Weekly Round up

Weekly Round up

Web version    Forward   Bayer and Pula Foundation partner up to insure 10 million smallholder farmers in Sub-Saharan Africa and South Asia       Bayer Foundation and the Pula Foundation today announced at World Economic Forum that they are planning to provide insurance coverage for 10 million smallholder farmers by 2030. The collaboration aims to enhance climate resilience among smallholder farmers, protecting them against the growing impacts of droughts and floods, which threaten harvests, livelihoods, and global food security. It will help build private-public collaborations and shape the insurance market for agriculture in Africa and Asia. Read more

Growing demand for staple foods in Africa drives Bühler's growthOpportunities in strengthening local supply chains, especially within food processing and agribusiness, will be the main focus for Bühler Southern Africa in 2025, says MD Marco Sutter. "The African market remains pivotal, with ongoing growth in the staple foods like maize as well as rice and pulses, driven by increasing demand for locally produced, high-quality food products." Read more

Farming women's health and wellbeing focus of new research A major new study will help to come up with new solutions for improving the health and wellbeing of women working in agriculture. The research, by the University of Exeter's Centre for Rural Policy Research and The Farming Community Network, will provide crucial insights into farming and gender-specific stressors that can affect women in agriculture, as well as barriers to accessing relevant support. Read more

'Tis the Season to be Trimming: Expert Tips for Brushcutter Success Summer is the height of the growing period; the weather is warm, the days are longer and it is rainfall season. This, of course, causes grass, trees, shrubs, and weeds to grow quicker, and as a result, regular trimming and maintenance is required. Having a tool like a brushcutter makes the job much easier and allows you to get more done in less time. Read more

Leading tractor parts supplier arrives in South AfricaWhile specialist Agriline Products Ltd, one of the biggest suppliers for modern, classic, and antique tractor parts in the Northern Hemisphere, have launched their range of over 15,000 Agri products in South Africa. Due to growing demand in the African market, Agriline Products, have set up base within the Western Cape region of South Africa... Read more

Zinc fertilisers are a catalyst for agricultural growth in Africa Zinc fertilisers address critical soil deficiencies, enhancing crop yields, and contributing to food security. Simon Norton, Director of the International Zinc Association (Africa), explains the intricate process of manufacturing zinc fertilisers, their application in soil, and the wide array of crops that benefit from their use. Read more

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The Kwara State Government has invited communities, commercial farms, and schools with at least 10 hectares of cleared land to collaborate on large-scale food production. The initiative, led by the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development, aims … Read on blog or Reader SMALL BUSINESS INSIGHTS Read on blog or Reader Kwara Govt seeks partners for large-scale farming By Busola Bamidele on January 31, 2025 The Kwara State Government has invited communities, commercial farms, and schools with at least 10 hectares of cleared land to collaborate on large-scale food production. The initiative, led by the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development, aims to boost food security, drive economic growth, and promote mechanized farming. Read also: Kwara Govt seeks partners for large-scale farming What is that business that would never die in Lagos?(Part 2) Osun Govt launches creative business cup to boost entrepreneurs NBTE, NDA train Nigerians on CNG conversion for affordable energy Edo unveils N1.6bn agri-fund to create 2,000 jobs, grow rural businesses According to the ministry's press secretary, Omotola Ashaolu, the government is committed to strengthening the agricultural sector through strategic partnerships. Interested stakeholders must submit their Expression of Interest by Monday, February 3, 2025. For further details, they are encouraged to contact the ministry before the deadline.

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Read on blog or Reader SMALL BUSINESS INSIGHTS Read on blog or Reader What is that business that would never die in Lagos?(Part 2) By Busola Bamidele on January 31, 2025 Lagos, the bustling economic hub of Nigeria, thrives on businesses that cater to its ever-growing population. In Part 1, we explored some of the city's evergreen industries. Now, in Part 2, we dive deeper into the ventures that continue to flourish—rain or shine. From transportation and food services to real estate and logistics, certain businesses remain indispensable in this fast-paced metropolis. Want to know which industries guarantee steady demand? Stay with us as we uncover more recession-proof opportunities in Lagos!

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