Mr Zabbey also discussed the project’s ongoing support for education and public health in Ogoni.
The initiative is under Mr Mbah’s grassroots agriculture revolution, tagged “One Ward, One Smart Farm Estate.”
Mr Abubakar said the 120 million doses produced annually by the National Veterinary Research Institute were grossly inadequate.
The All Farmers Association of Nigeria (AFAN) commended Mr Okpebholo for launching the farming season and prioritising the agricultural sector.
He also said that the collaboration would help to create employment opportunities for the youths.
Ms Ogunkua said the restoration of the hectares of land would be carried out in Cross River and Ondo State, respectively.
Mr Oke said local farmers could still meet up with the yearly crop productivity output with strict adherence to NiMet’s directives and predictions.
Mr Maiha said the government had already planned to operate an integrated piggery farming and processing initiative in the state.
Wale Oretan, the deputy director of agriculture and fisheries in NDDC, said 300 farmers from Abia and other states in the region participated in the training.
The information commissioner, Sagir Musa, disclosed this to journalists after the weekly executive council meeting on Monday.
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