FEDERAL GOVERNMENT TO KICK-START DRY SEASON FARMING WITH 360,000 HECTARES OF FARMLAND

Nigeria’s Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister of the Economy, Wale Edun has disclosed that the Federal Government is set to provide funding for 360,000 farmers as part of its efforts to stabilise the economy through agricultural development. At the Access Bank Customer Forum held in Lagos, the minister stated that the move was critical…

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US PARTNERS NIGERIA’S MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE ON LIVESTOCK GENETIC ENHANCEMENT

The United States Department of Agriculture, Foreign Agricultural Service (USDA-FAS), in partnership with the Department of Veterinary and Pest Control Services of the Ministry of Agriculture and Food Security has embarked on sensitisation exercises for stakeholders on improvement of genetic potentials for Nigeria’s livestock industry. The workshop tagged ‘Consultative Stakeholders Workshop on Reproductive Animal Health…

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FOUNDATION UNVEILS THE PAGEANT ON THE FARM IN LAGOS

Its a combination of beauty and farming as Farm Junction Foundation (FJF), a subsidiary of Farm Junction Limited, has announced the launch of the inaugural “Most Beautiful Farmer (MBF) Lagos” project.  The project is a groundbreaking agricultural empowerment initiative designed to uplift and showcase Nigeria’s bountiful farming community. The program seeks to “make farming cool”…

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IITA IN PARTNERSHIP WITH JAPAN DONATES 28 TONS OF SEEDS TO IDPs

In response to the insecurity situation in the Northeast region of Nigeria, where approximately 1.9 million people have reportedly been displaced and the inability of the Internally Displaced Persons, IDP camp to establish self-sustaining livelihoods, the International Institute of Intertropical Agriculture (IITA) together with the Japanese government have launched a new project to support self-reliance…

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TINUBU PREACHES MECHANISED FARMING TO ENHANCE FOOD SECURITY, AS GOVERNMENT APPROVES ESTABLISHMENT OF A TRACTOR ASSEMBLY IN NIGERIA

President Bola Tinubu on Tuesday urged Nigerians to adopt mechanized farming to address hunger and food insecurity. Tinubu gave the call during his presidential address to mark Nigeria’s 64th Independence Day celebration. Recall In 2023, Nigeria was included among the global “hunger hotspots” by the World Food Programme, a development linked to rising insecurity in…

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