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The need to bridge the nation¿s revenue gap owing to dwindling oil price has forced the Nigerian government to start looking towards non-oil products especially agricultural cash crops for foreign exchange earnings. Since agriculture was the mainstay of the Nigerian economy before the oil boom, the need to look into this sub-sector to keep the nation¿s economy afloat becomes a sine-qua-non. Therefore, agriculture needs to be given serious attention as oil is on the verge of being unable to sustain the Nigerian economy. It is time the country embark on large-scale cultivation of cash crops so…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
The need to bridge the nation¿s revenue gap owing to dwindling oil price has forced the Nigerian government to start looking towards non-oil products especially agricultural cash crops for foreign exchange earnings. Since agriculture was the mainstay of the Nigerian economy before the oil boom, the need to look into this sub-sector to keep the nation¿s economy afloat becomes a sine-qua-non. Therefore, agriculture needs to be given serious attention as oil is on the verge of being unable to sustain the Nigerian economy. It is time the country embark on large-scale cultivation of cash crops so that when crude oil fails, the export of cash crops will not fail the economy.
Autorenporträt
Sadiq Mohammed Sanusi is a Professor of Agricultural Economics in the Department of Agricultural Economics & Extension, Federal University Dutse, Nigeria.Professor Singh Invinder Paul is a Professor of Agricultural Economics, SKRAU, Bikaner, India.Professor Ahmad Muhammad Makarfi is a Professor of Agribusiness, Bayero University, Kano, Nigeria.