Global food markets remain volatile in 2026, and Nigeria sits at the intersection of rising commodity prices, logistics bottlenecks, and post-harvest losses.

Genetic research and biotechnology are becoming central to Nigeria’s efforts to boost crop yields, build climate resilience, and close the gap between food demand and farm ...

Agriculture is a science and business-driven sector offering diverse career paths across production, technology, economics, and animal systems in Africa.

Market access is the biggest barrier keeping African farmers in low-income cycles, and this article explains how digital tools, AfCFTA, and structured markets can unlock hi...

Seed sovereignty in Africa has become a legal and political battleground, as farmers navigate restrictive seed laws, intellectual property rules, and growing corporate cont...

The decline of Nigeria’s ginger industry highlights how disease outbreaks and weak agricultural systems eroded quality and exports.