When Yettore Farms began operations in 2005, it was responding to a growing demand in Bauchi State for reliable poultry products such as eggs, meat, and manure. Like many indigenous agribusinesses in Northern Nigeria, the journey has not been smooth. The farm faced early challenges and even suspended operations in 2011, but nearly two decades later, it is still standing — scaling despite economic shocks, insecurity, and policy disruptions that have forced many agribusinesses to shut down. “We were forced to pause production because of internal operational challenges,” said the Managing Director of Yettore Farms, Adamu Tilde. “But we revived the business in 2020 with clearer structures and a renewed focus on sustainability and scale,” he added. Yettore Farms is a multi-product livestock...