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Mastercard Foundation, 25 August 2021
Value Seeds Limited, an indigenous crop seed production, solution, and development company, in collaboration with the Mastercard Foundation will empower 10,000 smallholder farmers… Read more »
Mastercard Foundation
Partnership to Empower 10,000 Smallholder Farmers in Nigeria
Value Seeds Limited, an indigenous crop seed production, solution, and development company, in collaboration with the Mastercard Foundation will empower 10,000 smallholder farmers in Nigeria with the distribution of farm supplements. Women will constitute 70% of the program 's participants who will be selected from 22 local governments in five states, including Kaduna, Kano, Niger, Benue, and Katsina. Read on.
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L-R: Participants: Aisha Danladi, Rahila Yakubu and Hauwa Ali during the presentation of fertilizers and herbicides by Value Seeds in partnership with Mastercard Foundation on its COVID-19 Recovery and Resilience programmed in Kano .
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