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OLAM FARM NIGERIA


We operate Nigeria's largest poultry feed mill and day-old-chick facilities in Kaduna State and have an integrated poultry and fish feed mill in Kwara State...

We are one of the leading animal feed and day-old chick producers in Nigeria, providing quality, affordable poultry and fresh-water fish feed, and chicks to farmers...

Olam Nigeria is a leading agri-business working along the value

chain from growing and sourcing raw commodities, to processing, exporting and distribution, and the manufacturing of consumer-packaged foods...

With offices across all the geopolitical zones of the Nigerian Federation...

BRANDS OF ANIMAL FEEDS WE PRODUCE.

POULTRY:

Ultima Plus Feeds.

Ultima Feeds.

Chikun Feeds.


We supply high quality, full-floating freshwater fish feed to more than 15,000 local farmers. Our fish feed brands - Blue Crown, Aqualis, EcoFloat and Alpha offer balanced nutrition and high-water stability specifically tailored to the needs of the African catfish and farming practices in Nigeria...

Our facility at Ilorin in Kwara State is the most advanced fish feed manufacturing facility in Sub-Saharan Africa. Nigeria's aquaculture sector has grown by over 25% in the last four years and our world-class facility has nearly doubled the country's feed milling capacity, helped reduce the reliance on imported feed, and made quality affordable feed available to many farmers...

FISH FEEDS

Ecofloat Feeds,

Aqualis Feeds,

Blue crown feeds,

Alpha Feeds,...

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Our mill farm produces 36,000 metric tonnes of rice for local markets under brands such as Mama’s Pride and Mama’s Choice...

BRAND'S OF RICE WE PRODUCE:

Mama Gold,

Mama’s Pride,

Mama Africa,

Mama Choice Etc,

Royal Aroma,

Royal Feast...

Crown Flour Mills is the second largest wheat miller in Nigeria, with two state-of-the-art facilities in Lagos, and one in Port Harcourt.

BRANDS OF FLOUR WE PRODUCE :

Mama Gold Flour,

Mix & Bake Superb Flour,

Bakewell Flour,

Supreme Lite Flour,

Bua & Crown Premium Flour Etc...
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AlphaFeed
Bluecrown #Ecofloat
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On Starting (Not Finishing)
Motivational culture is obsessed with finishing. The vision board shows the finish line; the quote collection centers the completed goal. But for many people, in many hard seasons, the finish isn’t the operative challenge. Getting started is.

Kavitha, 49, a systems architect who’d been living through a brutal eighteen-month stretch that included a job restructuring, a move, and her father’s Parkinson’s diagnosis, described it this way in our work: “I know I’m capable of hard things. I’ve done hard things. I just can’t figure out how to find the door to start the next one.” What she was describing is the specific paralysis that arrives when the gap between where you are and where you want to be feels too large to cross in one step, and no one’s given you permission to cross it in fifty very small ones. Here’s what I’ve come to believe, after years of sitting with driven women in exactly this stuck place: the paralysis isn’t a character flaw. It’s what happens when a capable person has only ever been allowed to measure herself by the finish. Peter Lewinsohn, PhD, the clinical psychologist whose research on behavioral activation I keep returning to, documented something I watch play out in session again and again: a small win creates a mood-elevating feedback loop that makes the next step feel possible. You’re not lazy. You’re waiting for a permission slip no one ever handed you. If you’re in a season like Kavitha’s, the reasons to keep going collection is a useful companion. These twelve quotes are specifically for starting. Not finishing, not crossing the line. Just the first step.

“The secret of getting ahead is getting started.”. Mark Twain (widely attributed)
“A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step.”. Lao Tzu
“The best time to plant a tree was twenty years ago. The second best time is now.”. Chinese proverb (widely cited)
“You don’t have to see the whole staircase, just take the first step.”. Martin Luther King Jr.
“The beginning is always today.”. Mary Wollstonecraft
“Just begin. The rest will follow.”. Widely attributed to Goethe; par