Orbia's Precision Agriculture Business Netafim Unveils the World's First Hybrid Dripline I Aggregate supports success in commercial farming

Orbia's Precision Agriculture Business Netafim Unveils the World's First Hybrid Dripline I Aggregate supports success in commercial farming

Web version    Forward   KOIS and MzN Launch Impact Accelerator to Bridge Gap Left by USAID at Humanitarian Finance Summit       KOIS, an international innovative impact finance firm, and MzN International, a global social-enterprise supporting humanitarian organisations, have announced a new partnership to launch Human Planet – a global impact accelerator designed to support humanitarian projects. Read more

Orbia's Precision Agriculture Business Netafim Unveils the World's First Hybrid Dripline Orbia Advance Corporation's S.A.B. de C.V. (BMV: ORBIA*) Precision Agriculture business Netafim, the global leader in precision irrigation technology, announced today the launch of its patented Hybrid Dripline system, the world's first and only integral dripline with a built-in outlet. Read more

Aggregate supports success in commercial farming Commercial farming forms the backbone of South Africa's agricultural economy, playing a critical role in food security and contributing significantly to economic growth. As farming operations face increasing pressure to boost productivity and efficiency, the adoption of innovative solutions has become essential. Grolite® from Pratley is a perlite-based growing medium, known to be a transformative product for farmers, from small-scale enterprises to large agricultural operations. Read more

Macfrut 2025, world capital of biotechnology in horticulture Macfrut, world capital of biotechnology applied to horticulture. This year, for the first time, the International Symposium on Biotechnological Tools in Horticulture will be held at the international trade fair for the fruit and vegetable supply chain (Rimini Expo Centre, 6-8 May 2025). The Symposium is sponsored by the ISHS – International Society of Horticultural Science (which promotes research in all areas of horticultural science) in collaboration with the Department of Agricultural, Food and Environmental Sciences of the Marche Polytechnic University, and coordinated by Silvia Sabbadini, Angela Ricci, Luca Capriotti and Bruno Mezzetti.    Read more

Thaba'Nchu vegetable project edging closer to commercialisation with latest harvest The vegetable project at the Noga's Post settlement outside Thaba'Nchu in the Free State, which was undertaken by the community, Kgosi (queen) Gaboilelwe Moroka, AfriForum and Saai, recently produced 800 kg of onions. This harvest was sold in nearby villages and to schools, while some of the onions were also donated to persons with disabilities and the elderly in the community. Read more

Auxins and zinc boost agricultural productivity to enhance food security in Africa Enhancing agricultural productivity and bolstering food security across Africa relies on the critical interplay between auxins and zinc in plant growth and development. Simon Norton, Director for the International Zinc Association Africa (Africa), highlights the indispensable roles these two elements play in cultivating healthier, more productive crops. Read more

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The Federal Government has unveiled plans to facilitate the transportation of goods across Nigeria using the railway system, a move set to enhance business operations and strengthen the economy.Managing Director of the Nigerian Railway Corporation (NRC)… Read on blog or Reader SMALL BUSINESS INSIGHTS Read on blog or Reader FG's railway cargo plan to boost business growth nationwide By Busola Bamidele on February 13, 2025 The Federal Government has unveiled plans to facilitate the transportation of goods across Nigeria using the railway system, a move set to enhance business operations and strengthen the economy. Managing Director of the Nigerian Railway Corporation (NRC), Kayode Opeifa, disclosed this on Thursday, February 13, during an inspection of railway properties in Kaduna. He emphasized that the initiative aligns with the Renewed Hope Agenda of President Bola Tinubu, aiming to improve trade efficiency and reduce logistics costs for businesses. Opeifa stated that efforts are underway to ensure seamless cargo movement on both narrow and standard gauge rail lines. Read also: FG's railway cargo plan to boost business growth nationwide Nigeria eyes $19.6 trillion global market with co-operative sector revamp Tinubu, Google CEO discuss AI, digital growth for Nigeria LCCI president urges businesses to uphold ethical standards Oyetola drives Nigeria's blue economy expansion with global partnerships He revealed that wagon assembly is ongoing in Kajola, Oyo State, to eliminate supply shortages, while the government is addressing rolling stock challenges. By the second quarter of the year, the FG plans to enable goods transportation from Lagos to Kaduna Dry Port. Additionally, collaborations are in place to facilitate cargo movement from Niger, Mokwa, Jebba, and other Inland Dry Ports. According to Opeifa, the project is expected to lower business costs, curb railway vandalism, reduce inflation, and improve trade efficiency nationwide.

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Aliyu Sabi Abdullahi, Minister of State for Agriculture and Food Security, has emphasized the need to revitalize Nigeria's co-operative sector to tap into the $19.6 trillion global market. Speaking at a technical strategy session in Abuja, he highl… Read on blog or Reader SMALL BUSINESS INSIGHTS Read on blog or Reader Nigeria eyes $19.6 trillion global market with co-operative sector revamp By Busola Bamidele on February 13, 2025 Aliyu Sabi Abdullahi, Minister of State for Agriculture and Food Security, has emphasized the need to revitalize Nigeria's co-operative sector to tap into the $19.6 trillion global market. Speaking at a technical strategy session in Abuja, he highlighted the sector's potential to drive economic growth, foster social cohesion, and reduce poverty. Abdullahi noted that co-operatives worldwide generate an annual revenue of $2.98 trillion, underscoring their economic significance. However, he identified weak governance, outdated laws, and inadequate funding as major challenges limiting growth in Nigeria. Read also: Nigeria eyes $19.6 trillion global market with co-operative sector revamp Tinubu, Google CEO discuss AI, digital growth for Nigeria LCCI president urges businesses to uphold ethical standards Oyetola drives Nigeria's blue economy expansion with global partnerships SEDC targets $200bn South East economy by 2035 "Our mission is to create an enabling environment that fosters innovation, entrepreneurship, and job creation," he stated. The technical team has outlined key areas for reform, including restructuring the Federal Department of Cooperatives, repositioning Federal Cooperative Colleges, and aligning implementation strategies with the Renewed Hope Agenda. Idris Sanni, Director of the Federal Department of Co-operatives, stressed the need for improved collaboration with industries, emphasizing that now is the time to rejuvenate the sector for economic expansion.

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