We started a series this month with the theme of food and nutrition which is a major concern for all. Food and nutrition are the way that we get fuel providing energy for our bodies.

In this week’s episode, we discussed how we can provide good nutrition in rural communities as many low-income countries rely more on staple foods and less on fruits, vegetables, and animal-source foods than high-income countries.

We were privileged to have Oumar N’diaye Director of Africa, Business Development of Nutrition International to share his knowledge and of course the best ways we can have good and nutritious food.

Some of the questions tackled in this episode;

1.       What role agriculture plays to increase the availability and access to nutritious food in rural areas?

2.       How to utilize nutrition education to improve household nutrition.

3.       A lot of people know the kind of food to eat but still avoid eating them. What could be the cause?

Listen to our host, Sharon Idahosa as she discusses with Oumar N’diaye in the food and nutrition series.

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Today on the Let's Talk Agriculture podcast show, we bring another educating episode to you.

In our previous episodes, we've discussed robotics in agriculture, and satellite imagery, and now we are looking into IoT- Smart Farming.

We had the opportunity to discuss with a senior executive in Agri-Tech from Kisan Sanchar, Rishya Pankaj

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In this episode of the Let’s Talk Agriculture podcast show, we had a chat with  Daramola Ayokunle a youth in agriculture.

He revealed to us the sales and marketing strategies that you can apply to position your agribusiness for rapid growth.

If you haven't been investing in your marketing or you do not know how to draw up a strategy for your agriculture business, then you should listen to this podcast.

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The agricultural sector contributes greatly to Nigeria's GDP with major commodities like sesame seeds, cocoa beans, cashew nuts ginger, palm kernel oil, frozen shrimps, and prawns but still experiences some constraints when it comes to the exportation of agro-commodities.

In this episode of the Let's Talk Agriculture podcast show, we discussed the business of exportation to give us a better understanding of the exportation business.

We were privileged to have AFEX's VP of Commercials, Debajyoti Bhattacharyya on the show where he shared deep facts as regards the Nigerian agriculture sector, and better ways we can maximize our opportunities in the areas of export of agro-commodities.

Take a deep dive into the resources he shared with us.

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The risk to the human food chain has increased drastically, partly due to the movement of people, plants, and animals between countries and this can cause a detrimental effect on our food security and that's a major concern for all of since considering we are still working towards achieving food security on all levels.

In this week's episode, we had the opportunity to seat with Arable's Chief Revenue Officer who shared his thoughts with us and the ways we can manage the threats in the food chain.

Vilas Rao discussed;

• What the food chain is all about in the simplest way possible.
• He discussed the major threats in the food chain.
• And the roles we play in averting the threats in the food chain.

He was kind enough to share some resource materials to help us learn and understand this topic greatly.

Please check this out....https://www.arable.com/blog/

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The war in Ukraine, as well as sanctions against Russia, has resulted in a massive decline in the supply of major staple foods which is contributing to the rise of food prices globally.

This episode of the Let's Talk Agriculture podcast show was a request by one of our listeners who is feeling the heat the war between the Russia-Ukraine crisis is causing in Nigeria.

As of 2022 agriculture was employing about 70% of the labor workforce of the Nigerian population and in 2022 has contributed about 22.36% to the GDP. This alone shows that agriculture remains the foundation of the Nigerian economy and many others.

To discuss this topic on a global scale, had a seat with the Chief Executive Officer of the African Fertilizer and Agribusiness Partnership (AFAP) to share and guide us on the way forward

Tune in to listen to Sharon Idahosa, the host, and Michael Sudarkasa, our guest for today's show.

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This episode features Ilyasu Ishak, an agribusiness development consultant sharing his knowledge on how we can deal with post-harvest losses in the fruits and vegetable value chain.

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