Jigawa State launches soil health scheme demonstration
Jigawa State has started a soil health scheme demonstration to promote sustainable agriculture, training farmers on soil testing and modern techniques to improve yields.
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- Jigawa State Government has launched a soil health scheme demonstration.
- The programme trains farmers on soil testing and appropriate fertiliser use.
- The scheme is part of the state's agricultural transformation and food security agenda.
Jigawa State Government has begun a soil health scheme demonstration aimed at boosting sustainable agriculture across the far northern Nigerian state.
The initiative seeks to educate farmers on the importance of soil testing and the use of appropriate fertilisers to improve crop yields while protecting the environment.
The demonstration programme is expected to train farmers on modern farming techniques that enhance soil fertility and reduce land degradation.
Officials say the scheme forms part of the state's broader agricultural transformation agenda designed to strengthen food security and improve livelihoods in rural communities.
The state government is urging farmers to participate actively in the programme to maximise its benefits.
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