The Hadejia Wetlands National Park in northwestern Nigeria is a vital ecological treasure, designated as both a globally ...

As Nigeria continues to diversify its economy away from oil dependency, agribusiness is fast becoming the heartbeat of sustainable income generation. Unlike some ventures that offer one-off or ...

Anglers in Arkansas are in for a treat as the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission's Family and Community Fishing Program locations receive a hefty bonus of catfis ...

Nasarawa State catfish farmers celebrate a boom in business due to high demand and reduced feed costs. Discover the success stories and challenges in this thriving market.

Ms Aonodongu said that in the last three months, her farm sold over 6,000,000 catfish, both smoked and fresh, to various bars across different communities, with many being exported abroad.

Aonodongu said that in the last three months, her farm sold over 6,000,000 catfish, both smoked and fresh, to various bars across different communities, with many being exported abroad.

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Livestock farming in Nigeria is booming, and the opportunities are endless. With the growing demand for meat, eggs, and fish, now is the perfect time to dive into this industry.

How Much is 1 Fish in Nigeria? The price of one fish in Nigeria varies greatly depending on the type and size of the fish. For example, a carton of croaker fish containing 20-26 pieces can range from ...

Skretting has launched its new diet solution called 'Optiline Catfish' intended for African catfish farmers across Nigeria. The aim is to achieve optimal levels of fish performance and farm efficiency ...

Contrary to tilapia, where large corporate farms are the growth drivers, Nigeria’s catfish industry is dominated by small- and medium-scale farms. Moreover, catfish farming is gaining ground in other ...

These factors have led the Nigerian government and partners such as the FAO; the E.U.; the Organization of African, Caribbean, and Pacific States (OACPS); and the German Federal Ministry for Economic ...