The programme took place across Imo, Sokoto, Kwara, and Oyo States, with training focused on the Aquaculture and Cassava value chains.
According to a statement, the mid-year training programme aimed to equip farmers with the necessary skills to access and repay commercial loans.
NIRSAL said it promoted the agro geo-cooperative approach to primary production in the training by targeting lead farmers who had the expertise to disseminate knowledge within their cooperatives.
According to the institution, the training in Imo State concentrated on efficient fish production models, with sessions held in both urban and rural locations, drawing over 500 participants.
Sokoto State witnessed a similar focus on aquaculture, while Oyo and Kwara States concentrated on cassava farming.
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