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EPSAN applauds FG for banning NPK fertilizer importation http://ht.ly/jNq430nRQ1Y

Bitter aftertaste? Food companies could face costly disputes over land in Africa http://ht.ly/ec2430nRJdB

African producers and quest for continental synergy in oil, gas sector http://ht.ly/6O4730nRJ0v

Can OPEC hold its ranks? Implications for Nigeria http://ht.ly/ml3z30nRImu

Coffee farmers seek govt support amid falling prices http://ht.ly/zJRQ30nQOhI

Coffee farmers seek govt support amid falling prices http://ht.ly/zJRQ30nQOhI

AFAN Zonal Chair to Nigerian youths: Embrace agriculture https://www.vanguardngr.com/…/nigerian- youths-must-embrace…/

Young farmers believe that the incubation hub would decrease post-harvest losses http://ht.ly/kI6f30nMoJ5

Tanzania has set aside 4.3 million dollars to boost cultivation of oil palm as part of its strategy to end importation of edible oils http://ht.ly/yRXj30nLvwb

Changing The Narratives Of Nigeria’s Export Via Good Agricultural Practices http://ht.ly/jiUc30nLtS9

AFRICAN Development Bank (AfDB) president Dr Akinwumi Adesina has called for increased economic momentum in Africa http://ht.ly/wjTL30nLr4W

African Commodities Strategy https://www.commodity-port.com/african-co mmodities-strategy/

Over half of donor-funded food safety initiatives in Sub-Saharan Africa focus on overseas markets http://ht.ly/ApY430nLqNm

Nigeria’s biggest Indian oil buyer signs first deal for US oil http://ht.ly/bLNb30nKAXK

Commodities Market Outlook - Commodity Traders Expect The Bullish Trend In Grains Market To Continue. http://ow.ly/XBOb50lE4Tc

Nigeria’s Oil Palm Sector – An Investment Case for OKOMUOIL and PRESCO https://www.commodity-port.com/nigerias-o il-palm-sector-an…/

poor harvesting practices, pest infestation on the field, and lack of transportation could lead to a substantial loss for farmers.

Although urbanization is increasing rapidly, agriculture still provides livelihoods for about 60 per cent of the continent's active labour force, contributes 17 per cent of Africa's total gross domestic product and accounts for 40 per cent of its foreign currency earnings.