Nigeria currently cultivates four genetically modified (GMO) crops, beans (cowpea), maize, cotton, and rice, for commercial production. These approvals are the result…
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Un agriculteur basé à Abuja, M. Andrew Nanfwang, a exhorté le gouvernement fédéral à accélérer l’accès national aux semences de…
An Abuja-based farmer, Mr. Andrew Nanfwang, has urged the federal government of Nigeria to accelerate nationwide access to TELA maize…
A new on-farm study has confirmed that TELA Maize hybrids deliver significantly higher yields, greater profits, and better pest resistance for Nigerian…
The African Agricultural Technology Foundation (AATF) says Nigeria will be self-sufficient in maize production by 2028 through the adoption of WEMA TELA maize by farmers across the country.
The Health of Mother Earth Foundation (HOMEF), NGO, has called on the Federal Government (FG) to show Nigerians factual evidence that supports the open cultivation and commercial release of TELA maize.
The Federal Government has officially approved the commercial release and open cultivation of transgenic insect-resistant and drought-tolerant maize variety, known as TELA Maize, along with other high-yielding crop varieties.
The Federal Government has approved the commercial release and open cultivation of a new maize variety, Tela Maize.
The Director General of National Biotechnology Development Agency (NABDA), Prof. Abdullahi Mustapha says genetically modified maize, known as TELA maize, will be commercially released by National Variety Release Committee in 2024.
The National Biotechnology Development Agency (NABDA) says a trial phase for the new TELA Maize is ongoing in some states…