Joseph Akahome

Joseph O Akahome (OJ) is a writer, with a Bachelor of Arts degree in English and Literature from the University of Benin. He is an avid agriculturist, with a bias for poultry and an insatiable appetite for chicken wings. When he is neither reading nor researching, he likes to spend recreational time playing board games, or swimming in serene forested lakes.

Nigeria Seeks US Assistance To Address Agricultural Challenges

Nigeria's vice president requested US assistance for improving its agricultural sector with focus on mechanisation, quality seeds, and fertilisation, among other areas.

British Sugar Offers £38/T to Growers, Despite Ongoing Negotiations With NFU

British Sugar has offered £38/t to its 2,300 sugar beet growers for the 2024-25 season amid ongoing price negotiations with the National Farmers' Union (NFU).

India’s Rice Output To Drop, Raising Fears Of Export Curbs

India's rice output is set to decrease for the first time in eight years, causing concerns that Prime Minister Modi may extend export restrictions, potentially leading to higher global food prices and trade tensions with other rice-exporting countries.

British Development Institution Invests $26.5M In AFEX To Boost Food Security

British International Investment (BII) is investing $26.5 million in Africa Exchange (AFEX) to construct modern warehouses in Nigeria, Kenya, and Uganda, enhancing post-harvest pricing and crop storage capabilities.

Agricultural Economist Proposes Cassava Farming To Solve Nigeria’s Food Insecurity

Agriculture expert Adewale Ogunbayo suggests promoting cassava farming to address Nigeria's food insecurity and create job opportunities.

New 3D App To Help Northern Ireland Farmers Improve Calf Health, Growth

Northern Ireland's farmers can now benefit from the Optihouse 3D app which helps farmers improve calf health and housing by allowing them to explore different designs and essential features.

US Wheat Crop In Better Shape Than Expected, USDA Says

The USDA's recent report shows a significant improvement in the wheat crop outlook, with a rating of 47% in good or excellent condition, a substantial improvement over last year.

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