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Friday, 29 January 2021
Cotton: Stakeholders lament as crop goes missing from 2021 Agricultural budget
Stakeholders in the Cotton Value chain sub sector have lamented over the disappearance of the crop from the 2021 Agricultural budget that had already been presented to the Federal Minister of Finance, saying this was a reflection of non economic attachment to the revival of Nigerian textile industry. A close source told Food Farm News.
Rice production: NCAM advises FG to adopt ‘‘SERIF’’ technology
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Ogun embarks on harvest
The National Centre for Agricultural Mechanization (NCAM) has called on the Federal Government (FG) to replicate the Japanese rice technology called SAWAH Eco- Technology for Rice Farming (SERIF) in all the states of the federation, just as the Ogun state has started harvesting its dry season rice farming being dividend of the technology.
Wednesday, 20 January 2021
Tuesday, 19 January 2021
FG plans to release imported maize into market
There are great indications that the Federal Government (FG) will soon release about 262,000 metric tons of maize into the market to reduce the current price of N155, 000 per ton to One Hundred and Twenty Thousand Naira (120,000.00). This was yesterday reported at 7’ O’clock news in the African Independent Television (AIT).
Sunday, 17 January 2021
IAR promises a guide support for farmers against pandemic
As part of effort to ensure that farmers overcome the negative effects of the ongoing covid-19 pandemic coupled climate change challenges, the Executive Director (ED), Institute of Agricultural Research (IAR), Samaru, Zaria, Prof. Mohammed Ishiyaku has promised that his institute is working to release a guide on how to surmount the challenges of pandemic seasons for increased food productivity to farmers.
Agriculture: ‘’We have seen great margin in Ogun’’ says FCT-ADP mission leader
The combined delegation leader of Federal Capital Territory Agricultural Development Programme (FCT-ADP) and Agric and Rural Development (ARDS), Mr. Yahaya Hussaini, has described the agricultural template implementation strategies of Ogun state agricultural programme as very superb to others with a wide margin saying the broiler and fisheries project would be replicated by them. Mr. Yahaya Hussaini, a director of Planning, research and statistics at ARDS said this during a visit to under-study Ogun state agricultural programme last week at Abeokuta.
Tuesday, 12 January 2021
The second phase of ATASP will make poorer people richer says, Nat. Coordinator
The National Program Coordinator, Agricultural Transformation Agenda Support Program Phase-One (ATASP-1) Dr. Ibrahim Mohammed Arabi has promised that the second phase of the programme would expand to make other states’ people at the value chains of agricultural productivity richer in their comparative advantageous crops of rice, cassava and sorghum.
Monday, 11 January 2021
Editorial: Farming seasons: Need to take rainfall predictions serious
The impact of climate change on social economic activities of any nation especially in food security matter cannot be over emphasised more importantly where adequate precautions are not taken before time to control drainages and other provision of new improved technologies that can easily resist drought and plenty rainfall.
Saturday, 2 January 2021
IAR cotton breeder wants non Bt on farms for higher yield
Our voice will make intellectual property act stronger, says plant breeders’ President
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