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‘Ekiti Deserves Cargo Airport For Agricultural Produce’

In order to find easy transport of perishable agricultural produce from Ekiti state, a former Nigerian Air Force Officer, Chief Flight Surgeon and Chief Aerospace Medical Consultant, Dr. Makanjuola Akindele Owolabi, has joined prominent personalities in the state to demand for the establishment..

All You Need To Know About Silty Soil

Silty Soil: Silt, one of the 3 basic soils, is composed of rock and mineral particles and it’s commonly found along with clay, sand, gravel, and other sediments. Larger than clay but smaller than sand, silt particles are less than 0.005 cm in diameter – making them very hard for the naked eye to see.

Ogbeh Tasks Research Institutes To Lead Agric Revolution

Chief Audu Ogbeh, Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development, has tasked Agricultural Research Institutes to take the lead in the efforts of the Federal Government to revolutionise agricultural sector to diversify the economy, ensure food security and make agriculture the mainstay of the economy.

Cocoa Farmers Threaten Nationwide Strike

Cocoa farmers have threatened to declare a nationwide strike over the sector’s neglect.The aggrieved farmers gave the threat under the aegis of the National Executive Council of the Cocoa Farmers Association of Nigeria (CFAN).

4 Money-Spinning Crops Farmers Should Invest In

Coffee, maize, sugarcane and rice farming will be highly lucrative in the next few years, according to a new report. The Tanzania Agribusiness Report for January 2018, published by Business Monitor International (BMI), says future demand for the four crops will be relatively high in both the domestic

AfDB Will Raise Nigeria’s Loan Portfolio To $8bn

The African Development Bank (AfDB) has said it plans to increase its loans to Nigeria by over $8 billion next year with investments in energy, infrastructure and agriculture. AfDB President, Akinwumi Adesina said it will grow its loan portfolio to Nigeria by more than $2 billion over the next one year.