The Nigerian livestock sector is valued at N33 trillion which has the capacity to drive the economy of the country if proper and intentional investment is made by the private sector with support from ...

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An icon in the shape of a lightning bolt. Impact Link In recent years, many small American farms have been struggling due to low commodity prices. As a way to cut down on expenses, some farm owners ...

The African Union Inter-African Bureau for Animal Resources (AU-IBAR) has identified Nigeria’s feed and fodder sector as a $1 billion investment opportunity, underscoring its critical role in driving ...

To address the ongoing shortage of feed and fodder that has fueled tensions between farmers and herdsmen, the Federal Government is set to train key stakeholders on effective data collection for feed ...

Smart Farmer Josphat Kingori displays Hydroponic grass in Ihua area in Tetu, Nyeri County. [PHOTO: MOSE SAMMY/STANDARD] The current drought is a terrible time for farmers. It means dry farms and low ...

As Nigeria is stepping up efforts to unlock multibillion-dollar investments in feed and fodder production as government officials, private investors, development partners and industry leaders ...

The Resilient African Feed and Fodder Systems Project (RAFFS) technical committee has embarked on a move to adopt measures that will ease the risks of poor-quality feed to African economies and health ...