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Agriculture

FG introduces guaranteed price model to de-risk agriculture sector

Business Day about 2 hours 1 mins read

Study predicts decrease in agric activity in 2026 due to 2025 trends

…flags off distribution of 10mn bags of fertilizer to 2mn farmers In a bid to structuralise Nigeria’s agricultural sector and

FG introduces guaranteed price model to de-risk agriculture sector

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