Despite pandemic shocks, Northern Nigeria’s grain systems proved resilient. Certified seeds emerged as key to sustaining productivity and food security.
Category: FSSS News
Smallholder Farmers’ Perception on Tomato Seedling Technologies in Northwest Nigeria
In 2020, the Foundation (operating at the time as Syngenta Foundation Nigeria) commissioned a survey of 195 smallholder tomato producers in Kano and Jigawa States to evaluate their perceptions, practices and adoption of tomato seedling..
Strengthening Climate-Smart Agriculture in Northern Nigeria: Findings and Policy Implications
The findings offer a clear, evidence-based guide for policy-makers and development partners seeking practical, scalable interventions.
FSSS Partners with Renewed Hope Initiative to Empower Women in Agriculture
FSSS joins forces with Renewed Hope Initiative to empower women and women with disabilities in Kuje through agriculture and market access.
July 2025 Impact: Empowering Farmers, Unlocking Markets, and Building Digital Bridges
In July 2025, FSSS turned proximity into progress, training over 1,100 farmers, unlocking markets, and bridging digital gaps across Nigeria’s food systems.
The Foundation Participates in UNESCO’s Workshop in Abuja
At the heart of Nigeria’s agricultural future lies a new generation of skilled, work-ready youth, empowered not just by theory, but by hands-on learning.
Cowpea Farming in Nigeria: A Profitable Opportunity Waiting to Be Harnessed
Cowpea farming in Nigeria holds immense potential—not just as a staple food crop but as a key driver of income, nutrition, and agricultural transformation. Yet, many farmers continue to battle with low yields, pest outbreaks,..
June 2025 Impact Recap: Growing Stronger Systems, One Farmer at a Time
For the Foundation, June 2025 was all about action—real, hands-on work that brought us closer to the farmers we serve. From bustling training sessions to community-driven seed fairs, the month was filled with activity aimed..
Seed Fair 2025: Empowering Northern Nigeria’s Smallholder Farmers Through Access to Quality Seeds
In Nigeria, the northern region is where the smallholder farmers mostly reside, and they form the backbone of the agricultural economy; on June 19, 2025, the usually quiet community of Wasai in Minjibir LGA, Kano..
Strengthening Farmer Capacity Across Hubs: The Foundation’s Impact in May 2025
May was a month of deep engagement and high-impact activity for The Foundation, as we worked alongside smallholder farmers to build resilience, enhance productivity, and strengthen partnerships across multiple states in Nigeria. From targeted farmer..