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Turning Oyo State into the modern agribusiness hub of Sub-Saharan Africa

07/10/2026

Here is one way OYSADA has supported YEAP beneficiaries. 311 beneficiaries (254 males and 57 females) benefited from the NG-CARES intervention in the Ogbomoso Zone. They received cassava, tomato and maize inputs, knapsack sprayers, Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), mechanical weeders and goats.

05/10/2026

In Oyo State, investments in agribusiness hubs, access roads, processing facilities, storage, and market infrastructure aim to increase investors' efficiency and profitability.

The goal is simple: make it easier to do business and create more room for agribusinesses to grow.

02/10/2026

As we settle into the first full week of October, a mix of rainfall and cloudy conditions is expected. See below for things to do and look out for.

- Plan spraying, fertiliser application and other field activities around the drier periods to reduce wash-off.
- Make use of the drier window for harvesting, drying produce and routine farm maintenance where conditions permit.
- Livestock farmers should keep shelters, feed and bedding dry and monitor animals during periods of persistent rainfall.
- Keep an eye out for increased pest and disease activity as wet and humid conditions continue.

Weather conditions may vary across Oyo State, so farmers should continue to monitor local conditions when planning farm activities.

01/10/2026

From agriculture to agribusiness, every productive investment helps create jobs, strengthen value chains and contribute to a more resilient economy.

This Independence Day, we celebrate Nigeria and the work of everyone contributing to its growth.

30/09/2026

Here is one way OYSADA has supported YEAP beneficiaries. 656 beneficiaries (548 males and 108 females) benefited from the NG-CARES intervention in the Oke-Ogun Zone. They received cassava, tomato and maize inputs, knapsack sprayers, Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), mechanical weeders and goats.

28/09/2026

OYSADA was established to help create a more coordinated environment for agribusiness investment. It serves as a dedicated agency for agribusiness development and investment facilitation. Get in touch with us today.

25/09/2026

The forecast for next week is yet more rainfall. Farmers should plan activities accordingly:

- Plan spraying, fertiliser application and harvesting around periods of lighter rainfall to reduce wash-off and spoilage.
- Ensure farm drainage channels are clear, particularly ahead of heavy rain or thunderstorms.
- Farmers harvesting crops should prioritise proper drying and safe storage to prevent moisture-related losses.
- Livestock farmers should keep shelters dry, protect feed from moisture and monitor animals during periods of heavy rain.
- Watch for increased pest and disease activity following prolonged wet conditions.

Weather conditions can vary across different parts of the State, so farmers should continue to monitor local conditions and adjust farm activities accordingly.

23/09/2026

Accessing Oyo State’s agricultural production base starts with understanding the opportunity and presenting a clear business proposition.

Investors can engage OYSADA by submitting a Letter of Intent alongside their proposal or business plan for review and further discussion.

21/09/2026

From Fasola to Ijaiye, Oyo State’s agribusiness infrastructure is continuing to develop.
At Ijaiye, the hub is planned around production, processing, storage, logistics and supporting services.

This means more room for agribusinesses to establish, operate and expand.

18/09/2026

Another wet week is expected, with rain forecast throughout the period and a thunderstorm possible.

Farmers should:

- Monitor drainage and reduce field activities when soils are saturated. Watch for increased pest and disease activity under prolonged wet conditions.
- Prioritise harvesting mature crops during available dry intervals and move harvested produce quickly to appropriate storage to reduce spoilage.
- Plan fertiliser applications around periods with little or no rainfall to reduce wash-off and improve effectiveness.
- Keep shelters dry, maintain good ventilation and ensure animals have access to clean drinking water and dry areas, particularly during periods of persistent rain.
- Secure farm equipment and temporary structures and clear drainage channels ahead of the expected thunderstorm.

Weather can vary across different parts of Oyo State, so farmers should continue to monitor local conditions when planning activities.

Address

Oje – Owode Road, Ajegunle, P. O. Box 278 Saki
Ibadan
211

Opening Hours

Monday

08:00 - 17:00

Website

http://www.oysada.org.ng/

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