operations Farming isn’t the problem. Structure & System is...follow for updates.

@miss_boyem We really ought to normalize monthly rent payments especially those with consistent monthly salary....blessings to Mr Bernard🙏🏿

Mr Bernard needs to build more apartments in accra. His kind is rare 🥹 700 cedis for a C&H sc. but you pay monthly. God bless him ❤️

LAW 1 OF SYSTEM FARMING: BUYER FIRST. Grow first, then look for buyers is how you run at a loss and waste a bountiful harvest when buyers flake. ↓ That’s not a business, That’s a gambling... ↓ System farming works differently: Buyer → Production → Harvest → Delivery → Profit ↓ If you don’t have a buyer: You don’t have a market. You don’t have pricing power. You don’t have certainty. ↓ Before planting anything, ask: • Who will buy this? • At what price? • In what quantity? • How often? ↓ This is how you eliminate: • Waste • Unsold harvest • Price fluctuations ↓ You don’t grow what you want. You grow what is already sold. ↓ Restaurants. Exporters. Processors. Aggregators. These are your starting point. ↓ No buyer = No production. Simple. ↓ Get this right… and you’ve already solved half the problem. Follow for Law 2.

Most farmers get this wrong. They grow first…then look for buyers. That’s why they lose money. Here’s how system farmers actually operate:

This is the real gap... Most farmers focus on production but serious buyers operate on systems. Consistency, Standards & Reliability. These ensure repeat business engagement and continuity. I’m advocating and building around this exact model market first, then production. More farmers need to understand this shift.

You grow good food… but they still reject you. WHY? Because hotels & supermarkets are not just buying food — they are buying: ✔️ Consistency ✔️ Cleanliness ✔️ Packaging ✔️ Reliability No label. No proper sorting. No standard size. No deal. Brooo 😩 some farmers will harvest today and disappear for 2 weeks… how do you expect a hotel to depend on you? If you really want big buyers, you must farm like a BUSINESS, not just survival. Watch this video before you lose your next big opportunity 👇

This guy does poultry farming as a full-time job but in a very unique and unconventional way. He ventured into poultry with a focus on egg production, specifically Kuroiler kienyeji eggs. However, he soon realized that the market for eggs was quite unpredictable in terms of both price and demand, while his production remained steady. At times, he'd be stuck with excess stock that he couldn’t sell without incurring losses. To solve this, he came up with a smart strategy: instead of selling the extra eggs at a throwaway price, he incubates them and sells the chicks at triple the price. For example, a fresh fertilized egg that he normally sells at Ksh. 25, he can instead hatch and sell as a day-old chick for Ksh. 75—still cheaper than the market rate of Ksh. 110–120. His goal is to run a sustainable poultry business that stays profitable year round. Brokers frequently visit his farm to buy chicks and resell them at around Ksh. 100, which is still more affordable for farmers compared to the current market prices. In the end, everyone benefits no losses, no inflated or unrealistic profits just a sustainable poultry model that works for all- X farms

@EnyonamManye All of the above unfortunately😔 That's why we need systems and risk mitigation built into our practice.

Which one has “shown you pepper” before? A. Poultry mortality 🐔💀 B. Crops failing 🌱 C. Market prices dropping 📉 D. Workers wahala 😤

🇲🇱 Assimi Goïta: “There are no Malians, Burkinabè, or Nigeriens… We are ONE.” In this shared struggle: ▪ Malian fighter jets operate in Burkina Faso. ▪ Burkinabè aircraft carry out operations in Mali. ▪ There are no longer any borders between us—neither on land nor in the air.

@Joe__Bassey We start small, build and scale in the right moments with the right leaders...change is here and now✊🏿

Don't chase Success, earn it! Happy Blessed Sunday🙏🏿✨

Success in farming is not about more land It’s efficiency per square meter that creates real wealth. A small, controlled system will outperform acres of unmanaged land every time. Start small, build systems, document results then scale up when the data shows that consistent profits is assured. #systemfarming #modernfarming #FarminginAfrica #youthinagriculture #agribusiness #GreenGold

@menscoach1 Marriage is a choice like most events in life, choose better or mitigate wrong choices appropriately....there's always a way out if you have the resolve.

Married men are quietly suffering in silence every single day. He wakes up next to a woman who barely respects him, works a job he hates to pay bills that never end, and comes home to nagging, complaints, and zero affection. Sex is a negotiation he has to earn. His opinions are dismissed and the wife never listens to his words. He’s trapped in a contract where she has all the power and he carries all the weight. One wrong move and the divorce courts will bleed him dry - house, kids, savings, gone. Most married men aren’t happy. They’re just too scared to admit how miserable they’ve become. Wake up before it’s your turn. Marriage is a cage sold as paradise.

@blinx_xyz 100%. Tech improves output but the correctly applied Systems should secure profits. Secure multiple buyers, build quality storage, and add processing capacity and you'll be unstoppable. Control supply chain, control the inevitability of desired outcomes.

@TaharqaFarms The bet isn't tech adoption, it's supply chains that stick. Better seeds and data mean nothing if buyers flake, storage fails, or margins collapse next crash. Tech fixes visibility, not power dynamics.

"The next crop of African billionaires will come from system driven, tech-enabled farmers." Dr. Akinwumi Adesina (President of the African Development Bank)

Africa has: • 2/3 of the world’s arable land • 2.2B people to feed by 2050 • Billions spent on food imports This is a once-in-a-generation opportunity to take control and build real wealth. The future is here, The Future is now! #FarmingInAfrica #SystemsFarming #GreenGold

@SandraNabasirye Happy New Month, may your harvest be bountiful🌾🙏🏿

Happy new month from the farm☺️. God has been faithful 🙏

Regular Farmers, only think about profit maximisation... Smart Operators, build systems that predict and produce income consistently by design... Let's change the narrative together #systemsfarming #farminginAfrica #greengold #modernfarming

Let's go💪🏿

@drkab_1 Hahaha I'll take The big 6 too, much appreciated🙏🏿

@TaharqaFarms Top 10 is a lot😂 MTN GCB ETI GOIL BOPP SIC

Global stock market rankings (by size): 🇺🇸 US — $75T 🇨🇳 China — $14.8T 🇯🇵 Japan — $8.2T 🇭🇰 Hong Kong — $7.4T 🇮🇳 India — $5.0T 🇨🇦 Canada — $4.5T 🇹🇼 Taiwan — $4.5T 🇰🇷 South Korea — $4.0T 🇬🇧 UK — $4.0T Now put this in perspective. The 🇬🇭 Ghana Stock Exchange (GSE) is under $30B. The 🇳🇬 Nigerian Exchange (NGX) is roughly ~$70B. These markets are tiny on the global stage. And that’s where it gets interesting. Early-stage markets can offer real growth potential— but let’s be honest, they also come with real risks: • Lower liquidity (harder to enter/exit) • Currency volatility • Fewer listed companies • Governance & transparency concerns This isn’t easy money. It requires patience, research, and a long-term mindset. But historically, the biggest returns often come from markets people ignore early. So the real question is: Are you willing to take calculated risk?

@Yo_Ricchie @drkab_1 Appreciated bro🙏🏿

@TaharqaFarms @drkab_1 MTN Total E GCB