Top 5 issues to shape Nigerias agriculture in 2025
Agriculture plays a pivotal role in Nigeria where 40 million of the countrys over 200 million population are farmers. It
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Cat Wants Owner’s Mexican Rice, Her ‘Glaring’ Tactic Delights Viewers
Teresa Keiger, a Cat Fanciers’ Association allbreed judge, previously told Newsweek about the human foods cats cannot consume. The list includes chocolate, some fruits, and, most surprisingly, milk. “Catslike a lot of the human populationare lactose intolerant. Avoid giving them milk or milk products,” she said.
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Indonesia launches international carbon exchange
Indonesia opened its carbon exchange to international buyers on Monday, aiming to raise funds to help meet ambitious domestic climate goals.
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King meets 99-year old D-Day landings veteran
The King has met with one of the last surviving veterans of the D-Day landings. Jim Glennie – now 99 – was an 18-year-old soldier when he took part in Operation Overlord on 6 June 1944 to liberate Europe from Hitler’s Nazi regime. It was the largest air and sea invasion in history.
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If You Can Do This Many Jumping Jacks in 60 Seconds, You’re in Great Shape
Find out how many jumping jacks you should be able to do in 60 seconds to gauge your fitness level, plus expert tips to boost endurance.
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Study Finds Some Protein Powders Contain Cancer-Causing Toxins
If you use protein powder as part of your health routine, you might want to consider just what you’re using and its possible health risks.
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A Midwest farmland owner tests a longstanding wetland conservation law called ‘swampbuster’
Under a 40-year-old law, the U.S. Department of Agriculture can withhold subsidies, like crop insurance and disaster payments, from farmers who clear, drain or convert wetlands. A company that owns farmland in Iowa says its unconstitutional.
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Researchers 3D print a fully working microscope in 3 hours, costing $60 complete with lenses, camera and Raspberry Pi
In a truly futuristic feat, researchers from the University of Strathclyde in Glasgow, Scotland, have built a 3D-printed microscope in under three hours, costing a total of around $60 / 50 / AU$95 a fraction of the cost of traditional microscopes.
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A weekend deal sent Skyrim rocketing back up the Steam charts
Theres life in the old dog yet. Despite The Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim having presumably been played by every living human at this point, a 90% off deal has made the 13-year-old role-playing game one of the most-played games on Steam once more.
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Family butchers to change hands after 130 years
A North Yorkshire butcher whose family has run the business for more than 130 years is hanging up his apron. Jackson’s butchers in Sherburn in Elmet opened in 1893 by brothers George and Percy Jackson and was later handed down through five generations of the family.
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