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History of Rubber
Rubber was Nigeria’s fourth most valuable agricultural export item between 1960 and early 1970s. Christopher Columbus is regarded as the person who discovered rubber after visiting Haiti in the 1490s and watching the natives play with a bouncy ball. The first rubber...

Greenhouse Farming: The Future of High-Tech Farming
Greenhouse farming safeguards crops against external hazards such as pests and extreme weather. A greenhouse is a structure that is useful for growing plants in a controlled environment. Plants can develop faster and healthier in this atmosphere, regardless of the...

Promote agriculture so that more women are landholders and not labourers
As we take the time to celebrate and reflect on our roles, successes and dreams during this Women’s Month, we must use this time to take action against the overwhelming and crippling gender inequality in the agriculture sector. It remains a truism that women are good...

U.S. Food Security Assistance to Sub-Saharan Africa
Secretary Blinken travels to South Africa, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, and Rwanda this week, where the United States has been deploying resources and working in partnership with African governments, institutions, businesses, scientists, and other leaders to...