Growing Together: Empowering Rural Development Through Agribusiness Rural development is a key driver of inclusive economic growth and improved livelihoods. In this context, agribusiness emerges as a powerful catalyst, transforming rural communities by creating sustainable employment, enhancing food security, and promoting economic prosperity. …

As consumers become more conscious of the environmental and social impact of their purchasing decisions, companies are recognizing the importance of sourcing sustainable ingredients in a sustainable manner. But what does sustainable sourcing mean? And why should businesses care about it? In this blog post, we will explore the benefits…

Poultry Farming in Nigeria: Unlocking Economic Potential for Young Entrepreneurs. Nigeria’s poultry farming industry is important, growing quickly, and has a lot of potential for economic growth. …

What makes a plan, business, or activity worthwhile? It may be the accolades, achievements, or recognition at times, but for us, it is the value and impact on the lives of people and the world at large. It is bringing about positive change one person at a time. …

Livestock farming is extremely important in many developing countries around the world. Its significance can be attributed to the increasing demand for livestock products and the role it plays as a source of food and employment for billions of rural and urban households. …

Agriculture is a major driver of Nigeria’s economic growth, accounting for more than 25% of the country’s GDP. It is the nation’s food source, and its activities are primarily focused on the production of all basic human needs. …

Agribusiness is one of the fastest-rising industries in Nigeria. It involves businesses engaged in all aspects of agriculture, ranging from providing inputs such as seeds and fertiliser to farming, processing, marketing, distribution and retail sales. …

There is much to learn from and about the large industry of agriculture. Several career and business options are available to individuals who participate in its four sectors. One of these sub-sectors is livestock. Approximately 8.1 percent of the sector’s overall output in Nigeria is still accounted for by the…

The Nigerian economy is one of the largest in Africa. It is home to vast amounts of arable land and a large, diverse production base that includes many high-value cash crops, offering substantial opportunities for development and investment. Agriculture contributes over one-quarter of the GDP in most developing nations, especially…