The success of Nigeria’s agro-allied industries is crimped by poor agricultural practices, which reduce factory output and hurt revenue targets. One of the bad agricultural practices hurting manufacturing companies is poor handling of farm produce and post-harvest losses. “In 2008, 50 percent
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