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Rice is a staple in the diet of many Nigerians, with the average Nigerian eating rice 5 out of 7 days a week. It’s a go-to food, whether for everyday meals or special occasions. Despite being the...

Nigeria is dealing with an escalating food insecurity crisis, a situation that threatens the lives of millions and the stability of the nation. Driven by a mix of economic downturns, climatic shifts...

Agricultural extension in Nigeria is crucial to sustaining the backbone of the country’s economy, with agriculture contributing approximately 40% of the GDP and employing around 70% of the...

Climate change, often discussed in global forums, is more than just an environmental issue, it’s a challenging threat to humanity. According to research done by Kuta (2011), “Climate...

Agriculture in Africa is critical to the continent’s economy, yet engaging the younger generation in this vital sector remains a significant challenge. Despite agriculture’s crucial role in...

In Nigeria, post-harvest losses pose a significant challenge to food security and agriculture. With inadequate storage facilities, the impact on smallholder farmers, who contribute over 70% of...

The Looming Food Insecurity Crisis in Nigeria The United Nations projects that by 2030, nearly 82 million Nigerians—about 64% of the population—could face the threat of hunger, highlighting the urgent...

Ahmed, a dedicated rice farmer in Kwara State, Nigeria, is deeply affected by the shifting climate. As he bends over his rice field, carefully uprooting the grass that threatens his crops, he looks up...

In the quiet corners of Nigeria’s rural landscape, where tradition meets the demands of modern agriculture, farmers like Adeola labor with unwavering commitment. His fields are ripe with...