Beans: Common food slipping beyond average Nigerians
“Beans used to be a regular meal for us, but now we can only afford it once a week."
Tag: International Institute For Tropical Agriculture (IITA).
Obasanjo Farms introduces new cassava breeding technology
At full capacity, the greenhouse has the potential to hold about one million cassava plantlets, which is planting materials for ...
Agro-processor Ellah Lakes seals seed multiplication deal
The deal is a “symbolic and significant milestone” for the company, an official said
How Nigerian farmers are fighting climate change smart
From using sacks to plant yams to growing tomatoes in a hydroponic farm, farmers have found ways to minimise the ...
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INTERVIEW: Obsolete law limiting Nigeria’s potential in yam export – Farmers’ President
The professor also talks about yam seedlings, insurance and other factors affecting yam farmers.