Borno State Women Farmers Advocate for Agroecological Products Amid Climate Change
Women farmers in Borno State, represented by Aishatu Isa and Adatu Sani, are pushing for market access for agroecological products to address climate change impacts. They emphasize the need for training in sustainable farming techniques due to erratic weather patterns affecting crop yields.
ActionAid Nigeria supports this initiative to promote agroecological practices and improve market access for women farmers in the state, particularly in areas like Bama, Konduga, and Gwoza. The women highlight the importance of adapting to climate conditions through soil health improvement, seed composting, and efficient irrigation methods.
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