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CGIAR and Jigawa State Partner to Advance Agricultural Mechanization and Research

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The International Institute of Tropical Agriculture (IITA) and the Jigawa State Government have formalized a partnership to accelerate agricultural mechanization, research, and innovation within Jigawa State. The initiative, launched during the Nigeria AgriConnect initiative, aims to transform the state’s agricultural sector into a productive and commercially viable industry. The collaboration focuses on deploying science to improve maize, soybean, and cassava varieties, soil health, seed systems, and pest and disease management.

From tribuneonlineng.com

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The partnership aims to leverage IITA’s scientific resources with the entrepreneurial energy of Jigawa’s farming community. The goal is to establish a foundation for technology-driven agriculture, leading to improved livelihoods and the creation of employment opportunities in the state. This involves developing competitive agricultural value chains.

From tribuneonlineng.com

Who's involved

  • CGIARIs a formal member of the CGIAR network and is involved in the partnership.
  • Jigawa StateIs the partner in the initiative focused on agricultural development in Northern Nigeria.
  • International Livestock Research InstituteIs the research institute whose headquarters hosted the formal launch of the partnership.

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