FG Set To Fund The Registrations For 250,000 MSMEs Especially Agric Businesses
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The Federal Government has said that it is funding the registration for 250,000 Micro, Small Medium Enterprises (MSME), which will be registered at zero cost, under its Economic Sustainability Plan (ESP).
This was disclosed by the Minister of Trade and Investment, Niyi Adebayo via government’s Twitter handle on Thursday.
He tweeted, “Right now, under the ESP, @NigeriaGov is funding registration for 250,000 MSMEs, which would be registered at zero cost. We are also concessioning two Brownfield Special Economic Zones while commencing work on developing four additional greenfield sites.â€
With many rice mills springing up in Kano State, coupled with increase in production, the state is gradually becoming the hub of rice, not only in Nigeria but West Africa.
The recent rice farming activities in Kano have been seen as a record-breaking achievement in the history of Nigeria, as far as that sector is concerned.
As one of the staple foods in Nigeria, the consumption of rice is said to have increased to 4.7 per cent, almost four times the global consumption growth.
This triggered a revolution in the sector; hence the increase in rice milling in Kano.
From 2015 to 2020, no fewer than 230 micro, small, medium and large rice mills have emerged. A lot of the existing ones have also been upgrading their capacities.
In places like Kura, Gezawa, Bunkure, Garun Malam and Tudun Wada local government areas of the state, it is common to see a cluster of small-scale rice millers doing business.
New mega rice mills with thousands of metric tons per month capacity are also on the increase. The recent one has a 160-ton-per-day capacity. It is the first mega rice mill owned by a woman in Kano State.
In the past seven years, the Nigerian government, in collaboration with the Rice Farmers Association of Nigeria (RIFAN), boosted the production of rice by according it high priority. In 2017, production got to 3.7million tons.
It was reported that rice milling revolution in Kano started in 2014 when 70,000 farmers were mapped out to benefit from the year’s dry season farming programme in the state’s agricultural scheme. It was in conjunction with the then Federal Ministry of Agriculture’s Agricultural Transformation Agenda (ATA).
It is also believed that the achievement recorded in the production of rice in Kano is a result of various agricultural policies introduced by the Federal Government. For example, the Anchor Borrowers Programme (ABP), through various associations, as well as the ATA, encouraged many people to venture into agriculture, especially dry season rice farming. This resulted in an increase in the number of rice farmers in the state as demand increased.
5 Principles Of Sustainable Agriculture, According To FAO
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5 principles of sustainable agriculture, according to FAO
The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) has established five basic principles for the global agricultural sector to become increasingly productive and sustainable. The intention of these five principles is to build a production system that works in favor of the ecosystem, satisfying the human needs. For that, the farmers should work in the economic development of this sector and, so, they can benefit from a fair, equitable and efficient environment.
The principles that guide the agricultural sector toward the sustainability and efficiency are the following:
Improving the efficiency in the use of the resources are crucial for the sustainability of the agriculture.
Agricultural production is growing up, therefore, it’s necessary that the actual practices are oriented toward intelligent production systems which allow water and energy saving and reduce emissions of gases and fertilizers.
The sustainable requires direct activities to preserve, protect and improve the natural resources.
Natural resources are the base of the agricultural production which means that for agricultural production to be sustainable, the explotation of natural resources have to be too. Therefore, actions should be development to reduce negative impacts and to improve natural resources condition.
Agriculture that doesn’t achieve to protect and to improve the rural lifestyle and the social welfare is unsustainable.
Agriculture is a way of life to 2.500 millions of people in the world and a lot of this rural homes are connected to the poverty. In order to the agricultural sector to be sustainable, it have to offer healthy, safe and decent conditions.
Strengthening the resilience of people, communities and ecosystems is essential for sustainable agriculture.
Climate change, price volatility and the civil conflicts affect all the society and also to agricultural production. So, to achieve a sustainable agriculture is necessary to work the resilience in natural and human dimensions.
Sustainable agriculture and alimentation need responsible and effective governance mechanism
In order to exist and sustainable agricultural sector, the public and private estates have to work together, developing politics that guarantee the equity, transparency and rule of law.
Whit these five principles, FAO aims to create national, regional and global systems that promote sustainability at the social, economic and ambiental levels.
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Hydrangea Season In Japan Is One Of The Most Beautiful Things You'll Ever See.
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Hydrangea season in Japan is one of the most beautiful things you'll ever see.
Japan is home to some of the most incredible displays of hydrangeas.
Instagram is awash with stunning photos of hydrangea gardens and one such area of beauty is the Unsho-ji Temple in Kitaura, Oga-shi, Akita Prefecture.
Here, thousands of hydrangea plants create a stunning sea of blue blossoms, and as you can guess, it's a tourist hotspot. There are many other popular hydrangea spots, including the Meigetsu-in Temple in Kamakura, which is often referred to as a hydrangea temple.
In Japan, hydrangeas bloom during rainy season (between June and July), and these bundles of deep, vibrant blooms bring nothing but pure joy!
Native to Asia and South America, ajisai – Japanese for hydrangea – is pretty much everyone's favourite flower (we mean, what's not to love?) and the ability to change colour remains one of its most fascinating features.
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