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    ANALYSIS OF COSTS AND RETURN IN CASSAVA PROCESSING; EVIDENCE OF GARRI PRODUCTION IN EKITI LOCAL GOVERNMENT, KWARA STATE, NIGERIA
    (FUDMA Journal of Agriculture and Agricultural Technology, 2025) Alao, Z.O; Nofiu, N.B.,; Mahmud, H.U.,; *Saka, Z.T* and
    This study examines the socio-economic characteristics and financial viability of Garri processing in Ekiti Local Government Area, Kwara State, Nigeria. The industry is predominantly female dominated (97.9%), with a significant proportion of married (77.08%) and youthful (29-38 years, 33.33%) processors. However, 65.63% lack access to credit, and 82.29% receive credits of ≤₦100,000/annum. The cost-benefit analysis reveals a lucrative venture, with an average weekly production of 25.5 baskets of cassava roots translating to 1270kg (12.7bags) of garri, a gross margin of 28%, and a Return on Investment (ROI) of 38.9%. The total revenue per week (₦646,610.52) surpasses the total cost by ₦181,227.82. The study concludes that Garri processing contributes significantly to income generation, employment opportunity and rural development. To enhance its viability, targeted credit facilities, training on technological adoption and financial management, and investment promotion are recommended. These findings inform policymakers, investors, and development practitioners on the industry’s potential for economic growth.

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