Agriculture is an industry regarded as the lifeblood of nations. It fuels economies, nourishes communities and sustains livelihoods. Access Bank, one of the leading financial institutions in Africa, embraces the vital role agriculture plays in the…
Fish farmers in Nigeria By Godwin Oritse THE leadership of the Akwa Ibom Fisheries Association has decried the loss of over N100 billion to flood, increasing cost of fish feeds and lack of electricity, saying that…
The demand for catfish in Nigeria is on the rise by the day and the vast and fertile waters of Nigeria offers a hidden treasure that lies beneath the surface. Catfish with its immense nutritional…
Stakeholders in the agricultural sector launched the African Catfish Value Chain in Abuja, Nigerians capital city to address the challenges in its farming and boost productivity. The Representative of UN’s Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO),…
The Federal Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (FMARD) said the aquatic environment is of utmost importance and a pathway for food security in Nigeria. The minister of Agriculture, Dr. Mahmood Abubakar, who was represented…
Africa’s fish industry faces a significant supply-demand discrepancy, with aquaculture poised to fill the gap as demand continues to grow across the continent. “The East African fish supply deficit is one of the greatest supply-demand…
A United Kingdom Certified Food Safety Officer, Dr. Rasheedah Sadiq has called on the Federal Government and private organisations to develop sustainable safe aquaculture farming. According to sadiq, at a virtual conference organised by ‘Journalists…
“The Aquaculture without Frontiers charity organisation's grant funds and partnership with Aller Aqua Nigeria have enabled a viable project for small farmers in Nigeria,” according to the Denmark-headquartered aquafeed firm. The AwF project is based…
Image: Greenpeace A key fisheries and aquaculture development programme implemented by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) has highlighted significant potential to boost these sectors in Côte d’Ivoire, Senegal, Tanzania, Guyana…
Small-scale fisheries globally face many challenges that render them vulnerable to global climatic and socio-economic changes. Enhancing sustainability of small-scale fisheries is necessary for improving fisheries management and also improving availability of fish for food…
Copy Right @ Agrireviewwestafrica.com | Design & develop by AmpleThemes
