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Agric Business Can Fail!

Agric Business Can Fail!

by Banjoko, Tunde
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What makes some people lose their investments in the otherwise profitable business of agriculture, whereas others see their investments grow in leaps and bounds just as they smile to the bank? In this no-holds-barred book, the author takes you into the profitable and precarious business of agriculture and provides the long sought-after answers to the questions in the mind of investors in the agriculture industry. The author shares from his wealth of experience in the industry to guide and help you maximize profits and safeguard your investments in the agriculture industry. The author also presents an overview of the different investment opportunities that are currently available in the industry. The business of agriculture is profitable and exciting, only if you have the requisite knowledge which fortunately for you is provided in this book.

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Pub dateSep 28, 2017
ISBN-101977559441
ISBN-139781977559449
LanguageEnglish
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