Nigeria
Status: On Sale
Aflasafe™
Crops: groundnuts, maize
Where to buy
HarvestField Industries- Email: info@harvestfield-ng.com
- Tel/SMS: +234 (0)807 356 9437, (0)705 149 0042, (0)705 149 0062, (0)907 031 3762
Contacts
- Aflasafe Commercialisation and Agribusiness Manager, West Africa: Peter Okomoh p.okomoh@cgiar.org
- R&D Manager, West Africa: Alejandro Ortega-Beltran a.beltran@cgiar.org
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Press cuttings
November 2018
Agricultural experts have raised the alarm over the outbreak of aflatoxins in agricultural produce in Nigeria, saying that if the disease is not tamed, it could fuel food crisis and security in Nigeria...
October 2018
Jimoh Babatunde writes on the recent move by AUC to tackle the challenges of aflatoxin as stakeholders gathered in Dakar, Senegal for the 3rd Partnership for Aflatoxin Control in Africa (PACA) Partnership Platform Meeting (PPM) recently...
September 2018
It is not uncommon to see a photo of a hungry, malnourished child. The images are always striking while eerily similar; visibly malnourished, emaciated, disappearing frames with death in their eyes. This is the face of world hunger, and Nigeria has millions of these faces—victims of starvation and food insecurity...
July 2018
About a month ago, I felt the need to take a breather from the chaos that can be Lagos and go on a solo road trip through Oyo state. With luck, I was able to book a room at IITA, the International Institute of Tropical Agriculture...
April 2018
President of Harvestfield Industries Limited, Martins Aderemi Awofisayo, an indigenous agro and healthcare company recently signed-in by the International Institute of Tropical Agriculture (IITA), Ibadan, for the manufacture and distribution of Aflasafe...
The AgResult Aflasafe Pilot Project of the International Institute of Tropical Agriculture (IITA), Ibadan, on Thursday began the training of maize farmers on the use of Aflasafe control and strategies to ensure stability in business...
Nigeria has taken a giant stride in the fight against Aflatoxins in food. Aflatoxins are toxins produced by certain fungi that are found on agric crops, such as maize (corn), peanuts, cotton seed, and tree nuts...
The AgResults Aflasafe Pilot Project of the International Institute of Tropical Agriculture (IITA), Ibadan, has commenced the training of maize farmers on the use of aflasafe control and strategies to promote stability in the production of the crop...
Studies have shown that consuming a handful of nuts a day can improve the quality of sperm in men, but eating nuts with aflatoxin can be fatal. Yes, groundnut, which contains zinc that helps improve sperm quality is also highly susceptible to aflatoxins...
March 2018
An indigenous agro-allied and healthcare company, Harvestfield Industries Limited, has pledged to return Nigeria to the days of the Kano groundnut pyramids...
The International Institute of Tropical Agriculture, developers of Aflasafe, has signed a Technology Transfer and Licensing Agreement with Harvestfield Industries Limited, Nigeria to manufacture and distribute Aflasafe in Nigeria...
The International Institute of Tropical Agriculture, developers of Aflasafe, has signed a Technology Transfer and Licensing Agreement with Harvestfield Industries Limited, Nigeria produce and distribute Aflasafe in Nigeria...
February 2018
Harvestfield Industries Limited has moved to curb aflatoxin in maize that forced regulators to confiscate grain and prevent its entrance into the market. Aflatoxins are poisonous and cancer-causing molds that can lead to stunting in children and severe health problems in adults...
The Cross River State Governor, Ben Ayade, says the state government set aside N500m for loans to assist Local Govt farmers, adding his government would work with officials of the Nigeria union of local government employees to facilitate access to the loan...
The International Institute of Tropical Agriculture (IITA)-developed crop protection and treatment product, AFLASAFE, is going commercial following the successes recorded on full field trials nationwide...
A firm, Harvestfield Industries Limited, has moved to curb aflatoxin in maize that forced regulators to confiscate grain and prevent its entrance into the market...
Harvestfield Industries Limited says it has embarked on a nationwide farmers’ awareness programme on how to apply a new product on their crops for effective control of aflatoxin in maize and groundnuts...
January 2018
The Partnership for Aflatoxin Control in Africa (PACA) has claimed that Nigeria loses about $155 million and 5,000 persons to liver cancer yearly, while Africa loses $670m to the scourge...
Abuja — The Partnership for Aflatoxin Control in Africa (PACA) has claimed that Nigeria loses about $155 million and 5,000 persons to liver cancer yearly, while Africa loses $670m to the scourge...
December 2017
Poultry fed with maize that had been treated with aflasafeTM – a biocontrol product for controlling aflatoxins – experienced reduced mortality in addition to other benefits, according to a new study by scientists from the International Institute of Tropical Agriculture (IITA) and the University of Ibadan...
The Federal Government is planning to set up a world-class laboratory for screening and testing agricultural produce before exportation to other countries. Upon establishment, the laboratory would limit incidences where export-target countries reject the country’s agriculture products due to spoilage...
November 2017
The Federal Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development says it has provided 6,975 different agro-chemicals and 48,334 pieces of agricultural equipment for sale to farmers in Ondo State. Mrs Funke Omagbemi, the state Director, Federal Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development...
The Federal Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development says it has provided 6,975 different agro-chemicals and 48,334 pieces of agricultural equipment for sale to farmers in Ondo State. Mrs Funke Omagbemi, the state Director, Federal Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development...
September 2017
An innovative product, Aflasafe, for use by maize and groundnut farmers has been developed by the International Institute of Tropical Agriculture (IITA)...
Kano State governor, Abdullahi Umar Ganduje, on Monday, appealed to the Federal government to locate a Commodities Certification Center in Kano, to assist farmers in the state to promote quality of their produce...
August 2017
Kano State governor, Abdullahi Umar Ganduje has called to the Federal government to locate a Commodity Certification Center in Kano, to assist farmers in the state to promote quality of their produce. He noted that the mainstay of the state’s economy was agriculture...
During the flag-off of the nationwide advocacy on agricultural quality control and standardisation on Monday, the Nigeria Minister of Agriculture, Audu Ogbeh, ably represented by a Director in the ministry, Aminu Babandi, has disclosed that commodities certification centres will soon be established in six geopolitical zones...
The Minister of Agriculture, Audu Ogbeh, said the federal government will soon establish commodities’ certification centres across the six geo-political zones to aid certification and standardisation...
July 2017
High Aflatoxin level is responsible for the loss of millions of naira which Nigeria could have made from groundnut export if the country’s aflatoxin level are well below safe levels, say researchers. According to the United states National Cancer Institute, aflatoxins are a family of toxins produced by certain fungi...
June 2017
To stem the tide of diseases ravaging maize, which had made it difficult for maize produced in Nigeria to penetrate the international market, the International Institute for Tropical Agriculture (IITA), in collaboration with KIFFCO Project, yesterday, sensitised farmers on how to produce toxic free maize...
As the International Institute of Tropical Agriculture, IITA, marks its 50th anniversary, the Institute on Thursday inaugurated a new research station in Ago-Owu in Osun State, Nigeria, as part of efforts to expand its research agenda and create impact at farm level...
April 2017
The Kaduna State Commercial Agricultural Development Projects (CADP) has disbursed N811.6 million to 3,401 farmers’ groups to finance their agribusinesses. Aliyu Saidu, Communication Officer of the CADP disclosed this to the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Sunday in Kaduna...
March 2017
Nigeria’s groundnut and maize produce has been locked out of lucrative external markets the country once enjoyed because they contained aflatoxin levels above the permissible thresholds. This has devastated what was once a golden era for the country’s groundnut exports...
February 2017
Despite the searing heat, Nigeria farmers are back to the land, preparing their farms for the cultivation of this season’s crops. As I suggested in this column last Thursday, under the title AGRO-DOLLAR RAIN ABOUT TO FALL IN NIGERIA, more rice and maize, in particular, should be produced...
Information for farmers
Why use Aflasafe?
Short two-minute play in Pidgin using drama to show the benefits of using Aflasafe to fight aflatoxin in Nigeria.
Short one-minute play in Pidgin using drama to show the benefits of using Aflasafe to fight aflatoxin in Nigeria.
A short and entertaining play on the benefits of using Aflasafe to fight aflatoxin in food, in Hausa and Igbo Pidgin.
A short and entertaining play on the benefits of using Aflasafe to fight aflatoxin in food, in Hausa and Igbo Pidgin.
A short and entertaining play on the benefits of using Aflasafe to fight aflatoxin in food, in Tiv and Pidgin.
A short and entertaining play on the benefits of using Aflasafe to fight aflatoxin in food, in Tiv and Yoruba Pidgin.
How to use Aflasafe
Detailed step-by-step instructions on using Aflasafe to safeguard against lethal aflatoxin. Includes dos and don'ts to maximise its effectiveness and efficiency.
Hausa step-by-step instructions on how to use Aflasafe to protect your groundnuts and maize from deadly aflatoxin. Includes dos and don'ts to maximise its effectiveness and efficiency.
Igbo step-by-step instructions on how to use Aflasafe to protect your groundnuts and maize from deadly aflatoxin. Includes dos and don'ts to maximise its effectiveness and efficiency.
Pidgin step-by-step instructions on how to use Aflasafe to protect your groundnuts and maize from deadly aflatoxins. Includes dos and don'ts to maximise its effectiveness and efficiency.
Yoruba step-by-step instructions on how to use Aflasafe to protect your groundnuts and maize from deadly aflatoxin. Includes dos and don'ts to maximise its effectiveness and efficiency.
A brief, straightforward guide for Nigerian farmers on Aflasafe, aflatoxin, and how to use Aflasafe safely and effectively, in English.
A brief, straightforward guide for Nigerian farmers on Aflasafe, aflatoxin, and how to use Aflasafe safely and effectively, in Hausa.
A brief, straightforward guide for Nigerian farmers on Aflasafe, aflatoxin, and how to use Aflasafe safely and effectively, in Yoruba.
A brief, straightforward guide in Pidgin for farmers in Nigeria on Aflasafe, aflatoxin, and how to use Aflasafe safely and effectively.
A brief, straightforward guide in Igbo for farmers in Nigeria on Aflasafe, aflatoxin, and how to use Aflasafe safely and effectively.
A detailed training manual for West Africa on using Aflasafe and protecting crops from aflatoxin.
Research publications
Field efficacy of a mixture of atoxigenic Aspergillus flavus Link:Fr vegetative compatibility groups in preventing aflatoxin contamination in maize (Zea mays L.)
Atehnkeng, J, Bandyopadhyay, R, Cotty, PJ & Ojiambo, PS (2014). Field efficacy of a mixture of atoxigenic Aspergillus flavus Link:Fr vegetative compatibility groups in preventing aflatoxin contamination in maize (Zea mays L.). Biological Control, 72, pp. 62–70.
