Across northern Nigeria, women power farming systems yet often lack authority over what is planted. Through lived experiences and ESTRRA findings, this story explores how seed choice reveals deeper questions of agency, tradition, and the shifting balance of power in rural households.
Nigeria’s 2026 farming season will be shaped by early rainfall signals, mid-season dry spells, and rising temperatures. This article breaks down seven key weather insights farmers need to plan, plant, and protect their harvests.
On his farm in Lagelu, Oyo State, Ajibola Wasiu Opeyemi turns waste into wealth, corn stalks feed livestock, maggots feed fish, and animal waste enriches his soil. His circular farming system shows how practical sustainability can boost yields, cut costs, and regenerate the land for smallholder farmers.
Nigeria has strong carbon-market policies, but smallholders face barriers in accessing benefits. Emmanuel Orjichukwu shares how to close the gap.
Addressing Nigeria’s food security challenges demands a holistic approach that tackles these root issues while ensuring sustainability.
Food security remains a significant concern in Nigeria, approximately 25.3% of the population is undernourished amongst other issues in the agric sector