Bauchi State, with its vast arable land covering 65% of the territory, is a powerhouse for agricultural investment in Nigeria’s North-East. Spanning Sudan and Sahel savannah zones, the state benefits from rivers like Gongola and Jama’are, plus irrigation dams such as Gubi and Tilde-Fulani, enabling year-round farming. Key crops include cotton, groundnuts, millet, sorghum, maize, rice, yams, tomatoes, sesame, and cashew—offering high yields and export potential. Livestock rearing thrives with abundant cattle, goats, and sheep, while emerging value chains in rice processing and dairy production promise job creation and economic growth.

 

Mechanized farming and processing: Partner with initiatives like the Anchor Borrowers’ Programme for subsidized inputs and funding.

 

Land allocation: Over 54,000 hectares available for large-scale projects, including rice mills and agro-allied industries.

 

Supportive policies: Tax incentives, zero import duties on equipment, and state-backed soil mapping with international partners like OCP Africa.

 

Bauchi’s agriculture isn’t just farming—it’s a resilient engine for food security and sustainable livelihoods. Invest today and harvest tomorrow’s wealth! Contact the Bauchi Investment Corporation for tailored opportunities.