“Lack of rural infrastructure, especially roads, is one of the major causes of post-harvest losses,” said OYSADA boss.
The chairman of the House Committee on Agriculture gave the assurance on Thursday.
The initiative would contribute immensely to food security, the supply of industrial raw materials, and rural economic development, the Kwara government said.
Mr Muhammad noted that fake farm inputs were being sold with forged labels to deceive unsuspecting farmers.
UNESCO has reiterated its commitment to conserving Nigeria’s biosphere reserves, ensuring environmental preservation.
According to the association, this is to bolster the extant efforts to ensure sustainable food security in the country.
Mr Kyari said the ministry would exercise its oversight mandate with “renewed firmness, zero tolerance for inefficiency, and uncompromising accountability.”
He commended the state veterinary services and technical teams for their unwavering support.
Mr Rabiu-Mudi said Kogi had the potential to produce food on a massive scale for local consumption and export.
Mr Masa warned farmers against the use of uncertified seeds.
