Farming

What is LDS or August break phenomenon in Nigeria? In Nigeria, the little dry season (or August break) is a period characterised by no rainfall...

Questions answered in this article: - What does sustainable farming mean and why is it important that Nigerian crop farmers begin to adopt these practices? - In...

Dry season impacts the availability of forage for livestock feed, reducing nutrients needed for ruminant production, see solutions.

While not being pesticides themselves, adjuvants are becoming increasingly important to farmers because they can improve the effectiveness of agrochemicals.

Tuta absoluta outbreaks have been behind tomato price hikes in Nigeria, see ongoing efforts and emerging technology to manage it.

Agriculture is a significant sector in Nigeria’s economy, accounting for about 23% of the country’s GDP. It is evident that as stewards of the future, Nigerian youth hold a significant responsibility to contribute to the growth and development of the country’s economy.