Mark Suzman, CEO at the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. Photo by: Laura Jarriel / U.N. The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation has pledged $100 million to address the food security crisis that is disproportionately…
By Albert Nangara Most farmers in Africa rely on rainfed agriculture, and their production system is most vulnerable to climate-related events. These loss-triggering perils are responsible for the reduced food security on the continent. Therefore,…
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Fibertex SA’s horticulture solutions encompass the production of geosynthetic materials that are used to enhance the growth of healthy plants, trees and vegetables. “We have seen an upward trend in demand from farmers, horticulturalists, nurseries…
ANALYSIS/ By Remadji Hoinathy and Celestin Delanga The Lake Chad Basin Governors' Forum must prioritise the perfect storm threatening its stability and development plans. Despite years of humanitarian assistance, hunger and malnutrition in the Lake Chad…
Gilbert Ekugbe Worried over the export of unprocessed ago commodities, the Federal Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development, has stated that it would prioritise efforts that would increase Nigeria’s capacity to process its agricultural products…
A research project embarked by Crown Flour Mill Limited in the production of wheat is raising a glimmer of hope that flour millers in Nigeria may one day enjoy steady domestic supply of wheat, writes…
Rich countries are donating more money than ever towards food aid in poorer countries. But that money is a bit like a band-aid that doesn’t heal the underlying wound. Instead, he said, donors should be…
By Seriki Adinoyi in Jos The federal government has disclosed that 56 per cent of Nigeria's arable land is under-utilised. Disclosing this in Jos, Plateau State yesterday at the ongoing 45th regular meeting of the…
By Jonathan Donkor The Minister of Food and Agriculture, Dr Owusu Afriyie Akoto, has called on scientists to develop new technologies, and knowledge to help produce food and fibre in a sustainable way that aligns…
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