Governor Ahmadu Umaru Fintiri’s Strategic Interventions in Agriculture and Livestock Development
1. The government allocated ₦2 billion to support the 2025 farming season with essential agricultural inputs. 2. The 300-Hectares-Per-LGA Food Security Program empowers youth by providing land and free inputs to promote food self-sufficiency across all 21 Local Government Areas (LGAs). 3. The reintroduction of extension services and the expansion of irrigation systems have significantly […]
1. The government allocated ₦2 billion to support the 2025 farming season with essential agricultural inputs.
2. The 300-Hectares-Per-LGA Food Security Program empowers youth by providing land and free inputs to promote food self-sufficiency across all 21 Local Government Areas (LGAs).
3. The reintroduction of extension services and the expansion of irrigation systems have significantly improved crop yields and enhanced food security across the state.
4. Governor Fintiri’s administration has prioritized rural road development and improved market access to boost agricultural productivity and farmers’ income.
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5. A strategic partnership between ADAS-P and Aluvia Agriculture has been established to scale up agribusiness in Adamawa State.
6. A 100-hectare soybean pilot project was launched in Demsa LGA as part of the ADAS-P–Aluvia collaboration.
7. A 400-hectare oil palm plantation was initiated in Kiri, Toungo LGA, with a focus on community ownership and long-term sustainability.
8. The government distributed free farm inputs, including irrigation pumps, fertilizers, and modern equipment, to support smallholder farmers.
9. A statewide pest control initiative was launched—starting in Demsa LGA—to protect key crops from infestation and yield losses.
10. Through sustained agricultural growth, Adamawa State is projected to produce 220 million bags of grain and generate ₦36 billion in internally generated revenue (IGR) over the next decade.
11. The Greening Greater Yola Project advances environmental sustainability and climate resilience through reforestation and land restoration.
12. Adamawa State is actively implementing the National Livestock Transformation Plan to modernize livestock production systems.
13. A model pilot ranch was inaugurated at the Gongoshi Grazing Reserve to showcase structured and sustainable livestock farming practices.
14. The government has prioritized the rehabilitation of grazing reserves to improve livestock productivity and ecosystem health.
15. These reserves have been equipped with water sources, veterinary services, and access roads to support modern livestock management.
16. Gongoshi Grazing Reserve now serves as a model for integrated ranching systems in the state.
17. The Mubi Livestock Market supplies over 29 million animals annually, contributing an estimated ₦29 billion to the state economy.
18. Upgraded market infrastructure has further strengthened the livestock sector and increased economic output.
19. Constructive dialogue and policy reforms have reduced farmer-herder conflicts, fostering peaceful coexistence across communities.
20. The development of grazing reserves and structured ranching has helped ease pressure on farmlands and reduced resource-based conflicts.
21. In January 2025, the state government supported 23,000 livestock farmers with essential inputs and equipment.
22. Over the next decade, Adamawa State is projected to produce nearly 30 million livestock animals, driving significant economic growth.
23. The administration launched the 300-Hectare-Per-LGA Cluster Farming Program, where farmers are organized into groups and provided with meticulously prepared land, improved seeds, fertilizers, herbicides, and expert extension services. Phase One has commenced in Ganye, Demsa, Hong, Michika, Madagali, and Maiha LGAs.
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