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Urbane

Improving agricultural practices through agroecology πŸͺ±πŸŒ΄πŸŒ±

This is the challenge that Mahomed Demba Kamara took on when he established his farm in Samba Dia (Senegal). His primary goal is to produce and preserve local breeds of chickens without using antibiotics or chemicals. To achieve this goal, he uses preparations and macerations based on plants grown on the farm or available locally,…
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March 22, 2024 0

Agroforestry: A solution to increase soil fertility and reduce erosion πŸŒ³πŸ‚πŸŒΎπŸπŸŒ΄

It is a production system that integrates trees into crops, livestock, or both. Trees will bring numerous benefits to producers in terms of food security and the supply of fuel, building materials, and fodder. πŸ’° On an environmental level, the biomass trees produce will enrich the soil, and the canopy and roots will limit erosive…
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March 9, 2024 0

Establishment of a communal chicken coop to improve food security for families in Africa πŸ£πŸ”

The practice of semi-confinement helps prevent wandering, ensures complete nutrition, and ensures the good health of the animals. For optimal practice, adhering to a certain organization is very important. πŸ“‹ Find in this article advice on setting up a chicken coop, on making feed and its distribution, and on animal hygiene and health.πŸ‘‡https://3perf.fr/r/34u


February 22, 2024 0

M18 Consortium Meeting in Accra, Ghana

With immense gratitude, we conclude the M18 URBANE Project Meeting at the Centre for Biodiversity Conservation Research (CBCR), University of Ghana campus, Legon. From 6th to 8th February 2024, our dedicated partners delved into innovative solutions, guided by the ONE HEALTH APPROACH, to support the agroecological transformation of peri-urban farming. πŸ™οΈπŸŒΏ A heartfelt thank you…
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February 9, 2024 0

Making Your Own Organic Compost πŸƒπŸ’©πŸ‚

Organic fertilizers are a productive alternative, economically more profitable, and more environmentally friendly than chemical fertilizers. In addition to recycling and valorizing waste, they improve soil structure thus its ability to absorb and retain water and nutrients. πŸ‘ Discover in this article all the steps for making and using solid and liquid compost! ⬇️https://3perf.fr/r/33L


February 9, 2024 0

Farm visits in Ghana πŸŒΏβ˜˜οΈπŸ‚

On february 4th, Vincent Levavasseur (VDT) and Philippe Cousin(SENSEEN) visited farms in Ghana working with a no-till association ( https://centrefornotill.org/) to promote the use of best agroecological practices. After a 1h30 drive from from Accra Vincent and Philippe met with local farmer FranΓ§is who explained the good practices he applies, using cover crop Mucuna to…
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February 7, 2024 0

Livestock and agriculture, the winning duo! πŸπŸŒΎπŸ‚πŸŒ½πŸ“

This practice is recommended when soils are poor to valorize by-products of crops, and to diversify food resources as well as income. Animals will consume crop residues, by-products, pests and weeds, preparing the land before cultivation. The use of composted manure will help maintain soil fertility and improve agricultural yields. ♻️ Find in this article…
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January 25, 2024 0

Cultivating banana trees under vegetative cover in tropical areas 🍌πŸͺ΄

Banana trees are susceptible to a variety of diseases and pests, the impact of which can be limited through the use of suitable vegetative cover during fallow and cultivation periods.These covers play a sanitary role and can provide various services such as weed control, nitrogen fixation, improvement of drainage, and more. πŸ‘ Find examples of…
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January 16, 2024 0

Association + crop rotation = Increased yield and biodiversity, and reduced production costs πŸ€πŸ”„πŸ‘

Crop association involves planting multiple crops on the same plot, while crop rotation involves successively planting different crops on the same plot. Before getting started, it is important to carefully choose the plants to be used, plan the layout of the plots, determine the planting order, and consider maintenance procedures. Some may prefer associations, while…
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December 21, 2023 0

Coppicing in Moroccan AgropastoralismπŸπŸŒ³πŸ‘

In Morocco, tree species well-suited for coppicing include Atlas pistachio, oxyphilic and dimorphic ash trees, thuriferous junipers, evergreen and cork oaks, argan trees, thujas, and acacias. These trees support the agrosylvopastoral economy, providing various products such as fodder, fruits, construction and heating wood. They are crucial for the well-being of herds, both nutritionally and health-wise.Shepherds…
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December 7, 2023 0