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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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maize production

Maize Farming as a Tool for Economic Growth

Maize production is fundamental to Nigeria’s economy due to its commercial significance and high food value. It contributes substantially to the nation’s food security as a staple crop. National Agricultural Extension and Research Liaison Services  (NAERLS) reports that maize is Nigeria’s most widely cultivated crop, covering over 12.4 million hectares of land. A Brief Historical

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