- Monday, July 20, 2026
BusinessDay
In a bid to increase agricultural productivity in the state, Kogi State government has released a total equity contribution of...
EZ Farming, Nigerian-US agritech start-up pioneering expansion of smallholder farms to commercial sizes through micro lending has been selected for...
Bayer, a global enterprise with core competencies in the life sciences, in partnership with Nuffield Brazil, has selected 100 participants...
The Economic Organisation of West Africa States (ECOWAS) and ActionAid Nigeria have called for massive investments in the Nigeria’s agricultural...
Charles Chukwuemeka Ugwuh, former Minister of Commerce and Industry, has said that the attainment of food security and agricultural growth...
A Catholic priest Rev. Fr. Cyriacus David Kamai on Saturday appealed to the Federal Government to resettle the Internally...
Has backward integration been profitable for manufacturers using agricultural raw materials in Nigeria? The question is not one that will...
Farmcrowdy has announced a move to officially consolidate its sister companies; Agricsquare and Farmgate Africa as part of a single...
Flour Mills of Nigeria, the country’s biggest flour miller by market value, grew its Q1 2019/20 profit by the most...
Nigeria’s inability to have an effective standardised system to access quality of agricultural commodities as well as inadequate finance for...
Within the next 30 years, increasing carbon dioxide (CO2) could significantly reduce the availability of critical crop nutrients such as...
The National Biosafety Management Agency (NBMA) and the Nigeria Police Force have reinforced collaboration and commitment to safeguard the use...
Oil Palm is native to West Africa. Nigeria used to be the world’s largest producer of oil palm before the oil...
SeedMoney Africa, an agri-tech company has launched season 2 of its agric investment platform for individuals anywhere to invest in...
Agriculture in Nigeria was traditionally considered an exclusive reserve of rural dwellers, who more often than not had little to...
