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Our products are nothing more than the regular farm produce that you see in every day life of a farmer, but this time, with a great difference, uniquely fashioned to make you rich and richer than you are through making your hands dirty.

a). The Farmland – The farmland is the site which we have chosen and approved for the planting of the seeds of our choice. A vast majority of land lie untouched yet waiting for you – our farmer colleague – to plant your own choice seeds. No wise farmer dares to plant on a bad soil. Beware of planting on a land under contention!

Every good, profit-oriented entrepreneur learns a lot from a farmer. Before he goes into a business, he, first and foremost, secures a land. He gets a place for his business, chooses a name and registers it before he loses it someone else. In choosing a name, it advisable to do a routine work, making sure no other organization goes by your choice name. Try as much as you could to do a proper trademark search on the web before making your business official. See more: http://www.fatcow.com/join/index.bml?AffID=603952


b). The Knife (Machete)/Hoe - A farmer works with both implements and they are very important to him. To clear the field, a farmer uses the knife or the hoe which are fashioned for the purpose of clearing and loosening the soil.

A wise investor provides a good atmosphere for his business with certain qualities that give his customers a good sense of belonging.

As a farmer uses the knife and the hoe to clear out the rubbish, so is the wise entrepreneur clears every obstacle and doubts to forge ahead.

c). The Seed – A wise farmer chooses out viable seeds for planting, if he must have a good harvest. Often consultations are made from the seed providers, so as to have first-hand information on how to plant the seeds.

As an entrepreneur, you do not have to go the way of your business alone, when you have no idea on how to proceed. All you need to do is to get in touch with someone who has accomplished what you want to do and get the best advice.

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d). The Trowel – This is a flat or curved-blade hand-tool that has many uses, which also is beneficial to the farmer. The farmer uses this tool to lift out plants for transplanting. This is to make sure the plants’ roots are properly set and not disjointed or destroyed.

Your business as an entrepreneur needs solid roots too. Use your trowel to dig out ideas, properly packaged ideas, and have them planted on the prepared farmland. Share ideas with people, interact freely and be sure to learn from their past mistakes. FTI has many friends but few of them are good and resourceful. Check them out here:

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e). The Shears – These implements are scissors-like, with many uses which the farmer often employs while trying to prune his plants. Pruning helps the farmer to define the future form and structure of the tree.

A business needs pruning too. That means that you MUST monitor and trim down each branch that grows from your business. Many times new products and services are introduced into your business, whether they are your own products and services or carefully selected affiliate products and services, they must be closely monitored to know the ones that are weak and have them removed. Their removal or trimming down is what the farmer calls pruning, which helps the stronger/lively plants to have a good space to grow well. Better growth equals better yield.

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f). The Water Can/Manure – Every wise farmer knows that water and manure are essential for a steady growth and high yield of plants. Water and fertilizer (manure) help the plant to reach its full potential and yield fruit.

As a farmer takes care of his farm by watering and fertilizing it, an entrepreneur MUST always feed his business. When you spend money to promote your business through advertising, you are actually feeding it – watering and manuring!

When a plant lacks water and fertilizer, its fruits will be small and sparse. A business that is not constantly fed with a dose of marketing and advertising strategies will yield little or no results.

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g). Patience – Patience is a wonderful implement the farmer uses to pull money into his pocket. A patient dog, they say, eats the fattest bone. Wise farmers employ the tool of patience as they watch the plants grow to maturity. This is where a lot of farmers either gain or lose out completely. The seeds must be allowed to mature very well before harvest, otherwise the loss will be devastating.
As an entrepreneur, you should bear in mind that the amount of input you make determines what you get at the long run. Most fruits do not always come in the first year of planting, but is a joy to the farmer when they eventually arrive.

Every business needs time to mature, but if you give up too early in attending to your business as required, the fruits will never come. Your understanding of this fact is very important – make provision for the period between when you plant your seed and when you’re expecting to harvest it. Follow the link: http://tinyurl.com/cgmsho


h). The Barn – This is a covered building for storing hay, grain, etc., on a farm. A farmer is said to happy and very successful based on the size of his barn.

Every investment you are making as an entrepreneur is a target to make profit. The barn is the banker for the farmer. A wise entrepreneur saves a lot of money from his business which helps him to launch out with a bigger bang! Profits are better recycled than eating them – plough back your profits, instead of taking them away.

The farmer knows that there is always a lean period in farming and so prepares himself for it. He does not go to farm with all the proceeds of his last harvest. This helps him to cushion the effect of the lean period when the seeds have been sown and harvest is on the way.
Every business owner should leave behind in the barn (bank) a standby fund to fall back on as he grows his business. This is very important for both old and new entrepreneurs. The link below will direct you further: http://tinyurl.com/cfum9v