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Production costs, insecurity force farmers to retreat as planting season approaches
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Production costs, insecurity force farmers to retreat as planting season approaches

Business Day about 2 months 1 mins read

As the rainy season approaches, farmers across parts of Nigeria have raised fresh concerns over escalating production costs, warning that the trend could deepen food insecurity and worsen economic hardship for millions of households. In separate interviews, farmers lamented the persistent increase in the costs of agricultural inputs and transportation. They described the situation as […]

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