FG, BOA sign MoU to empower 3 million women farmers
Jigawa to start exporting goats to Kuwait, others
Nollywood to play major role in projecting Nigeria’s agriculture globally — AgroNigeria CEO
Association devises easy way to collect, dispose of maize husks, other vegetables waste
FG laments poor participation in int’l bee industry
Agric value to hit N91trn by 2050- Expert
Young, rich and ambitious: Nigeria’s ‘gentleman farmers’
50% of farming still done with hoes in Nigeria”
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SubscribeFirm to boost agriculture trading with block-chain technology
Binkabi, a London-based start-up firm said on Saturday that it was set to boost agriculture trading through its block-chain technology.
KTSG leases Songhai farm to Dangote Group
Katsina State Government has leased its Songhai Farm located in Dutsinma to Dangote Group at the cost of N500 million.
IFAD begins distribution of farm inputs in Benue
The International Fund for Agricultural Development, IFAD, yesterday, flagged off the distribution of farm input to 4,244 rice and cassava farmers in Benue State under its Value Chain Development Programme, VCDP, for the 2018 farming season.
IFAD distributes farm inputs to rice, cassava farmers in Ogun
The International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) Assisted-Value Chain Development Programme (VCDP), on Saturday distributed farm inputs to 1,500 rice and cassava value chain farmers toward the success of 2018 planting season.
Obaseki, IITA mull partnership on 50,000 ha Cassava zone in Edo
The Edo State Government and the International Institute of Tropical Agriculture (IITA) have agreed to join forces to bring about transformational change in cassava production, with a proposal for development of a 50,000 hectare farm project in the state.
CBN clears 3,000 youths for FG’s Agriculture scheme in Kaduna
The Kaduna State Government on Tuesday said the first batch of 3,000 youths had been cleared to benefit in the Federal Government’s Accelerated Agricultural Development Scheme (AADS).
FG to provide 10,000 tractors for farmers
THE Federal Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (FMARD), has entered into collaboration with the Nigeria Agriculture Mechanization and Equipment Leasing Company (NAMEL) to provide 10,000 tractors for both small and large scale farmers in Nigeria.
BATN Foundation to empower poorest farmers in Nigeria
The British American Tobacco Nigeria Foundation, BATN, has unveiled a four-year strategic plan to promote wealth creation activities in the agriculture sector as part of efforts at empowering rural Nigerians for a sustainable future.
Sinachi Farms’ $15.6m plantain, yam flour plant ready October 2019 — Oparaugo
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WORLD AGRIC DAY: Nestlé collaborates with IFDC to addresses food quality, empowers famers
As the world all over marks “World Agriculture Day 2018”, Nestlé Nigeria PLC, the largest food and beverage companies in the region, joins the rest of the world to celebrate, identifying with its Creating Share Value (CSV) activities that empowers farmers across Nigeria and thereby contributing its quota towards developing the Agriculture sector of the country.
Bauchi govt introduces soil analysis to boost crops production
Governor Muhammed Abubakar of Bauchi State has disclosed that 30,000 farmers are to benefit from soil analysis aimed at boosting production of crops in the state.
Institute trains Ndokwa farmers on plantain, pineapple mgt
The National Horticultural Research Institute, Ibadan, recently trained farmers on plantain and pineapple value chain.
Poor financing hinders agric mechanization in Nigeria – Antti
Chief Executive Officer, Dizengoff West Africa (Nigeria) Ltd., Ritvonen Antti, has identified finance to drive mechanisation as a big challenge in the country’s quest for agriculture development.
World Agric Day: Institute seeks review of curricula in agric varsities
The International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI) in Nigeria has encouraged the Federal Government to review universities’ curricula to include more agriculture related courses and boost youths’ interest in agriculture.
We won’t need $8billion to import rice if there is peace in Taraba, says Ishaku
GOVERNOR Darius Ishaku of Taraba state has affirmed that the country will save $8 billion usually spent on the importation of rice from other countries annually if there is peace between farmers and herdsmen in Taraba state.
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