A Non-Governmental Organisation (NGO), Heifer International, has said that it is partnering two agro-based firms, Agric Topic Vegetable Seed and Captain Nigeria, to boost tomato production in Dadi Louis community, Iworo in Badagry Division of Lagos State.

Tomatoes are classified as fruits by science because fruits contain a single or more seeds and are produced by a plant's bloom. Tomatoes grow from small yellow blossoms on the vine and naturally contain a large number of seeds, just like other real fruits. These seeds will be gathered and utilized to grow additional tomato…

Tomato sauce refers to a variety of tomato-based sauces that are often served as part of a meal rather than as a side dish. Tomato sauces are commonly used for meat and vegetables, but they're best recognized as the base for carbs like rice and spaghetti dishes. Tomatoes have a deep taste, a high water…

Farmers have every reason to be optimistic of a bumper harvest at the beginning of a new planting season with the launch of a novel crop balance nutrient fertilizer

With its financing support for the construction of Tomato Jos Farming and Processing Limited's 3.5tons/hr tomato paste processing plant located at Kangimi, Kaduna Stat

President Muhammadu Buhari has challenged Nigerians to exercise a little patience, as the “growing food production in the country, especially expansion in rice farming, will eventually bring down prices

The Anchor Borrowers’ Programme (ABP) has so far supported over 4.8 million smallholder farmers across Nigeria for the production of 23 agricultural commodities including maize

One month after the closure of Tiga Dam, dry season farmers in about six local government areas of Kano State have lamented how their sources of livelihood have been hampered.

Determined to complement Federal Government sustainable policies on food security, an agrobusiness groups are partnering to build technical and human resource capacity

Prices of vegetables and other perishable produce have crashed in Kano, due to the market glut caused by increased fresh supplies from farms

The Federal Government has trained no fewer than 150 youths on how to cultivate Telfairia (ugu) and tomato, and add value to them at Kwale, Delta State.   The National Horticultural Research Institute (NIHORT), assisted by a federal lawmaker, representing Ndokwa/Ukwuani constituency, Nicholas Ossai, trained the youths from three areas of Ndokwa East, Ndokwa West,…

To mitigate the effect of coronavirus pandemic on the Ondo State economy, 1,000 youths are being trained in modern tomato production and processing.