Given the importance of rice as a food security crop in Nigeria, efforts are being made to ensure that the whole rice food system remains active and efficient (Oteh et al., 2018). A number of ...
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Comparing Nigeria and the Republic of Korea's trends in soybean production. 1960-2020 based on (a) Area of Land (b) production rate (c) yield per hectare FAOSTAT, 2020.
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3. Growth and growth rates in area, production and yield of cowpea in Nigeria and other major regions (1996-98 to 2016-2018 (Figure 1 a) rising by 73% at 2.8% annually (Niger), 121% at 4.6% ...
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The environmental impacts of poultry production in Nigeria include land use, soil degradation, water consumption, air pollution, and waste generation. Ewemoje et al. (2013) used a cradle-to-gate approach to evaluate the environmental impacts of the poultry production system in Nigeria. Further, the study found that
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Therefore, climate change will not only lead to lower food production and availability, but also lower food quality (Alehile et al., 2022; Tripathi et al., 2016). Smallholder farmers are one of ...
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Rice has become the most rapidly growing staple food crop in Nigeria. Despite the country favorable rice production ecology, there is still a huge gap between domestic rice production and ...
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The aforementioned is as a result of Nigeria's poultry production industry which has its own share ... et al., 2016); Egg Production which involves raising birds specifically for the sales and
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Similarly, production inputs such as quantity of seed, quantity of fertilizer and quantity of labour were also found to significantly influence productivity of rice farmers in Nigeria.
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expansion of wheat production (Falola et al., 2017). iv. Low yield wheat production: Nigerian wheat yields are no more than 2 tons per hectare, according to Food and Agricultural organization (FAO, 2020). This is significantly lower than irrigated …
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guiding their production and the prospects and challenges facing the block production industry in Nigeria. A case study survey of about 15 block production factories was conducted to find out how block manufacturers produce sandcrete blocks and bricks for use ... al., 2012). In practice, average technical expertise, materials, tools, machinery ...
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Cocoa Production and Exportation in Nigeria Source: Modified from NBS (2013), Taiwo et al. (2016), (2019) Nigeria Cocoa Processing Industrial Capacity Source: Author Data Analysis ...
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Nigeria generates waste at a rate of 0.43kg/person/day out of which over (Chima, et al., 2016). Nigeria has over the past two decades experience a rise in economic and social activities as a ...
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production in Nigeria, However, a study was ... According to Akinbami et al. (2001), Nigeria produces 227,500 tons of fresh animal waste daily, which can be converted to 6.8 million m3 of biogas
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The project will revamp the 135 million standard cubic feet per day gas plant, enabling the production of up to one million tons of aluminum annually and generating 540 …
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Umeh et al. noted that inappropriate application of insecticides and the use of wrong dosages resulted in insect control failures in tomato production. Benson et al. showed that the application of synthetic insecticides in the production of okra in southwestern Nigeria may be profitable based on a gross margin and benefit cost analysis ...
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The article provides an overview of palm oil production processing in Ilashe, Nigeria.
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The ALSCON plant, valued at approximately $3.5 billion, is set to leverage Nigeria's natural gas resources for its revival. The venture aims to re-establish Nigeria as a significant aluminium producer for domestic and …
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decrease in its production in Nigeria is attributed mostly to climate change and other internal and external factors (Elekwachi et al., 2021, FAO, 2023). Milk production in dairy cows is reduced as a result of heat stress brought on by excessive heat and humidity (Abbas et …
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Challenges of poultry production in Nigeria: A review Anosike, F. U., Rekwot, G. Z., Owoshagba, O. B., Ahmed, S. and Atiku, J. A. Livestock Systems Research Programme ...
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1. Introduction. Poultry is the most commercialized of the Nigerian livestock production. With an estimated net worth of about 180 billion ($600 million) and approximately 165 million birds, 25% of agriculture contribution to Nigeria's GDP can be attributed to poultry production (FAO, 2010; Sahel, 2015).Recent estimates show that Nigeria is the largest …
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production and per capita supply in Nigeria. Few studies have been able to elucidate smallholder farmers food production due to the paucity of data to measure their input in the food system considering policy and programs geared toward improving food production (20), especially in developing countries.
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Environmental Regulation of Petroleum Exploration and Production in Nigeria There are several approaches, statutory and legal instruments directed at protecting the environment and ensuring environmental objectives within the …
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Heise et al. [2] argue that poultry birds are good sources of protein either used as eggs or meat, the production is relatively cost effective, thus, making it possible for low income farmers to ...
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World production of yam was 74.32 million tonnes, in 2019, out of which Nigeria's production accounted for 67.34% with total farm size of 6.24 million hectares, which is 70.03% of worlds farm size ...
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production in Nigeria (Gbadegesin et al., 2007; CBN, 2011). (Figure 1) Presently there are six major varieties of cotton-seed, Samcot 9 is of the short-medium staple variety being grown in the Northwest region comprising Sokoto, Kebbi, Kano, Katsina, Zamfara, Jigawa and Kaduna States. Samcot 10 is also used in this region. ...
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In Nigeria, biogas production holds multifaceted benefits which include energy sustainability waste management, and climate change mitigation. By harnessing organic waste, energy source ...
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Low food production is one of the major issues that require urgent attention in Africa, with over 50% of the people depending on subsistence farming, coupled with low production as their sole means of survival (Bachewe et al., 2018).However, it should be mentioned at this stage that African countries differ in terms of mass, demography, and …
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that only about 20% of the total sorghum production area is planted with improved cultivars in Nigeria. Mundia et al. (2019) opined that small-scale farmers in the region use landraces because of poor access to seed of improved cultivars and production technologies (Mundia et al. 2019) and a lack of financial support (Ajeigbe et al. 2018).
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Production halted since 2013 due to insufficient gas supply. Addressing the reason behind the company's cessation of production in 2014, the Managing Director pointed to the Nigeria Gas Company (NGC). He explained that NGC, …
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The outcome of the study revealed the gap to be filled in order to boost glazed-ceramic production in Nigeria. Ceramic tile imports of the 20 top importing countries between 2005 and 2009 (in ...
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