Post-harvest food loss remains one of the most critical threats to agribusiness profitability in Nigeria, with some value chains losing over 40% of total yields before they reach the consumer. To protect your investment and scale production, managing what happens after harvest is just as critical as land preparation or seed selection. Transitioning from traditional
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Key Article Highlights ✔ Agriculture contributes 23.16% to Nigeria’s real GDP according to recent NBS data, generating over ₦11.8 trillion. ✔ Over 35% to 40% of the entire workforce is directly employed in farming, mostly via rural smallholders. ✔ Nigeria possesses 79 million hectares of arable land, but only about half is actively cultivated due
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