FCA Ibadan Success story 2013
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This document summarizes success stories from WAAPP/ARCN/Federal College of Agriculture, Ibadan involving their adopted villages and schools. It discusses technologies disseminated like maize/melon/cassava intercropping and poultry production. The villages of Alakaso, Koguo, and newly adopted Arutu were involved along with three schools - Apata Community Grammar School, St. Michael Grammar School, and Queen's School. Photos show farmers and students participating in activities like sensitization meetings, feeding layers, and brooding broiler chicks. Outcomes included a farmers' organization being registered, loans obtained, additional villages/schools adopted, and interest in Tms 419 cassava variety.
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