Agriculture remains one of the largest employers across Sub-Saharan Africa, with smallholder farmers producing an estimated 80% of the region's food supply. In Nigeria, agriculture contributes roughly a quarter of GDP and supports the livelihoods of tens of millions of rural households. Farming systems range from subsistence agriculture, grown mainly for household consumption, to commercial agriculture, produced at scale for local and export markets. Understanding where you or your community sit on this spectrum is the first step to deciding whether to farm for food security, income, or both.