10 Step Organic Tomato Challenge. Over N1,000,000 yearly for Everyone
Agroheal is simplifying farming so everyone can join in. By working together, we can cut food costs and create a steady supply of healthy food and extra income for every Nigerian.
Turn Farming into Your Side Hustle with LEAP
The Learn to Earn Agribusiness Program (LEAP) lets you take what you learn from the courses and put it into real practice on shared farmland. Even if you can’t farm at home, you can still join others on the group farm and earn from the harvest together.
How LEAP works
1. Join the program (₦5,500 yearly)
Start with a one-time yearly membership fee of ₦5,500 yearly. This gives you access to all our training courses, from composting to crop management — so you understand the basics before stepping onto the farm.
2. Secure Your Farm Space (₦10,000 one-time)
Each group farm is one hectare, divided into 100 slots. Secure one slot with N10,000 (maximum ten slots at N10,000 each). Think of it as your personal “seat at the table” in the farm’s harvest. Once you secure your space, you’re officially part of the group farm.
3. Keep Your Space Active (₦2,000 monthly)
Just like maintaining a house, farmland has monthly utilities. The monthly fee covers your farmland rent, agronomy fee and Agroheal oversight. This monthly upkeep fee ensures your space is well-managed, clean, and ready for planting and harvesting.
4. Build the Farm Together (₦20,000/month for first 5 months)
For the farm to start producing, everyone chips in equally to cover setup costs — tools, seedlings, soil prep, irrigation, and more. This contribution is only for the first five months and is managed openly by the group so every naira is accounted for.
5. Your Monthly Involvement (1 day per month)
Farming here doesn’t take over your life. You only need to show up one day a month to help with simple tasks like planting, weeding, or harvesting. If you can’t make it, there’s a ₦5,000 charge to keep things fair for the others who do the work.
6. Harvest & Share the Profits (₦1,000,000+ potential per space, yearly)
When crops are ready, they are harvested and sold directly into trusted markets — cutting out middlemen. Because costs are shared and waste is reduced, the profits are bigger. Each farm space can return ₦1,000,000 or more in a year, and you can scale your income by buying more spaces.
Join the 10 Step Tomato Challenge
Every year, Nigerians struggle with tomato scarcity from April to August. The Tomato Challenge is our answer – a simple, step-by-step way to end tomato scarcity and make all our staple foods affordable all year round.
1. Join The Program
Once you join by paying a subscription fee of N5,500, we'll send you a free pack of 20 organic tomato seeds and 20 organic pepper seeds plus 20 reusable nursery bags. Delivery within 2 weeks.
2. Learn the Basics
While waiting for your free starter pack delivery, start learning. On your dashboard, you will find easy lessons on organic farming of tomatoes, pepper, etc. and composting. Start Composting immediately to recycle fruit & vegetable waste into healthy fertile soil for seed sowing and transplanting.
3. Composting & Planting
In 3 weeks you can have nutrient-rich (fertile) organic soil to sow your seeds. Transplant the seedlings after another 3 weeks into your homemade soil.
4. Organic Care
These keep your plants well fed and protected at every stage of growth from seedling to harvest (without chemicals)
5. Tomato Mastery
Tomatoes are tricky to grow. That’s why we guide you through a special Tomato Masterclass. Once you master tomatoes, every other crop becomes easier.
6. Practice at Home
While growing tomatoes and peppers, you’ll also explore other crops and livestock in the training. Try what you can at home so you’re prepared for the bigger farm.
7. First Harvest & Seed Saving
6 - 12 weeks after transplanting, You'll harvest your tomatoes and pepper. Save 100 seeds each from the best fruits - as you own seed contribution to the 10,000 tomato plants and 10,000 pepper plants establishment for your group farm
8. Preparing the Shared Farm
Latest January 20th 2025, land preparation begins. Tomatoes, pepper, onions, okra, ugu, mushrooms, cucumbers, and more will be cultivated alongside bees, snails, black soldier fly larvae and other livestock for excellent biodiversity.
9. Group Planting
By February, everyone in your group farm comes together to sow and transplant crops. This teamwork ensures bigger harvests and lower costs.
10. Big Harvest, Shared Abundance
From April onwards, you’ll join your group to harvest, sell, and enjoy tomato abundance — season after season, no more scarcity.
Why Agroheal Works
By growing together and making our own farm inputs, we slash expenses — so crops reach the market at lower prices.
Members earn from harvests sold directly to trusted markets. One farm slot can return ₦1,000,000+ yearly.
No chemicals. All crops are grown with natural fertilizers and pest solutions, making food safer and more nutritious.
Farming as a group means shared knowledge, shared resources, and shared success — lifting entire communities.
Direct farm-to-market connections cut out unnecessary middlemen, reduce waste, and keep produce fresh.