The Federal Government of Nigeria, through the Bank of Agriculture (BOA), has announced the opening of applications for the Renewed Hope Farmers Support Fund. This programme is part of the government’s broader effort to strengthen agriculture, empower farmers, and improve food production across the country.
The fund is designed to support smallholder farmers through organized agricultural companies that coordinate farming activities, provide inputs, and connect farmers with reliable markets.
This initiative is expected to improve farming productivity, create jobs, and strengthen Nigeria’s agricultural value chain.
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About the BOA Renewed Hope Farmers Support Fund
The Renewed Hope Farmers Support Fund is a national agricultural financing programme introduced to provide structured support to farmers. The programme works through qualified farmer aggregation companies that manage groups of farmers and help them access resources needed for successful farming.
Through this initiative, farmers will benefit from improved access to farm inputs, technical support, financing, and guaranteed buyers for their produce.
The programme also ensures better coordination between farmers, agricultural companies, and financial institutions.
Purpose of the Programme
The main goal of this fund is to improve agricultural productivity and ensure farmers receive the support they need. The programme focuses on:
- Supporting smallholder farmers across Nigeria
- Improving access to agricultural financing
- Strengthening agricultural value chains
- Providing access to farm inputs and extension services
- Connecting farmers to reliable markets
- Improving farmers’ income and productivity
This initiative aligns with the Federal Government’s efforts to improve food security and economic growth.
Who Can Apply?
Applications are open to agricultural companies that work directly with farmers. These companies must be able to organize farmers, manage agricultural activities, and coordinate produce aggregation.
Eligible applicants include:
- Farmer aggregation companies
- Agricultural value-chain coordinators
- Produce offtakers with structured farmer networks
Applicants must demonstrate experience in managing farmer groups and agricultural operations.
Basic Eligibility Requirements
To qualify, applicants must meet the following requirements:
- Must be a registered company in Nigeria
- Must have at least three years of agricultural experience
- Must have an existing network of farmers
- Must have access to storage or logistics facilities
- Must show experience in aggregation, farming coordination, or produce offtake
- Must demonstrate financial and operational capacity
These requirements ensure that only capable organizations participate in the programme.
Required Documents
Applicants will need to provide official documents, including:
- Company registration documents (CAC)
- Audited financial records
- Tax clearance certificates
- Bank statements and reference letter
- Evidence of previous agricultural activities
- Company profile and operational details
- Logistics and storage information
Providing accurate and complete documentation will improve the chances of approval.
Benefits of the BOA Farmers Support Fund
Selected companies and farmers will benefit from several advantages, including:
- Access to agricultural financing
- Improved access to farm inputs
- Technical and extension support
- Access to structured markets
- Increased productivity and income opportunities
- Strengthened agricultural operations
This programme will help improve agricultural sustainability and support economic development.
Application Deadline
The deadline for submitting applications is:
9 February 2026
Interested applicants are advised to apply early to avoid missing the opportunity.
How to Apply
Eligible applicants can submit their application through the official BOA portal using the link below:
Apply Here:
https://boanig.com/rh-shf/
Applicants should carefully review all requirements before submitting their application.
The BOA Renewed Hope Farmers Support Fund is a major opportunity for agricultural companies involved in farmer coordination and value-chain management. The programme aims to improve farmer productivity, strengthen food production, and support Nigeria’s agricultural sector.
Qualified organizations are encouraged to apply before the deadline to benefit from this important government initiative.