ECONOMIC ASSESSMENT OF THE NATIONAL FADAMA DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME IN KANO STATE

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ECONOMIC ASSESSMENT OF THE NATIONAL FADAMA DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME IN KANO STATE

ABSTRACT

Fadama farming has contributed significantly to Nigeria’s agriculture in particular and the

country in general, but the contributions have remained largely unmeasured. As a result, this

study examined the influence of the National Fadama Development Project on Fadama farmers

in Kano State. Primary and secondary data were sought. A set of questionnaires was developed

and information was collected from 108 respondents who were randomly selected from the

three agricultural zones in the study area. Multiple regression analysis and simple statistical

tools, such as, means, frequency, range and percentages were used to realize the objectives of

the study. Analysis of the data revealed that fadama farming was a profitable venture among

the farmers studied. A majority of respondents owned and purchased their farm land and the

houses they lived in. A large percentage also owned radio, television, bicycle and irrigation

pump. Water from tube-wells and wash bores were used for irrigation and drinking. The

customary land system was practiced in the study area. About 46% of the respondents inherited

their farm land while 26.9% purchased theirs. Majority of respondents practiced mixed

cropping to ensure maximum plot utilization. There was efficient use of facilities provided by

the loan package. Inputs such as pumps, fertilizers, pesticides and insecticides were used by

farmers.

Respondents also admitted adequate visit to farms by extension agents. There was a

significant difference between the average income of the two groups (beneficiaries and nonbeneficiaries)

at a probability level of 95%. Some constraints, such as, high cost of farm inputs,

chronic shortage of petrol and petroleum products, seasonal glut of some perishable agricultural

commodities, poor storage facilities, poor access roads to Fadama areas and difficulties in

getting registered as members of Fadama Users Association (FUA), were experienced by

respondents. Recommendations included subsidization of prices of fertilizers and other farm

inputs, frequent conduct of soil survey to determine level of salinity, creation of more micro

credit facilities to enhance productivity and provision of infrastructural facilities.

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