Agriculture in Nigeria as in most other developing countries is dominated by small farm
producers (Oladeebo, 2004). Small holder farmers constitute about 80% of the farming …

There is a continued debate over the implication of foreign aid to the receiving countries.
The pro-aid, argue that the assistance complement the limited domestic funds for growth and …

This study is an attempt to assess the constraints, prospects and market competitiveness of
groundnut products in Nigeria. Groundnut (or peanut) is an essential oilseed in the world …

The growth and yield of three maize cultivars were examined in relation to the impact of
Municipal Solid Wastes (MSW) enriched soil. According to the results, plants grown on soil …

This study examined hectarage and output responses of maize to market liberalization,
price, price risk and financial support. The study covered a period of 40 years from 1970 to …

The study analyzed the effect of Agricultural Aid on Crop output in Nigeria using time series
data from 1991-2018. The level of stability of crop output, official development assistance to …

Annotation: Agriculture is the most significant sector of the Nigeria economy. The sector
serves as the major employer of labour, source of income for smallholder farmers, non-oil …

In Nigeria, farmers depend on government support for farm inputs in form of subsidies to
improve farmers productivity and food security. In this article, the productivity impact of the …

The design for manufacturing of granulating machines to produce fertilizer granules in small
scale using locally available materials is often challenging and this results in low fertilizer …

The research investigates the impacts of fertilizer subsidy on maize output from the period of
1987-2019 built on refined Cobb-Douglass production function often referred to as AK …