Despite facing a pressing food insecurity crisis, the agricultural sector in Nigeria is ongoing a shift towards sustainable agriculture

The transition from traditional methods to industrialised farming has become important rather than optional, as it addresses both efficiency and environmental concerns.

From food shortages to declining foreign exchange earnings, the downturn in Nigeria has been evident since the 1960s — a consequence of the oil boom, civil war, and the sub...

One of the biggest challenges for smallholder farmers is selling their produce at fair prices. Factors such as unstable demand, post-harvest losses, and a lack of guarantee...

Agriculture education is emerging as a powerful tool to modernise rural economies, improve farming methods, and ensure Nigeria’s long-term food security.

Agriculture sustains many economies, providing food security and employment for millions of people. However, as is typical of any human relationship, conflicts arise among ...