FG, BOA sign MoU to empower 3 million women farmers
Man, 45, in court over alleged destruction of N60m maize farm
NESG calls on NASS to pass Food Safety & Quality Bill into law
NALDA gives hope to rehabilitated drug addicts, women and youths with livestock empowerment
AFAN urges FG to resuscitate National Food Reserve Agency
Why we’re sure cocoa documents’ll boost farmers’ productivity ― Abubakar
Makinde has created opportunities in agribusiness ― OYSADA DG, Akande
IITA expresses worry over poor performing seeds in Cassava production
Planting Season begins February 28 ― NiMet
Rising cost of maize frustrating poultry farming — Gen Ihejirika
Food security: MAAN erects maize pyramid as loan repayment to CBN’s ABP
Stakeholders unveil LUGAVO to galvanise food production

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Global animal food: Newest technology, research on parade in Atlanta
The Global Director of Bellefu Digital Agro Connect owners of bellefu.com, Olabowale Onamade, who was at the just concluded International Production and Processing Expo (IPPE) in Atlanta, USA, has promised to share experiences from the expo with African farmers.
Special agro-industrial processing zones program will be game-changer – Adesina
African Development Bank President, Dr Akinwumi Adesina, has reiterated that the special agro-industrial processing zones program that will soon get underway in seven states in Nigeria will be game-changers for agriculture in the country.
Agribusiness: 400 women, youth set to benefit from NALDA’s farm in Abia
AS non-oil export tops revenue generation in the country, and the Buhari-led administration’s quest to make agribusiness major driver of the economy, the National Agricultural Lands Development Authority, NALDA, yesterday, disclosed that 400 women and youths are set to benefit from its integrated farm estate in Ariam Elu Elu community in Ikwuano Local Government Area of Abia State.
How we recorded bumper rice harvest despite poor rainfall in Kogi – Farmers
ABOUT 342 rice farmers from 27 Commodity Interest Groups, CIGS, in Kogi State, Thursday, revealed how they recorded bumper rice harvest despite poor rainfall as they adopted the training given by the State Coordination Office of the Agro-Processing, Productivity Enhancement and Livelihood Improvement Support Project (KOGI APPEALS) on improved farming practices and other support received.
How Kano suffered rejection of exported farm produce, drops as Hibiscus largest exporter — Dep. Gov
The Kano State Deputy Governor, Nasiru Yusuf Gawuna has said that the state is currently faced with challenges of rejection of exported farm produce by other countries.

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