200 Imo farmers are set to undergo training on green farming and crop production in Owerri, the Imo State capital.
The training aims to equip farmers with practical skills and knowledge to enhance agricultural productivity and food security.
It is to enhance farmers’ knowledge on modern farming techniques, including irrigation farming and crop production
To Improve agricultural productivity and food security in Imo State
To promote sustainable agricultural practices and climate resilience
To empower farmers to make informed decisions and access digital financial solutions
The Ogun-Oshun River Basin Development Authority (OORBDA) recently trained over 200 farmers in Ogun, Oyo, Osun, and Lagos states on modern farming techniques, focusing on irrigation farming and crop production under irrigation systems
The European Union’s DIGISOL Project trained farmers in Imo State on digital financial solutions to enhance climate resilience and agricultural productivity
The Bauchi State Agricultural Development Programme (BSADP) trained over 200 women in fish farming, emphasizing practical techniques and sustainable practices.
The result is to improved agricultural productivity and food security in Imo State
To enhanced capacity of farmers to adapt to climate change and access digital financial solutions
To increase income and livelihood opportunities for farmers
Promotion of sustainable agricultural practices and environmental conservation
The training program for 200 Imo farmers is a significant initiative that aims to promote agricultural development and food security in the state.
By equipping farmers with modern farming techniques and digital skills, the program is expected improve agricultural productivity, enhance climate resilience, and increase income opportunities for farmers.