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Farmers
Herdsmen attacks and the responsibility to protect
1 Dec 2016
Opinion
It is important to make clear what one is saying here. One is not saying that these herdsmen have in all cases acted totally out of the blues, without perceived justification, according to their own point of view.
Farmers count losses after herdsmen onslaughts
13 Nov 2016
Features
Beyond the issue of environmental pollution, public disturbance and other dastardly acts linked with the activities of herdsmen, their actions have left frustration, as farmers have continued to count their losses.
Nigerian farmers benefit from Olam Livelihood Charter
15 Jul 2016
Business News
The results of the Olam Livelihood Charter (OLC) in Nigeria have been been announced by global agri-business Olam International.
Food Security: How paucity of fertilizer threatens harvest in states
26 Jun 2016
1
Features
The 2016 farming season, for crop farmers, has been one like no other in recent years. It has been fraught with late rains and paucity of inputs like fertilizer.
Bayelsa group begins advocacy to end herdsmen attacks
18 Jun 2016
News
The group in collaboration with the Bayelsa State Peace and Conflict Management Alliance decried what it described as the increasing spate of attacks by herdsmen across Nigeria.
Govt releases 1,470 tonnes of grains to farmers in Adamawa
16 Jun 2016
News
The Federal Government has presented 1,470 tonnes of grains to farmers across the 21 Local Government areas of Adamawa State to cushion the effect of the Boko Haram attacks in the state.
Expert urges government to improve ratio of extension workers to farmers
13 Jun 2016
News
An expert, Mr Richard Ogundele, on Monday advised the three levels of government to improve the ratio of agricultural extension workers to farmers in the country to enhance food production.
Herdsmen and the unfinished matter
10 Jun 2016
Opinion
Sir: It is no use jumping into conclusion without looking back on our past and present. The North and South have been together since amalgamation by Lord Luggard in 1914 through ...
Genetically modified crops designed to enhance productivity, farm efficiency -- NABDA
5 Jun 2016
3
Features
The National Biotechnology Development Agency (NABDA) says genetically modified crops are meant to have a positive impact on farm income due to enhanced production and efficiency on the farm.
FADAMA bank targets women, youths for empowerment - Coordinator
30 May 2016
Features
The Fadama lll Project Coordinator in Plateau, Mr Gideon Dandam, says that the main target of the Fadama Farmers Micro Finance Bank is to empower women and youths in the society.
Far from the madding cows
30 May 2016
Opinion
Could anyone ever imagine cows ‘mediating’ between their owners and landowners/farmers over grazing rights in Nigeria? But that was my statement even though on allegory, 20 years ago.
Ivory Coast Abundant Rains Favourable For Cocoa Crop
27 May 2016
Business RoundUp
In the western region of Soubre, at the heart of the cocoa belt, an analyst reported 37 millimetres of rains this week, compared with 64 mm last week.
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