Hands-on Field Work and A Brown Bag as Drivers for Agricultural Policy Dialogue: Participants Call for Soil Testing and Productivity Index Rating in Kebbi State

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January 9, 2022 - Blessing Iveren Agada PhD. FIMC, CMC. and Mr. Emmanuel Adejoh

A hands-on training was carried out on August 30, 2021, at two locations in Jega Local Government Area of Kebbi State. The training was followed by a brown bag seminar at the Kebbi State University of Science and Technology Aliero (KSUSTA). The locations, lowland and upland areas, were purposefully chosen within the University Teaching and Research Farm for the training event. The overarching aim of the training was to introduce the trainees to updated soil sampling procedures.

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