Mr Kyari urged Nigerians to work together to promote the growth and sustainability of the coconut industry.
The federal government on Friday gave palliatives to 80 cattle farmers affected by the 2022 flood disaster in Oyo State.
The scheme is designed to cultivate about 100,000 hectares during the dry season, and Jigawa is supporting the project with 40,000 hectares.
Mr Shettima hinted about the possibility of engaging the private sector in tackling floods and other natural disasters.
He said that the local production target is 2,000 tractors yearly to boost food production.
It will also create jobs for farmers, especially women and youths.
According to him, the exercise will ultimately combat world hunger and make wholesome food available for everyone.
The host minister also highlighted Cuba’s agricultural human capital and different models of practices which have raised its productivity.
The AFAN chairman said that smallholder farmers contributed much to food production and food security in the country and should be empowered.
“The minister needs to have stakeholders’ engagement to fully understand the agricultural ecosystem beyond farming.”
