Farmers in northeast Nigeria are recording improved harvests from communal farms, demonstrating strong resilience despite ongoing challenges. The gains reflect growing momentum within local SME farming communities working to rebuild livelihoods. Supp… Read on blog or Reader SMALL BUSINESS INSIGHTS Read on blog or Reader SME farmers gain higher yields in Northeast Nigeria By Abimbola Akomolafe on November 14, 2025 Farmers in northeast Nigeria are recording improved harvests from communal farms, demonstrating strong resilience despite ongoing challenges. The gains reflect growing momentum within local SME farming communities working to rebuild livelihoods. Supported by the Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the EU Civil Protection & Humanitarian Aid Office, and the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation, the FAO has implemented an integrated support system for smallholder farmers. The programme provides quality seeds, essential inputs, and hands-on technical training. Read also, SME farmers gain higher yields in Northeast Nigeria Lagos issues N150m grant to agripreneur SMEs Imo expands SME initiative to 104 new communities Kosofe unveils N100m SME empowerment scheme IHS towers reports strong Q3 results, raises 2025 outlook on robust Nigeria performance Through this intervention, vulnerable households are adopting better agronomic practices that enhance crop productivity and strengthen food security. Many communities are now experiencing higher yields, improved soil management, and more stable production cycles. The initiative continues to empower farming SMEs by improving capacity, restoring self-reliance, and helping families transition from subsistence to sustainable agribusiness.

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