Fertilizer Market report for 2010-2015
Unpublished
The annual fertilizer market prices were collected from January to December 2010-2015. Fertilizer Suppliers Association of Nigeria (FEPSAN) and thirteen data collectors in different states (Two from each geo political zone and one where FEPSAN is located) worked in collaboration to collect this information.
Fertilizer Market report for 2010-2015 (2)
UnpublishedThe annual fertilizer market prices were collected from January to December 2010-2015. Fertilizer Suppliers Association of Nigeria (FEPSAN) and thirteen data collectors in different states (Two from each geo political zone and one where FEPSAN is located) worked in collaboration to collect this information.
Stakeholders, at expo seek more private investors in Agriculture
As part of efforts to increase private sector investment in agriculture, the Nigerian Agricultural Business Group (NABG) and 151 Product, stakeholders in the sector are making plans to ensure synergy between farmers, government and the European Union. The Chairman of 151 Product, Sam Ohuabunwa, who stated this yesterday during the ongoing AgrikExpo in Abuja, said lack of information by farmers is the bane of the sector.
Mixture of organic, inorganic fertilizers on hybrid seeds hits historic record on rice yield
Innovation in application of fertilizer makes a Novo Ecijano farmer a record maker in hybrid rice yield.
Edgardo “Jose” Marcelo, 51, from Barangay Triala, Guimba, Nueva Ecija, harvested 16.63 metric tons (MT) per hectare in the last harvest season after mixing organic to inorganic fertilizer on Hybrid SL-8H, agriculture experts reported. Marcelo’s yield in the last dry season was 308 cavans from his 1.3 hectare farm. This effectively hit 297 cavans per hectare as bagging was at more than 60 kilos per cavan.
AfDB harps on agric processing to End U.S.$35 billion yearly import
Beside low food production that hallmarked the continent's agrarian economy, post-harvest losses have become the major challenge besetting the quest for food security. But the President of African Development Bank (AfDB), Akinwumi Adesina, has reiterated the importance of policy regulations to end the losses in the continent that spends $35 billion on food imports each year.
Edo Farmers Get N2 Billion CBN Loan
Benin City — Farmers in Edo State have become beneficiaries of N2billion loan from the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), guaranteed by the state government.
The Looming food crises
Alarmed by the skyrocketing prices of food stuff, coupled with the destruction of farms and crops by locusts and quelea birds in the north, the Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development, Audu Ogbe, the other day, expressed the fear that more Nigerians may go hungry except something is done to avert the looming crisis.
His fear is founded and should be urgently addressed.
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Presidential Addresses and Speeches
Nigeria At 58: President Buhari’s Independence Day Speech, 1st October 2018
The General Debate of the 73rd Session of United Nations General Assembly in New York
Nigeria – President Addresses General Debate, 73rd Session (25 Sept 2018) VIDEO
President Muhammadu Buhari’s New Year Address (1st Jan. 2018)
2018 Budget Speech: Budget of Consolidation (7th Nov. 2017)
PMB’s Address To UNGA 72 (19th Sept. 2017)
Nigeria Democracy Day Speech (29 May 2017)
Nigeria Democracy Day Speech(29 May 2017) VIDEO
Videos
Employment Generation by PFI (21 August 2017)
FEPSAN- Impact of the Presidential Fertilizer Initiative: A success story of an African Partnership (11 Aug 2017)
Nigeria- Morocco MoU Signing 1 (16 May 2017)
Nigeria-Morocco MoU Signing 2
Nigeria- Morocco MoU Signing 3
Fertilizer Revolution in Nigeria (21 May 2017)
FEPSAN TWITTER
Fertilizer Brands in Nigeria
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Articles
How Buhari’s PFI programme boosts fertiliser supply for farming in Nigeria
Innovation in Fertilizer Application
5 Reasons Why Fertilizers Will Be Crucial In 2030
2018 IFA Integrated Plant Nutrient Management
Is Your Soil Up to the Challenge?
Cassava Mosaic Disease: NASC Molecular Diagnostic Facility to the Rescue
Nigeria: How to Harness Water for Dry Season Farm Irrigation
Soil Conservation
Why Notore's Share Listing injected over N100bn into Stock Market
How to use fertiliser appropriately
Using Big Data to Link Poor Farmers to Finance
Recession Exit Evidence of Hardwork, Committment - Presidency
Argus FMB Consulting: The War on Error: Will Restricting Nigerian Urea Stop the Threat of Fertilizer-Based Explosive in Africa? (2016)
Indorama Impact Magzine (May-August 2018)
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Messages to Farmers
- Apply fertilizer wisely to avoid wastage
- Attend trainings on fertilizer use and application
- Obtain quality fertilizers from reputable suppliers especially FEPSAN distributors
- Store unused fertilizer away from children, fire, rain and entry of foreign material.
- Form groups/associations to benefit from group/association dynamics.
- Allow your crops to fully mature to get quality and values
- Report fertilizer adulteration to the appropriate authority
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To provide a platform for the stakeholders in the public and private sectors of the fertilizer industry to develop effective public private partnerships in order to ensure timely supply of adequate quantity and quality fertilizers; and to promote professional, moral and ethical practices in the industry.
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Attain improved productivity and environmental sustainability of Nigerian Agriculture through balanced and judicious use of fertilizers....Attain improved productivity and environmental sustainability of Nigerian Agriculture through balanced and judicious use of fertilizer...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
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