Early Signs of Boon for Businesses as Seed Laws are Harmonized
Enterprises in West Africa are now delivering seeds across borders quicker and in larger quantities as a regional rule allowing...
Harmonization of Seed Rules in West Africa: Early Signs of Boon for Businesses
“Last week, I delivered 40 metric tons of sorghum seed to Ghana,” explains Stephen Yacouba Atar, Vice Chairman of Seed...
The Trending Nigerian Blue Collar Jobs in Aquaculture
Innovative aquaculture practices brought about the West Africa Agriculture Productivity Program are opening new employment opportunities for young Nigerians. Several...
Private Investments Jolt Fish Feed Production in Nigeria
Fish feed production has seen a remarkable increase in Nigeria recently as a result of private investments. The renewed willingness...
Jimmy Glorial
An Aquaculture Millionaire at 25
When 25-year old Olubunmi Aderinsola Yahya arrived to do her bachelor’s degree in the Department of Aquaculture and Fisheries Management...
An Innovatory Model Attracting Teens to Aquaculture in Nigeria
A public education campaign targeting mostly secondary school students in Nigeria is attracting teenagers at an unprecedented rate to aquaculture....
Vitus LAWSON
The Paradox of Senegalese Women Agro-Processors
The uplifting stories of brave women agro-processors of Senegal. Undaunted by the challenges, they have taken their destinies in their...
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Budding Scientist Whose Only Ambition is to increase Milk Production in Niger
For a society where the majority of girls and women are confined to household chores or mostly laborers in fields,...
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The ‘New Scientists’ Re-energizing Livestock Research in Niger
About a decade ago, the department of animal production of Niger’s National Institute of Agricultural Research (INRAN) had just one...
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How’s Niger’s Livestock Faring in Mali
Livestock farmers in West Africa are increasingly turning to the red goat of ‘Maradi‘ and the ‘Balami,’ two of Niger’s...
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Off-Season Rice Fends off Malian Farmers from Climate Stress
Fifty-five-years old Boureima Sanogo has been cultivating rice since he was 15. With traditional cultivation methods on a hectare of...
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Meet the ‘Next Generation’ of West African Agric Scientists
Agriculture research and development (R&D) in West Africa was in a bleak state in 2008. Several analyses at the time concluded that...
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