Browsing: Farming

By Sodiq Lawal In an effort to make food systems more sustainable, the Federal Government has begun arrangements to establish…

By Olamide Tejuoso A young Ghanaian graduate, Michael Donkor in Accra, the capital city of Ghana, has revealed that pepper…

The thick dust plumes from the source region of Niger and Chad has placed Nigerian farmers, airline operators and the public on a possible deterioration of horizontal visibility in some states in the northern part of the country.

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

There are several problems bedeviling agriculture in Nigeria, however, viable solutions can ensure a new level of the agricultural sector in the country. Here are some solutions to problems of agricultural marketing in Nigeria.

Dry season farming in Nigeria, usually occurs between the month of October and March, usually characterised with limited or lack of rainfall asides outbreak of some diseases and pests. This climatic variation has contributed to the multifaceted challenges, which the agricultural sector is experiencing presently, thus threatening food security, generally.

First rain in 2023, is it for good or for bad, read here…

Nigeria can produce up to 500,000 metric tonnes of Cocoa by 2024. Here’s how…

From Cocoa to chocolate making, the Nigerian Cocoa industry should be leading Ghana and Ivory coast. Find out how and why…

Palm oil industry is still yet to be fully tapped in Africa. Experts have called for more investments in palm oil farming. Here’s how to make money in farming.