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Helping Nigerian Farmers Thrive: Ade’s Journey with Heabron

Research shows that rural dwellers, making up nearly half of Nigeria’s population, are vital to the country’s agricultural output. However, they face persistent challenges, including limited access to credit facilities, farm inputs, and market opportunities. These barriers not only reduce productivity but also keep farmers in a cycle of poverty. The Struggles of Rural Farming […]

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Food Security Crisis: A Call for Immediate Action

Food security is the backbone of thriving communities, yet Nigeria faces critical challenges that threaten its stability. Between October and December 2024, an estimated 25.1 million Nigerians are expected to experience food insecurity, even during the harvest season. Alarmingly, 3.8 million people in northeastern states are already affected, which is projected to rise to 5

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Amazing and Surprising Facts About Agriculture

Agriculture is full of amazing and surprising facts that reveal its profound impact on our world. From the history of poisonous tomatoes to the intelligent way crops communicate, these insights showcase the incredible innovations and resilience in farming. Let’s uncover some of the most fascinating agricultural facts that shape our lives every day Tomatoes Were

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Nigeria’s Ginger Gold Rush

During the COVID-19 pandemic, Nigeria’s Ginger emerged as a household favorite worldwide. Celebrated for its powerful medicinal and immune-boosting properties, this wonder spice became a staple in teas, juices, and meals, helping to alleviate symptoms like nausea, colds, and inflammation. The global demand for ginger surged, underscoring the vital role of Nigeria’s Ginger in the

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Reducing Hunger, One Farmer at a Time

With hunger remaining a critical issue across Africa, Heabron is committed to addressing food insecurity by empowering farmers through innovative extension services. Between 1990 and 2015, hunger rates in Africa dropped from 27.6% to 20%, yet rising population numbers mean the total number of hungry people has only increased. According to the United Nations Conference

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A group of farmers with Heabron extension officers, discussing farming practices on a lush, green farm in Nigeria

Heabron’s Grassroots Impact

With its fertile lands and vast natural resources, Nigeria has the potential to become an agricultural powerhouse. Yet, food insecurity remains a critical issue, with trillions of naira lost every year due to outdated practices and post-harvest challenges that put a strain on the agricultural sector. Thankfully, Heabron is taking action by embedding trained extension

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Cashew Production: Harnessing Nigeria’s Potential

Nigeria’s cashew industry holds immense potential within the global market. However, due to challenges that limit production quality, yield, and profitability, much of this value remains untapped. Heabron is working to address these challenges, empowering farmers and unlocking economic opportunities across the cashew sector in Nigeria The Global Cashew Market and Nigeria’s RoleValued at $7

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Nigerian youth in agriculture supported by Heabron for sustainable development.

Youth & Agriculture: Building Africa’s Economic Resilience

Africa boasts the youngest population worldwide, with approximately  60-70% under the age of 30. While this demographic trend offers a potentially rich economic resource, the lack of sufficient employment opportunities could turn it into a ticking time bomb. At Heabron, we see this youth surge as an opportunity to fuel Africa’s development. Through agriculture, we

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Agriculture in Nigeria: Technology, Farmers, and a Hunger-Free Future

The agricultural sector in Nigeria is at a critical juncture, facing numerous challenges that require strategic, tech-driven interventions. In 2023, Nigeria witnessed a significant decline in agriculture due to factors such as the removal of fuel subsidies, increased logistics costs, climate change, and widespread insecurity, which prevented farmers from working on their lands. These issues

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Smallholder farmer in Nigeria using climate -resilient crops with support from Heabron."

From Local Cocoa Farms to Global Markets

Nigeria currently produces over 340,000 metric tons (MT) of cocoa annually. However, much of this yield comes from aging plantations, many established between the 1960s and 1980s. Despite this challenge, there is a clear opportunity to expand production to 500,000 MT by investing in new plantations in key states such as Cross River, Osun, Ondo,

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