Chief Felix Ebogor Ekol, a dedicated young farmer based in Ikom, Cross River State, manages an extensive agricultural operation that includes over 72,000 cocoa trees and 50,000 plantain stands, alongside various economic trees such as avocado, pear, and bush mango. He is the founder of Tymduar Farms and a foundation aimed at educating and supporting aspiring young farmers. In a recent interview with Daily Trust, Ekol discussed the importance of establishing farms as 'biological assets' and shared insights on sustainable farming practices and the potential benefits for the agricultural sector. His commitment to fostering the next generation of farmers underscores the vital role of agriculture in local economies.
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