MSUN FARM

MSUN FARM – Company Profile

About Us

MSUN Farm is a Nigerian-based agricultural enterprise committed to driving meaningful transformation within the agricultural sector. Founded in Kaduna in August 2019, the company operates as a division of MSUN GROUP, a multi-sector organization focused on innovation and sustainable development.

Since inception, MSUN Farm has positioned itself as a modern agricultural brand dedicated to practical farming, agricultural production, agribusiness services, and farm management solutions. Our operations span across crop farming, livestock production, food processing, farm consultancy, and agricultural value-chain development.

Built with the right mindset and deep commitment to excellence, we aim to deliver premium-quality agricultural products and outstanding services to our highly esteemed customers across Nigeria and beyond. With a blend of modern technologies, skilled workforce, and sustainable practices, MSUN Farm contributes to food security, economic growth, and rural empowerment.

Mission

To sustainably produce quality agricultural products, deliver reliable farm management services, and empower communities by adopting modern, efficient, and innovative agribusiness solutions that contribute to Nigeria’s food security and economic development.

Vision

To become one of Africa’s leading agricultural brands—known for innovation, quality production, and sustainable farming practices—while shaping a future where agriculture empowers people, communities, and the nation.

Nursery plants @ MSUN FARM

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Boost your income with MSUN FARM Hybrid Fruit Seedlings!

- High-yielding and disease-resistant
- Adaptable to any setting
- Economical and lucrative

APPLE

Malay apple = 5,000
Sugar apple = 5,000
English apple = 35,000
Purple star apple = 11,500

MANGO
German mango = 6,000
Peter (Binta sugar) Mango = 6,000
Lipens Mango = 5,000
Igbo Mango 6,000

ORANGE (CITRUS)
Sweet Orange = 3,000
Tangerine = 4,000
Grapefruit = 3,500
Shaddock/Pamelo = 4,000
Lemon = 3,500
Lime = 3,500
Tangelo = 4,000

GUAVA
Jerusalem sweet white guava = 3,000
Queen white Guava = 2,000
Red guava = 2,000

BANANA
Cavendish banana = 2,000
Dwarf Cavendish banana = 2,000
Red banana = 3,000
William jumbo banana = 4,000
Local Banana (Une ojii) = 2,000

PLANTAIN
Hybrid giant Plantains = 2,000

COCONUT
Dwarf coconut = 7,000
Twin dwarf coconut = 15,000

OIL PALM
Ojukwu oil palm = 1,000
Tenera oil palm = 1,000
Supergene oil palm = 3,000

OTHERS
Dwarf pawpaw = 2,000
Almond (Fruit) = 1,500
Queen's Pineapple = 1,000
Dabino (Date palm): = 5,000
Cashew = 2,000
Walnut = 3,000(Ukpa)
Jackfruit = 2,500
Passion fruit = 2,000
Strawberry = 1,500
Avocado = 15,000
Cashew = 3,000

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Varieties of Citrus (Oranges) nursery plants (hybrid) @ msun farm.
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PRICES (Depend on seedling sizes)

Sweet Orange = 3,000
Tangerine = 4,000
Grapefruit = 3,500
Shaddock/Pamelo = 4,000
Lemon = 3,500
Lime = 3,500
Tangelo = 4,000

Call or WhatsApp 07047757303
Email : [email protected]
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Deliver to you anywhere in Nigeria

AVAILABLE NOW!

Varieties of Apple nursery plants (hybrid) @ msun farm.
Call or WhatsApp 07047757303

Malay apple = 5,000
Sugar apple = 5,000
English apple = 25,000
Purple star apple = 10,000

Coleus Flowers Now Available FARM

Brighten up your garden with vibrant Coleus collection!

Choose from a variety of species, each with its own unique charm

Get your nursery plants delivered anywhere in Nigeria

Price: ₦700

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Get your Pomegranate (Punica granatum, Rummani) fruit nursery plants now.

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CROP CULTIVATION CALENDAR FOR FARMERS

Crop Cultivation Calendar in Nigeria (Without Irrigation)

Important considerations:

- Regional variations: Planting times can differ slightly between northern and southern Nigeria due to variations in climate.

- Soil conditions: The type of soil can influence planting times. For example, sandy soils may require earlier planting to ensure adequate moisture.

- Variety selection: The specific variety of a crop can also affect planting times. Some varieties may be more tolerant of drought or heat.

NOTE: While these are general guidelines, it's always a good idea to consult with local agricultural experts for the most accurate and up-to-date information on planting times in your specific region.

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