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About
Started farming catfish when he convinced a Cable TV network to allow him to use a fallow part of their tower farm for fish farming. Started with one pond and has now expanded to hold up to 5 tons of catfish per production cycle. Also grows vegetables using pond water for irrigation.
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Articles by Chibuike Emmanuel
July 23, 2019
Ensuring Ag Remains 'Sexy' In Africa - Part IV
For the past month the 'Farmer Views' section has featured segments written by GFN member Chibuike Emmanuel from Nigeria who was inspired by a story i…
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Ensuring Ag Remains 'Sexy' In Africa - Part III
Several weeks ago, The New York Times published an article on efforts by some members of the younger generation to spruce up how farming is perceived …
Read article →July 10, 2019
Ensuring Ag Remains 'Sexy' in Africa - Part II
Several weeks ago, The New York Times had a story on efforts by some members of the younger generation to spruce up how farming is perceived - ‘ Mille…
Read article →July 3, 2019
Ensuring Ag Remains 'Sexy' in Africa
The Global Farmer Network (GFN) has several younger farmers as members in Africa who have been out front in efforts to reshape how agriculture is perc…
Read article →April 4, 2019
Nigerians Striving Toward Ethos Of A ‘Greenland’
When popular Nigerian musician TY Bello sang the song “The Land is Green” from her Greenland album, she was re-echoing an ideal birthed by Nigeria’s f…
Read article →October 16, 2018
Video: "Nigeria farmer Emmanuel says smallholder agriculture is changing"
Chibuike Emmanuel (GFN, Nigeria) took a few moments to talk to CropLife International during the Global Farmer Roundtable in October 2017. Nigeria far…
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