The article notes that discussions about food security in Nigeria often focus on fertiliser, tractors, irrigation and food imports. It argues that an essential foundation of agriculture is frequently overlooked: seeds and plant genetic resources. According to the piece, diverse, healthy and climate-resilient varieties of seeds and plant genetic resources are necessary for agriculture. It highlights the role of the Plant Treaty's multilateral system in unlocking the power of these resources for food and agriculture.
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