Smallholder cassava farmers in Ogun State can register through the Ogun State Farmer Information Management System (OGFIMS), a digital platform launched by the Ogun State Ministry of Agriculture in partnership with IITA–CGIAR. Registration is part of the Ogun State Economic Transformation Project (OGSTEP) and is supported by the World Bank.

 Steps to Register Smallholder Cassava Farmers in Ogun State

Use the Ogun State Farmer Information Management System (OGFIMS): This is the official digital platform for farmer registration in Ogun State.

It was launched in April 2023 to strengthen agricultural value chains and improve farmer data management.

Visit the Ogun State Ministry of Agriculture: Farmers can go directly to the Ministry’s offices or local agricultural extension centers for assistance.

Extension officers are trained to help farmers register on OGFIMS.

Provide Required Information:

Personal details (name, age, gender, contact information).

Farm details (location, size, type of crops grown—cassava in this case).

Cooperative or association membership (if applicable).

Bank account details may be requested for access to subsidies or grants.

Digital Registration Support:

Farmers can register via mobile devices or computers with internet access.