Are you trying to refresh your body naturally? The humble soybean is your best bet! Soybeans, which are bursting with great nutritional advantages, have the potential to transform your health and well-being completely. In this blog, we will uncover the secrets behind soybeans’ extraordinary ability to transform your body and explore how you can harness …
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Have you ever wondered about the incredible story of corn, the golden grain that has shaped the agricultural landscape of Africa? From its humble origins to its remarkable cultural significance, corn has an intriguing story to tell. Are you ready to embark on a corn-filled adventure? Join us as we unravel the mysteries and marvels …
Crop Spotlight: The Many Shades of Corn in Africa. Read More »
Picture a world without rice. No mouthwatering party jollof rice, no delightful waakye, no sushi. Unthinkable, right? For over 3.5 billion people worldwide, rice is more than just a staple food – it’s a way of life. But did you know that there’s a lot more to rice than just its delicious taste and filling …
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Did you know that global food waste is indeed a thing? Did you know that according to Premium Times over 55% of all fruits and vegetables go to waste in Nigeria each year? It’s a shocking statistic that highlights the critical issue of global food waste. While we waste food, many people go hungry, and …
Have you ever stopped to consider where your food comes from and how it got to your plate? Most of us don’t give it a second thought as we hurry through the grocery store, but the truth is that there’s a lot more to our food than we may realize. That’s why supporting local farmers …
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Did you know that there are more women in the agriculture space than people care to acknowledge? For many people, when the word “farmer” is mentioned, the image of an elderly male flashes before them. However, according to the Federal Ministry of Agriculture & Rural Development, women accounted for 75% of the Nigerian farming population …
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Soil is the backbone of agriculture and should be best suited for growing different crops and producing better yields. Because no soil is perfect, soil preparation is required both before and after cultivation. Agricultural soil is described as loamy, productive soil because there are numerous different types of soil and some are not suitable for …
In an interview with CNBC, Kola Masha discusses the challenges facing the growth of Nigeria’s agricultural sector.
Dry season maize farming refers to the cultivation of maize during the dry season. This includes sowing corn seeds, maintaining the maize field, and harvesting maize cobs during the dry season. In the southern region of Nigeria, dry season maize farming takes place between October and March. Northern Nigeria practices dry season maize planting between …
Have you ever considered a career in agriculture? It would not be unexpected to hear “no” as an answer, especially from a young person. Young people now have more employment options that are unrestricted by norms as the world moves toward global digitalization. This has given a surge to massive innovations. This may be the best …
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