Traditional Crops in Western Africa Are at Risk from Outdated Seed Laws

In many parts of Western Africa, climate change is affecting farmers and biodiversity, and outdated seed laws are making matters worse.

PRESS RELEASE- NIGERIA ANNUAL MILK IMPORTS PRODUCTS IS CURRENTLY ESTIMATED AT $1.3 BILLION.

The Federal Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development kicks-off a 2day congress on the 4^th Global Dairy Congress Africa, with the theme “Accelerating Investment and Cooperation of Dairy in Africa”.

NASC Trains Certification Officers, Others On operations Of Seed Tracker

The National Agriculture Seeds Council (NASC), has commenced sensitization on operations and uses of the 'National Seed Tracker' in its bid to improve the seed system towards a sustainable food and nutritional security in the country.

Images speak @ meeting of NPFS-PPP/BOI Agro Processing factor Investors and Contractor

Images speak @ meeting of NPFS-PPP/BOI Agro Processing Factor Investors and Contractors.. see more images.

Opinion | Mindful Eating Could Rebuild Health for Communities of Color

There is a health crisis in low-income communities of color caused partly by poor nutrition. Many traditional and healthy eating habits have been abandoned due to migration, immigration, and high poverty.

Four Food Advocates are Speaking Up Against an Unfair System that is Causing Hunger to Persist

Four food advocates from across the United States may challenge your preconceptions of today’s farmers.

NPPAN chooses new election date

National Palm Produce Association of Nigeria (NPPAN) has slated August 28 and 29, 2019 for board members’ meeting and the election into executive posts of the association. The President of the association, Engr. Henry Oladunjoye told food farm news in Abuja.

New National Cashew President promises repositioning

The newly elected President of National Cashew Association of Nigeria (NCAN) Hon. Ojo Joseph Ajanaku has promised to reposition the association with strategic mechanism to regulate the produce in the market.

Opinion | Science-Based Food Policies: What Works, What Doesn’t

Creating meaningful and relevant research-based food policies was the topic of a recent talk with policy and nutrition experts from across the United States.

Ruga’s suspension: anxiety grips contractors

Following the recent suspension of the Ruga settlement project of the Federal Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (FMARD) by National Economic Council (NEC) committee on Farmers-herders crisis headed by the Vice President, Prof. Yemi Osinbajo there are indications that many contractors already pencilled down to execute the project may have been jolted by the action.