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Safia Yahaya, 48, a mother of two who cultivates three crops in Kogi State, in the seventh episode of the new series, shares her episode with premium times (PT)

PT: Which crops do you cultivate?

Mrs Yahaya: I cultivate rice, cassava, and cashew.

PT: When did you start farming as a business?

Mrs Yahaya: I started farming about 20 years back.

PT: Land is often a major problem for women farmers. How have you overcome this in the last 20 years?

Mrs Yahaya: I started farming in the village where I made use of the family land until I relocated to town where I bought my own land.

PT: What is the size of the land?

Mrs Yahaya: The land is five hectares. Not very big.

PT: Nigerian farmers always find it difficult to get quality seeds. How do you get your seeds and where?

Mrs Yahaya: You are very correct and I am not exempted from these farmers. Sometimes, I get my seed myself, I have to preserve some of the seeds that I have. I get some from the anchor borrowers programme like in the rice aspect where I get rice for planting from the rice farmer association.

PT: How did you select these crop? And why are you not cultivating beans, sorghum and other crops?

Mrs Yahaya: I considered the soil, what grows well on our soil. I chose them because that’s what’s good for our land. If you plant something not good for the land you might not have much yield, so I plant these as they give me much yield. Secondly, for business. I farm to make money and take care of my basic needs.

PT: Have you heard of improved varieties?

Mrs Yahaya: Yes I have, like seeds from ABP are improved.

PT: Five hectares of land is quite large, do you use machines?

Mrs Yahaya: Yes I use machines, but gender-friendly machines like power tillers.

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The World Bank agreed to grant Morocco $250 million to support its Generation Green program. Generation Green is a joint operation with the French Development Agency to help attract more Moroccan youth into agribusiness.

The loan will finance entrepreneurship and training programs for Moroccan youth with a goal of attracting private investments into the agricultural food products sector. Morocco also wants to remove regulatory and financing obstacles to stimulate the creation of job opportunities.

Part of the funding will also support the country’s economic response to the coronavirus pandemic.

Agriculture is the main provider of jobs in Morocco and contributes about 14 percent of the gross domestic product (GDP). Agriculture is an important source of employment for 75 percent of the country’s rural population.

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NASA and the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) have signed a memorandum of understanding aimed at strengthening their longstanding partnership on space-based assets benefitting life on Earth.


The agreement brings together NASA’s experience with technology development and space-borne Earth science measurements and USDA’s scientific experience and knowledge of agricultural production, resource conservation, food security and safety, and forests and working lands.


NASA and USDA will explore research gaps of importance to the agricultural community that could be addressed through innovative Earth observation systems and technologies developed over the next decade. The collaboration also will address recommendations made in the 2017 National Academies’ Earth Science Decadal Survey.

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PARIS, Dec 10 (Reuters) – Highly contagious bird flu has been detected at a second farm in the Landes region in southwest France, the local authorities said, as the disease continues to spread across Europe.

The outbreak occurred in the Saint-Geours-de-Maremne district of the Landes region where a first farm case of highly pathogenic bird flu was confirmed earlier this week.

As in the previous outbreak, the authorities had set up a security zone around the farm, the local prefecture said in a statement late on Wednesday.

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Agriculture is embedded in the culture of the people of Rwanda. In fact, about 67 percent of Rwandans are employed in agriculture, with arable land covering over 1.56 million hectares of the country. With new farming technologies like aeroponics, the way of farming has changed in many nations.

But with Rwanda’s population set to rise from 10.5 million in 2012 to 16.9 million by 2032, demand for food will likewise soar. At the same time, the amount of arable land is likely to diminish with the country’s cities steadily expanding. Agricultural innovations, that focus on ensuring higher productivity in smaller spaces, is needed if Rwanda’s agricultural sector is to continue meeting the food needs of the country. Enter a new way of growing food without soil and less water: aeroponics.

Aeroponics is a climate-friendly way of planting in which roots are suspended in the air and grow in a humid environment. No soil is involved. Instead the plants are sprayed with water and nutrient solution. This technique enables farmers to control humidity, temperature, pH and water conductivity inside a greenhouse.

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A two-year-old Belgian racing pigeon named New Kim has fetched a record price of €1,6 million (about 738 million naira) during an online auction held by racing pigeon auction house PIPA Elite Center from 2 to 15 November.

All the birds on auction were owned by Fancier Hok van de Wouwer of Berlaar in Belgium.

According to a statement by PIPA, Van de Wouwer and his son Kurt had been producing title-winning pigeons over a number of years, and had worked with PIPA for more than 10 years.

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The first thing that probably comes to mind when you think of agriculture is land. And when most people don’t have access to lands it’s like they don’t have access to agriculture. For those of us that have interest in agriculture but don’t want to be in the field, there are some exciting money making agriculture business ideas that don’t require land. Let’s look at some.


Farm Transportation
Transportation is a major challenge for small farmers who wants their products sold after harvest. When not available or takes time, the market value might be affected. So when you provide timely transportation systems for a fee, everyone will be happy.

Transportation systems differ depending on the the type of product to be conveyed to the market. For example, most livestock got specific requirements for comfortable transportation such as well ventilated trucks and dry floors. So you need the right transport for a safety job.

This will bring lots of money if you’ve built relationships with different farmers.


Agronomy consultant
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Every farmer wants to sell more, produce more, enlarge their farms but only a few know how to go about it.

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Agriculture is simply defined as the science and business of cultivating crops and rearing of animals (livestock), for man’s use and economic purpose. Animals reared or those that can be raised in the farm are called farm animals.

Agriculture is one of the oldest means of livelihood and it’s still very much lucrative now. It is derived from the Latin words ager meaning soil and cultura meaning cultivation.

It is a broad term encompassing all aspects of crop production, horticulture, livestock farming, forestry, fisheries etc.

Types of Agriculture
There are basically two types of agriculture

Subsistence Agriculture whereby farmers cultivate crops and rear farm animals for family use only with little or no farm product for the market.
Commercial Agriculture whereby farmers cultivate crops and rear farm animals enough to feed a community, state, nation or nations.

Scope
Agriculture is the most important enterprise in the world. I say this because almost everything around you is from the farm. Agriculture is a manufacturing plant, where the free gift of nature such as land, water, air, soil energy etc are used as inputs and then converted into a single essential unit, that is crop plants and their yield which are vital for human beings.

Those principal units are bump off through animals and are converted into secondary units like milk, meat, eggs, honey, wool, silk hides, etc.

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Mixed farming is a system of farming in agriculture, which involves the growing of crops and rearing of animals (livestock) on the same piece of land, on a particular season. This system of farming is practiced all around the world, it helps to ensure sustainable agriculture.

Farmers have developed innovative strategies to make their farms work. By maximizing their space, they’ve been able to raise both crops and livestock simultaneously. For example; a mixed farm may grow cereal like maize, wheat and also rear cattle, pig and poultry.

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She began the natural challenge in 2018 after quitting part-time lecturing at Moi University. But before that, she had been farming conventionally on the side since 2014.

She uses natural manure from sheep, chickens and cows, which she sources from the household farm, and also intercrops the flowers with others like marigold that attract bees and curb pests.

During the dry months, like from January to March, she uses overhead sprinkler irrigation, sourcing water from an adjacent swamp.

Traditional plants such as kunde and sagaa are tolerant towards drought and pests and diseases but do now not thrive well beneath wet and chilly conditions

Nigeria, located off Eldoret-Nakuru Road, is a sprawling township in Uasin Gishu County.

The location hosts expansive farms blanketed in maize and wheat. It is here that Julie Barmasai farms on about two acres of her family’s 200 acres, now not the cereals, however horticultural crops.

Seeds of Gold team finds her supervising her workers as they harvest the vegetables and herbs.
“Get me 3kg of night time shade, 2kg of broccoli and a kilo of curly kale,” Julie instructs one of her workers.

On the farm christened Garden Picks Produce, she grows over 30 assorted greens and herbs that encompass cucumber, sugarloaf cabbage, night time coloration (managu), amaranth (terere), broccoli, lettuce, thyme and basil.
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