Grow The Future — Agro-Real Estate, Odogbolu, Ogun State
Your land, planted
and put to work.
A documented oil palm investment on titled farmland — where your land doesn't just appreciate, it pays you every harvest.
Introduction
A smart agricultural investment, built for long-term wealth.
With agro-real estate rapidly becoming an edge in real estate investment, Harvest Grove is a smart agricultural investment in oil palm — titled farmland in Odogbolu, a fertile and strategic location in Ogun State.
This isn't just another property investment; it's a wealth-building tool. Investors get documented land ownership while the oil palm trees mature. By Year 4, the oil palms begin yielding — offering an impressive 60% of the gross revenue as the ROI, annually.
Yr 4Oil palms begin yielding
25–30 YrsProductive lifespan per tree
60%Of gross revenue paid to investors
"We listened. Many clients — both in Nigeria and in the diaspora — told us they wanted more than just land appreciation. They wanted income. They wanted added value. They wanted land that worked for them while lying fallow. Owning land is smart, but owning productive land? That's wealth on another level."
Real Estate Farming — Hayproperty DL, in partnership with Farm33
OWN, FARM & EARN
Why Oil Palm
You're not just farming, you're building generational wealth. Once planted, oil palms can stay productive for 25 to 30 years without replanting. It's like owning rental property, but on farmland.
Steady Cash Flow
Earn after every harvest cycle
Once your palms mature, income arrives on a recurring cycle — not a single exit event years down the line.
Asset-Building
A physical asset that keeps producing
25 to 30 years of productivity from the same trees — a long-term asset that keeps paying without replanting.
Legacy Farming
Wealth you can pass on
The income and land value you generate can fund education, family businesses, or simply be passed to your children.
Retirement Plan
A personal pension scheme
Start earning from your 40s and coast into retirement on passive income, instead of relying on uncertain pension systems.
Capital Growth
Fund your next move
As your income grows, use the proceeds to buy more land, invest in property, fund education, or start other businesses.
Documented Ownership
Titled farmland, from day one
You own documented land from the outset — the trees maturing on it are what turns that ownership into income.
Did You Know?
The case for oil palm, in five facts.
01
Most Nigerian retirees face financial instability. KPMG (2024) reports that 85% of Nigerians retire without any pension savings; a 2023 study by Ogunsemi et al. found 70–85% of retirees in the southwest experience financial instability after retirement.
02
Palm oil holds real market value. A 5-litre keg of palm oil sold for ₦13,000 as of June 5, 2025.
03
It's built national economies before. Malaysia built a major part of its economy on oil palm.
04
Trees can produce for decades. Properly maintained oil palm trees can keep producing for 25 to 30 years.
05
Nigeria is still a net importer of palm oil — despite being one of the earliest producing nations, demand still outpaces domestic supply.
Investment Offer
Choose the entry point that fits.
Every tier is agro-backed land ownership plus an annual dividend from farm yield — the difference is scale.
Plot
₦750,000Minimum investment
Land allocation500 sqm (documents inclusive)
Returns (Year 4+)60% profit from harvest
Expected litres / year270 – 540 litres
Trees9 palms
Acre
₦4.5mMinimum investment
Land allocation1 acre (documents inclusive)
Returns (Year 4+)60% profit from harvest
Expected litres / year1,620 – 3,240 litres
Trees54 palms
Hectare
₦11.196mFull amount
Land allocation1 hectare (documents inclusive)
Returns (Year 4+)60% profit from harvest
Expected litres / year4,050 – 8,100 litres
Trees135 palms
Yield estimates are based on the Tenera variety: each mature palm produces roughly 10–15 bunches yearly, at around 20–25% oil after milling — an average of 30–60 litres of crude palm oil per tree, per year. Quoted revenue figures are gross and subject to a 40% deduction covering management, processing, and marketing; investors receive 60% of gross revenue. Prices for palm oil and its derivatives change over time — figures here are illustrative, based on 2025 data. Zero interest applies on the 6-month payment plan; a 2.5% discount is available on hectare purchases, with a further discount on multiple acres.
Risk Management & Legal Structure
Managed against the things that actually go wrong.
| Risk | Mitigation Strategy |
|---|---|
| Weather | Borehole and irrigation setup |
| Price fluctuation | Diverse buyer base & offtake agreements |
| Pests / rodents | Integrated pest control & expert agronomists |
| Theft | Security staff and community engagement |
The farm is strategically located close to JB Farms plantation and mill in Odogbolu, Ogun State, giving easy access to milling for harvested fruit. Sales are pushed through partnerships with marketers and retailers — including a focus on the Lagos market — branded with the company's name and logo.
Legal Structure
Transparent reporting and audited financials, annually.
Clients receive proper allocation and documentation of their land.
Scheduled farm visits.
Quarterly updates on farm activities.
The project is fully insured, in partnership with an insurance firm — a fail-safe on the investment itself.
Beyond the Oil
One tree, eleven products.
The palm tree wastes almost nothing — which is part of what makes it such a durable investment.
01
Crude Palm Oil
From the fruit's flesh — cooking oil, soap, margarine, cosmetics, biodiesel.
02
Palm Kernel Oil
From the seed inside the fruit — cosmetics, lubricants, detergents, confectionery.
03
Palm Kernel Cake
The dry residue after extracting kernel oil — high-protein feed for cattle, poultry, pigs, goats.
04
Palm Fronds
Brooms, fencing material, thatching for roofs, mulch or compost.
05
Palm Nuts
Sold directly to kernel-processing mills, or used for local fuel and ornamental beads.
06
Palm Kernel Shells
Biofuel and charcoal, industrial boiler fuel, road construction aggregate.
07
Empty Fruit Bunches
Organic mulch or fertiliser, briquettes for fuel, paper pulp or compost.
08
Palm Sludge
Waste from oil processing — refined for soap-making or used as low-grade fuel.
09
Soap & Detergents
Both palm oil and kernel oil serve as base ingredients in bar and liquid soap.
10
Palm Trunk
In older palms (20+ years) — sawn for timber, furniture, roofing, or bio-construction.
11
Palm Wine
Tapped from certain palm species' sap, fermented into a local alcoholic drink.
Property Documentation
A certified, surveyed plan.
Harvest Grove sits within a certified layout survey, on file and available to every investor.
EstateHarvest Grove
PropertyAlong Agbowa Road, Igbon Lejoona, Ayepe Ijebu
LGAOdogbolu, Ogun State
TitleFreehold
Surveyed area33.790 hectares (83.494 acres)
Available sizes500 sqm, Acres, Hectares
Documentation & deed of assignmentFree
Note: introductory materials for Harvest Grove describe the farm as sitting on "80 hectares" — the figure above is what's stated on the certified survey plan itself. Worth confirming with the team which is current.
Frequently Asked Questions
What investors ask us most.
Where is Harvest Grove located?
Aiyepe Ijebu, Odogbolu Local Government, Ogun State.
Who is the developer?
Harvest Grove is an initiative under Farm-For-U, the agricultural arm of HayProperty Development Limited.
Is Harvest Grove a residential project?
No — it's an agro-estate, strictly for farming purposes. Only palm trees may be cultivated on the project; strict adherence is compulsory.
What is the title of Harvest Grove?
Freehold.
What plot sizes are available?
500 sqm, acres, and hectares.
How accessible is Harvest Grove?
Easily accessible and motorable.
Is there a developmental levy?
No. Harvest Grove is not a residential project — it's strictly a farming estate, so the developmental levy charged on residential projects doesn't apply here.
Is there a survey fee?
No — documentation is free.
What is the cost of the deed of assignment?
The deed of assignment (legal/agreement) is free.
When will my plot be allocated?
Physical allocation is done within the first 3 months after full payment.
What do I get after my initial deposit?
A starter pack containing your receipt of payment, invoice, and contract of sale.
Is there a fail-safe policy on the project?
Yes — the project is fully insured, as the company is in partnership with an insurance firm.
Can I get a refund if I change my mind?
Yes — less than a 35% administration fee applies, and a 3-month period is allowed to process the refund.
Can I resell my plot?
Yes, but the company must be duly informed for proper documentation.
Can I pay cash to a consultant?
We strongly advise that all payment be made directly to HayProperty Development — see the account details below.
Testimonials & Case Studies
From current investors.
"Investing in farmland was the best decision I made. My land at Harvest Grove is not just appreciating in value, but also generating income from lease agreements."
"Owning a piece of Harvest Grove allows me to grow organic crops and contribute to sustainable food production."
Limited Plots Available
Land that works while you sleep.
Documented, insured, and income-generating — talk to an advisor about which tier fits your budget and timeline.
Office
Plot 5, Ajayi Apata Estate,
opposite Mobil Filling Station, Sangotedo,
Lagos State
Bank
Fidelity Bank
Account Number
5600872960
Account Name
Hay Property Development Limited
Payments should be made directly to the HayProperty Development account above — the company accepts no responsibility for liability arising from a deviation from this instruction. Revenue figures throughout this page are gross estimates based on 2025 market data; actual returns depend on market conditions at time of harvest. This page is issued for information purposes only and does not constitute an offer, contract, or investment advice. Prospective investors are advised to seek independent legal and financial advice prior to any commitment.