Latest Breaking News On - விதை அமைப்பு நிபுணர் - Page 1 : comparemela.com

Burkina Faso releases its first pearl millet hybrid - Burkina Faso

Burkina Faso releases its first pearl millet hybrid - Burkina Faso
reliefweb.int - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from reliefweb.int Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.

Burkina fasoRecherches agricolesIssoufou kapranInoussa draboBobo dioulassoNeya jamesPrakashi gangashettyLadji sawadogoAgathe diamaInternational crops research institute for the semiAlliance for green revolution in africaNational seed committee of burkina fasoMelinda gates foundationNational seed catalogEconomic community of west african statesResearch program grain legumes

Burkina Faso releases its first pearl millet hybrid – New Business Ethiopia

Burkina Faso releases its first pearl millet hybrid – New Business Ethiopia
newbusinessethiopia.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from newbusinessethiopia.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.

Burkina fasoAndhra pradeshRecherches agricolesIssoufou kapranNeya jamesLadji sawadogoRamadjita taboInoussa draboBobo dioulassoInternational crops research institute for the semiAlliance for green revolution in africaNational seed committee of burkina fasoMelinda gates foundationNational seed catalogEconomic community of west african statesResearch program grain legumes

Improving Ethiopian Malt Barley in Ethiopia for Better Livelihoods and Economy

Zewdie Bishaw, co-editor of ICARDA s new malt barley book A new malt barley handbook published by ICARDA aims at solving challenges surrounding malt barley production in Ethiopia. It compiles key findings from 28 scientific papers authored by partners and stakeholders. Given barley s resilience to weather extremes, and its ability to grow in poor, degraded soils, barley is cultivated across Ethiopia for its nutritious grain and straw. From the wet highlands to the marginal lowlands, barley thrives, and is referred to as the ‘last crop before the desert.’ Malt barley, however, is a more recent addition to Ethiopia’s agricultural landscape, as it was introduced in the late 1960s to service a booming malting and brewing industry.

Adamu mollaZewdie bishawInternational nurseriesSeed healthNational agricultural research systemAmhara regional agricultural research instituteTeam leader of seed systemsMalt barley technologiesLessons learnedSeed system specialistSeed systemsசர்வதேச நர்சரிகள்விதை ஆரோக்கியம்பாடங்கள் கற்றுவிதை அமைப்பு நிபுணர்விதை அமைப்புகள்

Syngenta Foundation Nigeria empowers Kano, Jigawa farmers with N10m inputs

Vanguard News Syngenta Foundation Nigeria empowers Kano, Jigawa farmers with N10m inputs On By Nnamdi Ojiego A non-governmental organization, Syngenta Foundation for Sustainable Agriculture, SFSA, has supported 13 hubs managers who will be servicing 13,000 smallholder farmers with the sales of certified seeds of cowpea and sorghum varieties worth over N10 million in Kano and Jigawa states. This gesture came as part of the SFSA’s operational strategy which focuses on smallholders, productivity, and markets by extending science-based know-how, facilitating access to quality inputs, and linking farmers to markets in profitable ways. At a one-day workshop organized by the foundation on the launching of Certified Seed and Grain Aggregation Through the Farmers’ Hub Using Revolving Fund Model, held on Wednesday, in Bichi Local Government Area, LGA, of Kano state, the Country Programme Manager of SFSA-Nigeria, Isaiah Gabriel, said the event was to create awareness that would gener

Hakeem ajiegbeJigawa statesDaniel abbahNnamdi ojiegoIsaiah gabrielMurktar garbaInternational institute of tropical agricultureCountry programmeMarcelle ruth cancer centreSyngenta foundation for sustainable agricultureInstitute of agricultural researchKindly share this storySyngenta foundationSustainable agricultureCertified seedGrain aggregation through

Agriculture Presents Very Big Hope for Unemployed Nigerian Youths, IITA Chief Says

Agriculture Presents Very Big Hope for Unemployed Nigerian Youths, IITA Chief Says Agriculture Presents Very Big Hope for Unemployed Nigerian Youths, IITA Chief Says Head of the Abuja Station of International Institute of Tropical Agriculture (IITA) , Gbassey Tarawali, says agriculture is presenting a very big hope for young people in Nigeria and Africa in general. He was speaking while receiving Farm Mates in a welcome ceremony at the Institute. He gave a brief background on IITA’s activities, highlighting the model, approaches, and lessons learned. He also spoke of youth employment through the agricultural value chains, insisting that agriculture presented hope for the youth in Nigeria and Africa in general.

Abuja federal capital territoryBeatrice aighewiChigbo okoliGbassey tarawaliJoyce chinwende okorojiDepartment of crop scienceUniversity of ibadanAhmadu bello universityUniversity of abujaAbuja stationInternational instituteTropical agricultureFarm matesChief executive officerNaija farmer realitySaharan africa