Emir of Katagum Advocates Dry-Season Farming for Farmers
On 2026-10-16, the Emir of Katagum, Umar Faruq, represented by Ummaru Lili Hassan, urged farmers in Bauchi State to adopt dry-season farming to enhance food security amid changing weather patterns. This call was made during the World Food Day celebration organized by the Foundation for Sustainable Smallholder Solutions (FSSS), which showcased climate-resilient agricultural produce and alternative livelihood products.
The event involved farmers from seven local government areas in Bauchi North Senatorial District, highlighting the foundation's training and support programs aimed at improving agricultural productivity and household incomes. Clinton Inene, the lead brand and communication manager of FSSS, noted that the foundation had introduced various techniques, including agroforestry, water-conservation methods, and irrigation systems, to help farmers adapt to climate change.
The project is supported by Heineken Africa Foundation and Nigerian Breweries PLC, focusing on building resilience and sustainable agricultural practices.
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