Get Up to N2 Million Loan if Your Business is in Food Industry
The GTBank Food Industry Credit is a time loan specially designed to meet the working capital needs of SMEs within the Food and Drinks Industry in Nigeria.
Agriculture Fast Track Fund to launch 17 new projects in support of agribusiness SMEs in Ghana and seven other African countries
Date: Wednesday, 17 April 2019, from 9:00 – 11:00am
Onyeka Akumah Joins The Prestigious List Of Quartz Africa Innovators 2018
Described as the "30 movers and thinkers", the list consists of 30 individuals selected from different countries within Africa.
Startup Founder? Apply for STREETCEOs, a 24-hr Reality TV Screening Globally this Year
Anyone can register (you don’t have to be a university graduate, highly educated, or even have an existing enterprise of your own)
LAKE Rice not readily available like foreign ones, Lagos marketers lament
“I paid for new stock of the product but unfortunately they had yet to be delivered."
Infrastructure, quality control threaten Nigeria’s yam export drive
“I am not sure Nigeria is ready for yam or agricultural exports. We need to go back to the drawing board."
Yam Export: Traditional ruler wants government to support farmers
“What yam farmers plant and harvest now is just enough to feed local consumers around the country and not for export.
EZ-Farming Wins Start-up Competition
The Founder, EZ-Farming, Dr. Adewale Oparinde said the development was another validation for the work EZ-Farming was doing to revolutionise farming in Africa.
Kogi moves to boost cashew nuts business
The commissioner said that Kogi produced 50 per cent of the over 200,000 tons of cashew currently produced in Nigeria.
Personalised banking relationships are essential for farmers
‘Animal health and hygiene are paramount. You have to be so careful with every procedure, and I’m really proud to say that South African milk is up there with the best in the world.’
More rain needed to break Western Cape drought
In spite of good rains over the past week and Day Zero being averted in the Cape metropole, Western Cape farmers still need a lot of rain for the drought to be broken.
Profiting from indigenous livestock
John Schenk and Fiona Lees are focused on the timber industry near Hogsback, but started a part-time agricultural venture near Elliot in 2004. Despite committing to Nguni cattle, their willingness to experiment on their farm has ensured a broader scope of...
Nigeria’s agric export rises 24% in 3 months – Agricultural Business Information
The value of the country’s agricultural export increased by N14.6 billion or 24 per cent from N56.1 billion in q1 20117 to N73.7 billion in q1 2018 on a year on year basis, data from the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) shows.
When To Plant Sunflower For Optimal Yield
Sunflower’s consistent yield and drought-tolerance make it an attractive crop for SA’s dryland regions. It also has a relatively long planting window. Nonetheless, care should be taken to plant at the optimal time, cautions Dr Safiah Ma’Ali.
FAO/NFTEC/SYSU Intensive 7-day course on Tilapia Lake Virus successfully completed in Guangzhou
Tilapia producing countries are encouraged to assess risks, undertake surveillance to determine national TiLV health status, investigate unexplained tilapia mortalities and introduce risk management measures where deemed necessary.