Handling your catch of the day begins with cleaning, and icing or freezing the fish as soon as possible. The four most popular methods of fish preservation are freezing, canning, smoking and pickling.
This is a crucial aspect in the production cycle which involves the transformation of raw materials harvested from the farm into a valuable marketable product.
Agro-processing in Nigeria involves adding value to Nigeria’s agricultural produce. Value-added agriculture generates several billions in economic impact on a country. In fact, adding value to agricultural products beyond the farm gate usually has several times the economic impact of the agricultural production alone.
Yam flour is highly recommended for people with diabetes. It contains a low glycemic index that will help avoid a rapid increase in glucose level. Due to the ability to digest and absorb carbohydrates in the Amala slowly, it doesn’t cause any sudden increase in blood sugar/ insulin levels.
The demand for Cassava Chips as an industrial product is wide. It cuts across so many industries such as distilleries,
pharmaceutical, food and most especially the animal feed industry. The estimated demand for Cassava Chips in Nigeria was found to be in excess of 1,500,000T/annum.
Fruits and vegetables are essential for a healthy diet and are often filled with nutrients that are important for humans. Since most vegetables and fruits are highly perishable, there is, therefore, a need to ensure proper post-harvest handling as they move down the...
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Cassava is randomly produced in every nook and corner of Nigeria. Nigerians say, if they produce it commercially it will be the substitute to white-gold even oil, exporting which they can earn a lot of foreign currency which will boost up their economy as well as it will create job opportunities which will help to eradicate employment problem.
After being banned from the exportation of Beans, Melon Seed, and Beans by the European Union. What is the way forward to start making the "Agro Dollars" In Nigeria from exportation? Source : Farmers Market https://youtu.be/GyLWwd2AxO4
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