Author: Adewale Kupoluyi

Fuel scarcity has stifled the economy and losses have been recounted by various groups of the working class community, particularly entrepreneurs, and this does not leave out those in the agriculture sector.

There is the need for more collaboration and research on climate change. This is why NiMET and CAER is coming together

In response to COP27, President Buhari has approved the proposed institutional arrangement or organogram for the Nigerian climate change council.

To ensure food safety, Federal Government to make sure foods distributed in the country are safe for human consumption.

To get the best in studying any agricultural related courses in Nigeria, here’s a suggested list of best universities

They call it Udara in Igbo, Hausas call it Agwaluma, the most popular of them all is Agbalumo in Yoruba but all still refer to the same African cherry also known as Star fruit. Here are some amazing facts about the seasonal fruit

A beauty queen has called for more participation of youths and women in Agriculture has she said it is rewarding.

Farming is one the traditions that should be passed down to the kid, however, the rigour of farming may discourage them. This is why one need to start with gardening to excite them and stir their curiosity

Farming in Africa has a massive social and economic footprints, meet the top farmers in Africa

Agricultural Tractorisation Programme aimed at ensuring farm mechanisation has commenced in Nigeria with distribution of tractors to farmers in Kaduna State.