Mr Nwalieji called for the adoption of modernised or climate-smart agriculture in the face of climate change.
He said that the ministry’s goal included ensuring food security and driving down food inflation.
Mr Odubote said the change in rain patterns made it challenging for farmers to plan effectively.
Mr Namadi said that the state was already number one in the production of wheat.
The Catfish Farmers Association of Nigeria has called for properly implementing the 2024 budget to ensure enhanced sector growth.
“People who are hungry will not be able to engage in productive activities.’’
On Wednesday, parts of Surulere, Anthony, and Ojuelegba experienced rainfall for about 20 minutes in the morning.
The Poultry Association of Nigeria has called for continuous federal government support through grain intervention in 2024.
Mr Ogbaji stated, “The last administration in the state abandoned the project and started building a new hatchery in Obudu and did not complete it.”
“The programme aims to enable farmers to produce sufficient certified seeds, aligning with the nation’s target of cultivating between 200,000 to 250,000 hectares,” he said.
