Nigeria, Sept. 20 -- Rebecca Isaac is a smallholder farmer in the Federal Capital Territory. She cultivates cassava, beans, groundnut, rice, potatoes and maize.

The mother of six, a native of Edo State.

In this episode of our Women in Agriculture, shares her experience on how she gets her farm inputs on credit during the farming season.

PT: Why did you leave Edo for Abuja to farm?

Ms Isaac: I relocated as a young person to seek greener pastures. I started farming in Abuja when I came. I have always been a farmer back then in the village.

PT: As a woman and a non-indigene, how are you able to get land?

Ms Isaac: I rent land here. I cannot rent all the land I need in one location, I rent them in different locations. I get one hectare ...