By Agrobroadcast Team Rising geopolitical tensions in the Middle East are beginning to reverberate through global agricultural markets, with potential consequences for food-importing nations such as Nigeria. The Iranian government on Tuesday announced an immediate suspension of exports of all…
By Agrobroadcast Team Kebbi State Government has commenced the distribution of free dry-season farming inputs and Ramadan food supplies to more than one million residents, in a move aimed at boosting agricultural productivity and supporting vulnerable households during the fasting…
By Agrobroadcast Team For decades, Nigeria’s agricultural narrative has centred on production volumes how many tonnes of rice harvested, how many hectares cultivated, how many farmers engaged. Yet the real economic prize lies not in the size of the harvest,…
By Agrobroadcast Team Abia State is positioning itself to attract a $200 million investment in agro-industrial development through a proposed partnership with the African Development Bank (AfDB) under the second tranche of the Special Agro-Industrial Processing Zones (SAPZ) programme. Governor…
By Agrobroadcast Team Farmers cultivating maize and soybean in Niger State are set to adopt improved, climate-resilient farming practices under a new agricultural support programme designed to raise yields and enhance competitiveness. The initiative, spearheaded by the Sasakawa Africa Association…
By Agrobroadcast Team Tomato, a cornerstone of daily meals in Nigerian households, is at the centre of fresh concerns as farmers grapple with mounting post-harvest losses and rising production costs. From stews and soups to sauces and salads, the crop…