Chapter Ten ICTs and Digital Technologies in Agricultural Extension in Nigeria Adie, Linus Akomaye Department of Agricultural Economics and Extension Faculty of Agriculture & Life Sciences Federal University, Wukari, Nigeria
Conclusion Emerging digital trends are reshaping agricultural extension by making...
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Chapter Eight Advances in Remote Sensing for Biodiversity: Theory, Methods, Applications, and Validation 1Salami, K. D., 2Falade, L. O. and 2Soba, T. M. 1,2Department of Forestry and Wildlife Management, Federal University Dutse, Jigawa State, Nigeria 2Department of Forestry, Wildlife and Ecotourism, Shabu-Lafia Campus, Nasarawa State University, Nigeria Corresponding Author’s email: foristsalam@yahoo.com
Conclusion In conclusion, remote sensing, AI, and multi-sensor fusion have...
Read MoreChapter Nine Impact of Household Solid Waste Management in Yola North Local Government Area, Adamawa State-Nigeria Dashe Nanchan Emmanuel & ,Nuhu Ardo Zilani 1. . Department of General Studies, National Institute of Science and Leather Technology, Zaria 2. Department of General Studies, Federal Polytechnic, Katungo.
Conclusion The study which examined the household waste management in...
Read MoreChapter Two Climate- Smart Agricultural Waste Management: The Circular Economy Perspective *Okwor, Uchechi Mercy 1 and Okwor, Kelechi C.2 1 Department of Agricultural Extension, University of Agriculture and Environmental Sciences, Umuagwo; *corresponding author 2 Department of Agroecology and Food Systems, University of Agriculture and Environmental Sciences, Umuagwo
Conclusion Agricultural waste constitutes one of the most underutilized resource...
Read MoreChapter Five Social Capital as an Evolving Framework for Shaping Livelihood and Farming System Resilience amidst Climate Adaptation Sesugh Uker 1, and Muhammad B. Bello 2 Institute of Food Security, Federal University of Agriculture Makurdi-Nigeria1 Department of Agricultural Economics and Extension, Bayero University Kano, Kano-Nigeria2 : Correspondence email: Sesughus@yahoo.com
Conclusion Emphasis on the multifaceted nature of resilience, incorporating economic,...
Read MoreChapter Six Influence of Climate Change Adaptation Strategies and Information Communication Technology (ICTS) Utilization by Soybean Farmers in North East Nigeria Paul, A. H. (BSc., MSc., PhD) and Gadu, H. O., (BSc, MSc) Department of Agricultural Economic and Extension, Faculty of Agriculture, Federal University Wukari
Conclusion The production of food crops is currently facing serious...
Read MoreChapter Seven The Impact of Climate Change on Animal Health and Productivity Oyeleye, O. O. Department of Animal Production and Health, Olusegun Agagu University of Science and Technology Ondo State Nigeria: olubisi.oluseun@gmail.com
Conclusion Climate change is one of the greatest threats to...
Read MoreChapter Four Resource-Efficient Waste Management and Financing in Climate-Smart Agribusiness Dr. Ijeoma Rose Ezebuike Alvan Ikoku Federal University of Education Owerri Imo State.
Resource-efficient agricultural waste management is a key component of climate-smart...
Read MoreChapter Three Farmers Perception on the Effect of Climate Change on Soybean Production and the Adoption of Coping Strategies Paul, A. H. (B. Sc. M. Sc, Ph. D.,) and Oyigbenu A. O. (B. Sc. MSc) Department of Agricultural Economic and Extension, Faculty of Agriculture, Federal University Wukari Taraba State Nigeria. Email Address: amadepaul.ap@gmail.com. Oyigbenu A. O. (B. Sc. MSc) Department of Agricultural Education, College of Education, Akwanga Nasarawa State. Email Address
Conclusion Climate can be described as a long-term (average 35...
Read MoreWASTE MANAGEMENT; GLOBAL ISSUES & LOCAL PERSPECTIVES Chapter One Sources and Constraints to Agroforestry Financing in Nigeria 1Edoka, M. H. and 2Edoka, Edebo L. 1Department of Agricultural Extension and Rural Development, Federal University Dutsin-Ma, Katsina State, Nigeria 2Faculty of Agriculture, Prince Abubakar Audu University, Anyigba, Kogi State, Nigeria
Conclusion Agroforestry and sustainable agricultural practices which involves integrating trees...
Read MoreChapter 19: Rhizosphere Engineering and Soil–Microbe–Plant Interactions along Aridity Gradients: Climate-Smart Strategies for Enhancing Agroforestry Resilience in Northern Nigeria 1Abubakar, A., and 2Shittu, E.A*
Conclusion This study demonstrates that soil fertility, microbial abundance, and...
Read MoreChapter 20: Climate Smart Approaches to Forest Resources Management and their Implications for Rural Farmers’ Livelihoods in North Central Nigeria. 1Mohammed, U., 2Maimuna, A. A.,
Conclusion Climate-smart actions in forest resource management play a pivotal...
Read MoreChapter 5: Gender-sensitive, Gender-responsive and Gender-transformative Climate Smart Actions **Okwor, Uchechi Mercy1 , Amanze Alice Nnenna2, and Ujoh, Stella Ukachi3
Conclusion Perceptions, adaptive capacities and strategies for coping with climate...
Read MoreChapter 18: Enhancement of Soil Fertility and Nutrients Sustainability on Arable Crops Production in Agroforestry Ecosystem Nsien, I. B., Okonkwo, H. O., Akpan, U. F. and Eric, E. E.
CONCLUSION Soil fertility and nutrients status anchored on natural phenomenon...
Read MoreChapter 4: Climate-Smart Weed Management Strategies for Sustainable Crop Production and Ecosystem Health *Shittu, E.A1., and Abubakar, A2
Conclusion and Policy Implications Climate-smart weed management represents a critical...
Read MoreChapter 8: Integrating Nature into Urban Planning for Climate-Resilient Fisheries Systems Victoria Folakemi Akinjogunla1*, Emmanuel Ebuka Nwankwor2 and Binta Isyaku Usman1
Conclusion Urban fisheries are critical yet undervalued components of African...
Read MoreChapter 3: Determinants of Climate Change Adaptation among Arable Crop Farmers in Akwa Ibom State, Nigeria Eteye Nyong ; Udoh, Enobong Donald Udosen, Idem-Obong
Conclusion It is absolutely very important to know the factors...
Read MoreChapter 6: Smart-Climate Change Adaptation Practices among Smallholder Farmers in Nigeria Edoka, M. H., Adiel, K. B, and Fahad, I.
Climate change is an emerging major challenge to agricultural and...
Read MoreChapter 15: Ecological Engineering in Agroforestry: Resource Management Approaches to Enhance Wildlife Services and Reduce Conflicts Ogunsusi Kayode
Agroforestry represents a critical convergence point between biodiversity conservation and...
Read MoreChapter 12: Rice-Fish Integration Systems: Climate-Smart Innovation for Sustainable Food Security and Livelihood Enhancement in Nigeria. *MAHMOUD Ibrahim Opene1 and 1BASHIR, Abdullahi Kobe1,
Rice-fish farming systems represent powerful climate-smart agricultural solutions simultaneously addressing...
Read MoreChapter 14: Adoption and Scaling of Climate-Smart Aquaculture and Agroforestry Practices: The Role of Agricultural Extension Services Dr. Taibatu Abdullahi Manga and Dr. Yohanna John Alhassan
CONCLUSION Agricultural extension services are indispensable in promoting the adoption...
Read MoreChapter 10: Aquatic Food Systems at the Climate Frontier: Vulnerability, Adaptation, and Resilience in Fisheries and Aquaculture *Afia, O. Edet and Ekanem, I. Emmanuel
The accelerating pace of climate change now represents one of...
Read MoreChapter 1: Restoration and Sustainability of Ecological Resource for Biodiversity Conservation in Nigeria 1,4Salami, K.D., 2,4 Muhammad S.I. 3,4Adeniyi, K. A. and 1Nasir, T. Y.
Conclusion In conclusion, biodiversity corridors play a vital role in...
Read MoreChapter 16: Climate-Smart Pest and Resource Management Strategies in Agroforestry and Aquaculture Systems: A Comprehensive Review Efurumibe, P.E and Opara, E.U
This review has examined the evolving landscape of climate-smart pest...
Read MoreChapter 17: Climate-Smart Strategies for Sustainable Insect Vector Control and Integrated Malaria Prevention in Agroforestry and Agricultural Landscapes 1Adeniyi, K. A., 2Tolani, R. T., 3Mohammed, A. O., 4Salami, K. D. and 5Ihemanma, C. A
Climate-smart strategies constitute an essential innovation for integrating sustainable insect...
Read MoreChapter 2: Application of Electronic Monitoring andControl Systems in Climate-SmartAquaculture (CSA) Management Dr. Reagan N. Robinson
Conclusion The application of electronic monitoring and control systems in...
Read MoreChapter 11: Blue Carbon and Aquaculture: The Role of Coastal and Inland Culture Systems in Climate Mitigation Akinjogunla, V. F.1 and Olatunji, E. O.2
Aquaculture presents a transformative opportunity for climate mitigation through blue...
Read MoreChapter 9: Climate Smart Aquaculture Muhammad Usman Mairiga,and Aliyu Mohammed,
Conclusion Aquaculture is vital to Nigeria’s food security as fish...
Read MoreClimate-Smart Hatchery Management as Climate Smart Action (CSA): Sustainable Breeding, Larval Rearing, and Fish Health in Aquaculture Systems Victoria Folakemi AKINJOGUNLA1*, Mahmoud Opene IBRAHIM1 and Bashir Abdullahi SANI1
Climate – Smart hatchery management offers a comprehensive and transformative...
Read MoreChapter Twenty Integrating Crop Farmers Adaptation Stategies Against Climate Change In Ondo State, Nigeria Emmanuel Olasope Bamigboye and Lateef Ayodeji Ola
This study identified 7 ICCAS that met the basic principle...
Read MoreChapter Twenty Three Transforming Agriculture Through Climate-Smart Approaches: Pathways to Food Security and Sustainable Development *1Rotimi, E.A. and 2Patrick, A.J.
onclusion Agriculture stands at the crossroads of climate change, food...
Read MoreChapter Twenty Two Pig Production in Nigeria: Current Status, Opportunities, Prospects and Challenges Adeoye, A. A.
CONCLUSION Pig production is an enterprise that is practiced widely...
Read MoreChapter Seventeen Climate Smart Agriculture Muhammad Usman Mairiga
Conclusion Agriculture encompasses crop, livestock, aquaculture, forestry, bee, poultry production...
Read MoreChapter Sixteen Assessing the Challenges of Implementing Climate Change Adaptation Practices in Agricultural Communities of Benue State, Nigeria Elisha Ikpe1, Ugbede D. Omede2 and Patrick A. John2
CONCLUSION This study assessed the challenges of implementing climate change...
Read MoreChapter 21 CLIMATE CHANGE MITIGATION STRATEGIES ADOPTED BY PALM WINE TAPPERS IN AKWA IBOM STATE NIGERIA Eteyen Nyong and G. E. Okon
Conclusion It is absolutely very important to know the factors...
Read MoreChapter Nineteen Evaluating the Impact of Climate Change on Weed Dynamics, Sugar Quality, and Performance of Sugar cane hybrid clones in a Nigerian Savanna 1Shittu, E.A*., 2Bassey, M.S, and 1Buhari, F.Z
Conclusion Weed pressure remains one of the most critical biotic...
Read MoreChapter Thirteen Role of Climate-Smart Agriculture in Addressing Challenges of Food Security and Climate Change in Africa 1KAPSIYA JOEL*, 1PETER ABRAHAM, 1ADAMU WAZIRI, 1DUNUWEL MUSA DANZARIA
Conclusion CSA presents a flexible, evidence-informed pathway to strengthen food...
Read MoreChapter Twelve Impact of Information Communication Technology(ICT) on Revenue Generation in Jalingo Local Government Area, Taraba State- Nigeria. John Baling Fom, PhD1 and Atiman Kasima Wilson, PhD2
Conclusion BOOK CHAPTERS 12 OCTOBER 2025 John Baling Fom From...
Read MoreChapter Ten Integrating Agroforestry and Forest Gardens into Urban Greening for Food Security in Nigeria Dr. Ogunsusi, Kayode
In conclusion, while not a stand-alone solution, forest gardens represent...
Read MoreChapter Nine Influence of Different Irrigation Regimes and Intervals on Mineral Content and Yield of Cucumber (Cucumis sativus L) *,aIgbojionu, D.O., bIgbojionu, J.N.
CONCLUSION The results of this study demonstrate a clear and...
Read MoreChapter Four Climate Change and Adaptation Management Practices In Crop And Animal Production. Idris, Rakiya Kabir and Suleiman, Akilu
CONCLUSION This chapter explores the far-reaching consequences on our planets...
Read MoreChapter Five Climate-Smart Agricultural Extension: Strategies for Enhancing Farmers’ Adaptation to Climate Change 1Mbube, Baridanu Hope, 2Ameh, Daniel Anone & 3Kolo, Philip Ndeji
Conclusion This chapter on Climate-Smart Agricultural Extension: Strategies for Enhancing...
Read MoreChapter Three Influence of Genotypes, Trash Mulching, and Weed Control Methods on Sugarcane ( Saccharum officinarum L.) Productivity under a Changing Climate in the Southern Guinea Savanna of Nigeria 1Bassey, M.S, 2Shittu, E.A* and 3Elemi, E.D
Conclusion The results of this study demonstrated that sugarcane genotypes...
Read MoreChapter Two Climate Smart Cropping Systems: Pathways to Agricultural Resilience and Environmental Sustainability Macsamuel Sesugh Ugbaa12 and Christopher Oche Eche12
Climate Smart Cropping in the Floodplains of the Niger Delta...
Read MoreChapter Eighteen Climate Change and Food Production Threats in Nigeria: A Call for Action Paul Temegbe Owombo
limate change impact: A call for action It has been...
Read MoreChapter One Climate-Smart Agriculture (CSA) in Nigeria: An Examination of Successful Interventions, Challenges and Future Opportunities ** Okwor, Uchechi Mercy1, Ajuonuma, Edima Fidelis2, and Oparaojiaku, Joy Obiageri3
Conclusion Agriculture in Nigeria is particularly vulnerable to the impacts...
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