Feed the farmer, and the farmer feeds the state.
Half of every fertilizer, seed and tool allocation is reserved for women farmers.
Agriculture is the backbone of Sokoto's rural economy, yet the cost of inputs keeps yields far below potential. This programme closes that gap at the point where it matters most — planting season.
We deliver fertilizer, improved seed varieties and irrigation support directly to smallholder farmers, paired with extension advice so every bag applied translates into measurable extra yield.
Subsidised fertilizer and certified improved seeds delivered before the planting window closes.
Support for pumps, tubing and dry-season fadama farming to enable a second harvest.
Field officers advise on spacing, dosage, pest control and soil health.
At least 50% of every input allocation is reserved for women farmers, who do much of the planting, weeding and processing but rarely receive inputs in their own name.
Women's quota: 50% of inputs reserved — Half of every fertilizer, seed and tool allocation is reserved for women farmers.
Join the movement and indicate farming as your primary occupation.
Ward agriculture desk confirms farm size and location.
Attend the extension session for your cluster.
Collect your input package at the designated distribution point.
Higher yields mean lower food prices and stronger rural incomes — and with half of all inputs going to women farmers, that income lands directly in the hands that feed the household.
* Participation is subject to eligibility, available resources and programme guidelines.