The Taraba State Government in partnership with the African Develppment Bank (AfDB) have earmarked the sum of N100 billion for agricultural development programmes in the state.
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Read full article →The management of the Adamawa State Agribusiness Support Programme ADAS-P on Monday received the leadership of different cattle dealers associations at its office.
Read full article →The Executive Secretary of the National Agricultural Land Development Authority (NALDA), Prince Paul Ikonne, has urged other stakeholders to emulate the efforts of the Borno State Governor, Babagana Umara Zulum, in reviving agriculture, which he said is in line with President Tinubu’s agricultural agenda for food security.
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Read full article →The National Directorate of Empowerment (NDE) has disbursed N50,000 each to 48 youths to start off-farm businesses and employ others to reduce unemployment in Borno State
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Read full article →Hananiel Albert, the Taraba State Coordinator of the programme disclosed this at the inauguration of the state Steering Committee and State Technical Committee for the programme, in Jalingo, Wednesday.
Read full article →The governor made the announcement on Monday in Wulgo, a community in Ngala Local Government Area.
Read full article →Findings revealed that bandits have chased away many farmers in farming communities in parts of Bali, Ussa, Takum and Ardo_Kola local government areas of the state.
Read full article →The Federal Ministry of Agriculture and Food Security has supported 3,000 farmers in the Bauchi zone with agricultural inputs, including fertiliser, seeds, insecticides and pesticides to cultivate wheat on 1,400 hectares of land under the federal government’s initiative for dry season wheat farming.
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