Before the creation of man, Agric as been the means of balance on the planet, the creator had to establish an appropriate natural environment for his creatures to co-exist peacefully. The first man, needed things like; food, shelter ,herbs to survive the pre-civilization era, and this necessities have prevailed through to the renaissance up until our present generation/civilization.

Industrialization came to be as a result of a large demand of processed raw materials into more sizable, tangible and edible finished products. Development kicked off around the world and through research and natural advancement the human race become more knowledgeable and found more utilization of the raw materials around them, with the major provider of these raw materials being AGRICULTURE.

Fast forward to modern day, the demand for both commercial goods has been on the increase, industries around the world have developed so much spear heading the commerce and economics of every country, aided by the influence of technology and increase in human population the demand and supply of goods has sky rocketed affecting Agriculture and industrialization ambiguously.

FOR industrialization to take place, the first factor to be taken notice of is the availability of raw materials, which is the function of agriculture,. Various sectors such as ; health, textile, food, commerce even technology all require adequate supply of raw materials to maintain a proper balance in the socio-economic affairs of the world. Pharmacologist require herbs to formulate drugs, clothiers require cotton, rubber, fiber e.t.c to make cloths and most importantly every human being needs food to survive on a daily basis.

With all the obvious importance of Agriculture directly/indirectly across every endeavor of our daily lives much still begs to be worried about concerning the reaction and attitude of both government and citizens toward agriculture. The youths find farming funny or even worst a taboo to their social status , the government across the world pays little or less than adequate fiscal attention to agriculture.