Prime Agro
The Prime Agro category documents agriculture and food systems in Nigeria and the rest of Africa, touching on agro startups, agroeconomy, agro innovations, and policy frameworks.
Can agro-tourism make farming in Nigeria cool again?
On a warm Saturday morning just outside Abuja, the air at Almat Farms is thick with the scent of freshly…
Can Nasarawa crack the Nigeria–Angola trade code?
Nigeria and Angola are working on 29 cooperation agreements and memoranda of…
Nigeria’s livestock industry has the numbers—but not the infrastructure
Nigeria's livestock sector has an impressive resource base which operates far below…
Safeguarding Nigeria’s onion supply after climate shocks
The provision of agro inputs to over 2,000 onion growers across Borno,…
As inflation bites, community groups step up social support
The recent Eid food palliative distribution by the Lafiaji Development Association (LDA)…
Export dreams take root in Adamawa’s farms
In recent years, Nigeria's agricultural export sector has experienced extraordinary growth. In the…
Nigeria’s agriculture needs real-time farmer data
For more than two dozen years, Nigeria’s agro policies were formulated based…
What 33% soil degradation means for Nigeria’s food system
The revelation that 33% of Nigeria’s soil is already degraded exposes a…
