Why does the same seed thrive in one place and struggle in another? ProSeV is using field data to find the right variety for the right environment.


Why does the same seed thrive in one place and struggle in another? ProSeV is using field data to find the right variety for the right environment.

What if restoring Bauchi North’s land starts with changing everyday farming behaviours? Across seven LGAs, FSSS is taking climate-smart messages from farms to radio stations and schools, encouraging farmers and the next generation to protect trees, restore soils, conserve water and build more resilient livelihoods through the ESTRRA Project.

From classroom lessons to hands-on tree planting, FSSS is helping students across Bauchi North become young environmental champions and stewards of a greener future.

For farmers in Bauchi North, planting a tree is more than restoring the land. It is an investment in food, income and resilience for their families and future generations.

A baseline study revealed why so many families in Northern Bauchi struggle with food insecurity. This article shows how the ESTRRA Project is turned that research into action by empowering over 500 households with nutrient-dense, climate-smart crops that promise healthier harvests and brighter futures.

From failed ideas to 540,000 farmers, Seyi Alabi shares five lessons for building digital agribusinesses that solve real problems and create lasting value.

FSSS Announces Launch of Landmark Project for Smallholder Farmers in Bauchi State News As part of its commemoration of International Youth Day 2026, the Foundation for Sustainable Smallholder Solutions (FSSS) engaged thousands of young people,..

What does it take to build a profitable agribusiness in the digital age? During Day Two of GroundBreakers Live 2026, Seyi Alabi, Co-founder of Crop2Cash, challenged young innovators to solve real agricultural problems, highlighting the decline of extension services as one of the sector’s biggest opportunities. From hard-earned entrepreneurial lessons to emerging digital opportunities, the session offered practical insights for anyone looking to shape the future of agriculture.

What does it take to build the next generation of agricultural innovators? FSSS has launched the Global Agri-Entrepreneur Academy (GAEA), a new platform designed to equip young people with the skills, mentorship, and networks needed to turn bold ideas into thriving agribusinesses and impactful solutions.

The Foundation for Sustainable Smallholder Solutions (FSSS) has been recognised as the Best Smallholder Farmer Support & Agricultural Innovation Foundation 2026 – Nigeria by MEA Markets, celebrating its impact in advancing sustainable agriculture and improving the livelihoods of smallholder farmers across the country.