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ONDO STATE KICKS OFF FARMERS’ REGISTRATION WITH COCOA FARMERS, PLANS TO SET UP TRACTOR UNITS IN THE SENATORIAL DISTRICTS

The government of Ondo State has started to address one of the major problems of agricultural development in the country, which has to do with the statistics of farmers, their location and the size of their farms. Towards this end, the state government has commenced registration of farmers across its 18 local government areas. This, it…

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WOMAN FARMER ACTIVIST JOINS GOVERNMENT, PLEDGES TO GET FOR WOMEN AND YOUTH THE RIGHT GOVERNEMNT PATRONAGE

The days when the government will integrate women and youth farmers into agricultural initiatives introduced by the government are around the corner. This is because farmers who know where the foot pinches are getting close to assisting government in policy interpretation and implementation. One of them, Mrs. Omolara Svensson, former national coordinator of Nigerian Women for Agricultural…

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FEDERAL GOVERNMENT INAUGURATES WORKING GROUP TO NEUTRALISE CHALLENGES AGAINST FOOD SECURITY

The federal government has demonstrated that it would not give in to challenges that tend to work against efforts to achieve food security and self sufficiency in agricultural produces in the country. The latest step along that line is the inauguration in Abuja recently of  the Agricultural Sector Working Group, ASWG. The exercise was performed…

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BAYELSA WINS IITA’S SECOND OFFICE IN NIGERIA

The International Institute of Tropical Agriculture (IITA), headquartered in Ibadan, Oyo State, has announced plans to establish a sub-national center in Bayelsa State through a collaborative effort with the state government. This development was revealed during a meeting between IITA’s Deputy Director-General, Dr. Kenton Dashell, and Bayelsa State Governor, Senator Douye Diri, at IITA’s extensive…

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NGO KITS OVER 5,000 RICE FARMERS WITH CLIMATE-SMART TECHNOLOGY IN NASARAWA STATE

Nigerian farmers are beginning to learn to overcome the crisis of climate change. The development will not only increase food production and better economic management, it will also reduce the avoidable losses of lives and resources in the farms every year. Among the latest farmers who are learning to adopt climate-smart agriculture are the 5,119 rice…

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