Challenges of Agriculture in Nigeria - SS2 Geography Lesson Note
- Low Productivity: Many Nigerian farmers use outdated farming methods, resulting in low yields. They need education and access to modern farming techniques.
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- Land Fragmentation: Land is often divided into smaller plots due to inheritance, leading to inefficiency. Encouraging land consolidation can help.
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- Infrastructural Issues: Poor roads and inadequate storage facilities make it challenging to transport and preserve crops. Investment in infrastructure is needed.
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- Climate Change: Erratic weather patterns and changing climates can harm crops. Promoting climate-resilient farming practices is essential.
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- Pests and Diseases: Crops are vulnerable to pests and diseases. Research and extension services can help farmers combat these issues.