If you want to acquire large-scale land in one go, you can choose the land exchange method. Use land in Spain to exchange for large tracts of already cultivated land, then hire some almost free African locals to start your plantation business.
If you feel that land exchange is not very cost-effective, you can sell the land to obtain enough funds, and then cultivate farmland in the African Colony yourself.
Again, it is precisely because the African Colony has sufficient labor force that these nobles have more choices.
When the first batch of nobles who went to the African Colony made money, the remaining nobles naturally did not hesitate and joined the wave of development in the African Colony, joining the rush to make big money.
As of May 1889, the total amount of land exchanged by these nobles had exceeded 1 million acres, which translates to more than 4,000 square kilometers of land.
