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Experts say mechanisation and commercialisation of agriculture are veritable ways to increase farm yields and feed increasing population of Africa.

The Managing Director of Agridrive, Mr. George Marechera and the Operation Officer, Mr. Jaye Yekini, suggested this while speaking with journalists in Ibadan, Oyo State.

They pointed out that though agriculture is a key sector in Nigeria, but lamented that mechanisation is missing, especially in cassava cultivation. They hinted that the firm’s intervention would increase farm yield, reduce danger, increase efficiency, maximise the yield in productivity and effective time management.

Marechera noted that his company has partnered with various states government in Nigeria to address the challenges facing smallholder farmers, who constitute a larger percentage in food production.

 

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