Showing posts with label Agriculture. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Agriculture. Show all posts

Sunday, 13 March 2016

Rice To Become Very Affordable By April - FG


The Federal Government said on Saturday that it would stabilise the price of rice from April to make it affordable to everybody in the country.

The Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development, Chief Audu Ogbeh, made this known while declaring open the 2016 National wheat farmers field day in Alkamawa village in Bunkure Local Government of Kano state.

Ogbeh said that the stability of price would be very viable due to its demand and affordability to the people as from April.

He said the boosting of wheat production and other cereals had become necessary to reduce over dependence on importation.

The minister added that over 300, 000 hectares of land in wheat producing states would be dedicated to boost wheat production.

“The government will continue to support farmers to encourage agricultural activity, enhance food security and employment generation in the country,’’ he said.

According to him, the administration of President Muhammadu Buhari will diversify the economy with greater emphasis on agriculture.

Ogbeh urged Nigerians to embrace agriculture to enhance their welfare and enable them become self reliant.

In a remark, Chairman Senate Committee on Agriculture, Senator Abdullahi Adamu, said the senate would make legislation to remove obstacles being faced by wheat farmers in the country.

Source: Daily Post

Saturday, 1 August 2015

Making Money From Pineapple Processing

I have seen so many posts of people telling you how a particular business is highly profitable without revealing to you the crux or secrets embedded therein.
I was delighted to see someone freely share such a million naira idea which I think is pretty commendable.
You will surely agree with me that most fruit stores around your neighbourhood frequently accommodate piles of unsold spoiling/spoilt fruits which eventually end up in waste bins/bags, and when in large volumes, could be insouciantly disposed to pollute the environment.
This article presents to you how you can process excessive fruit supplies into a nutritive and preservative-free/marketable end product with emphasis on pineapple. Click on the link below to get the full gist.....

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