Tera Farms Investment is developing oil palm, coconut and mango estates in Nigeria, beginning in Biase Local Government Area, Cross River State. We are laying the groundwork first: land verification, technical assessment and disciplined planning before the first seedling goes into the ground.
Development stage: foundation land under verification. Figures on this site are labelled by confidence level.
Tera Farms is an operating agricultural business, not a financial product. Our purpose is to establish a professionally managed crop estate with three crop divisions, shared infrastructure and transparent records.
The long-term target is a 500-acre estate. The foundation is a 50-acre parcel, reported by management to be in one contiguous area, which is being taken through verification, survey and technical assessment before land preparation begins.
Oil palm is the flagship crop. Coconut and mango are complementary divisions that diversify the estate, spread agronomic risk and make use of shared roads, water and management. Each crop has its own timeline to maturity and its own market.
Fresh fruit bunches for mills and, potentially, on-site processing in future.
Year-round harvest rounds once bearing begins.
Seasonal fruit for fresh and processing markets.
Initial planting is targeted within approximately 6 to 12 months. That window depends on land verification, survey, soil testing, drainage and topography assessment, land preparation, seedling availability, agronomist recommendations, available capital and applicable permissions. Every stage is published on the Transparency page as it is reached.
Confirm ownership, boundaries and legal status of the 50-acre foundation parcel.
Target date to be confirmed
Commission a survey and produce a mapped layout of the parcel.
Target date to be confirmed
Sample and test soils to inform crop suitability and fertilisation.
Target date to be confirmed
Assess slopes, watercourses and drainage to identify plantable and non-plantable areas.
Target date to be confirmed
Counsel to review and approve any structure for investor participation before it is offered.
Target date to be confirmed
Clear, lay out and prepare the Phase 1 planting areas.
Target date to be confirmed
Each division has its own purpose, timeline and market, and shares one management structure.
Oil palm
Flagship oil palm division producing fresh fruit bunches, with potential future processing.
Coconut
Complementary coconut division diversifying produce and markets.
Mango
Fruit division producing mango for fresh and processing markets.
Acreage figures are a preliminary planning allocation, not surveyed or planted acreage.
Revenue in an agricultural estate comes from what the land produces and what the market pays for it. For oil palm that means fresh fruit bunches and, potentially, processed palm products. Costs come first and for several years: establishment, maintenance, labour, inputs and management. Profit, if any, is what remains after those costs, and only a portion of profit can ever be distributed after reserves, obligations and taxes.
Ownership, survey, soils, drainage, layout.
Years of establishment before commercial harvest.
Produce is sold into established markets. Revenue arrives only here.
Costs, reserves and taxes come before any distribution.
Every figure we publish carries a label that says how much confidence it deserves: verified, management reported, estimated, assumption, actual or pending verification. Where we have no data yet, we say so rather than showing a number.
Supported by reliable records or approved evidence.
Provided by company management but not independently verified.
A calculated or professional estimate.
A planning input used for modelling.
Recorded operational or financial result.
Information awaiting confirmation.
No data has been recorded yet.
No updates published yet
Farm development updates will be published here as work progresses.
Short answers to the questions we are asked most often.
Tera Farms Investment is a developing agricultural estate business in Nigeria. It is establishing oil palm, coconut and mango estates and intends to manage them professionally with transparent reporting.
Tera Farms intends to develop estates in more than one location. The first is in Biase LGA, Cross River State, Nigeria. Further locations will be announced once verified, and specific site details will be published once land verification is complete.
The long-term target is 500 acres. The current foundation is a 50-acre parcel, reported by management to be in one contiguous area and currently under verification. All acreage figures are preliminary planning allocations until survey is complete.
Initial planting is targeted within approximately 6 to 12 months, subject to land verification, survey, soil testing, drainage and topography assessment, land preparation, seedling availability, agronomist recommendations, available capital and applicable permissions.
Oil palm typically begins bearing fresh fruit bunches a few years after planting, depending on the planting material, site conditions and management. Tera Farms does not publish yield projections for its own estate at this stage.
Whether you are a prospective partner, a supplier, a member of the press or simply curious about the estate, we would like to hear from you.
