Tag: #Transformation

Urbane

Promoting the agroecological transition for better foodπŸͺ±πŸŒ±πŸ…

Romuald Gbegan, a farmer in Akassato, Benin, is committed to feeding the population with healthy, high-quality nutritious food. To achieve this, he cultivates his plants according to agroecological principles and implements trials of environmentally friendly methods to preserve and/or improve agricultural productivity. He encourages young people to come train and work with him.πŸ‘ In this…
Read more


May 30, 2024 0

Manioc – Peanut association: The winning duo! 🍠🀝πŸ₯œ

Cultivating these manioc (cassava) and peanut simultaneously aims to ensure better growth and development conditions for both of them. The association of long-cycle crops with short-cycle crops can help increase income from the same plot of land. πŸ‘ Learn more about the setup steps, protection, and results in this technical sheet ⬇️https://3perf.fr/r/3Ec


May 16, 2024 0

Protect your crops with neem-based biopesticides πŸŒΏπŸ›‘πŸͺ³

Neem-based preparations can effectively and affordably replace synthetic insecticides to combat insects and the diseases they may transmit. 🍡Neem leaves and seeds contain compounds like azadirachtin, which are active against the majority of insect orders, either by repelling them, preventing them from feeding, or reproducing. These biopesticides are safe for other animals and humans. πŸ‘…
Read more


April 4, 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…
Read more


March 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…
Read more


February 7, 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…
Read more


January 16, 2024 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…
Read more


December 7, 2023 0

Direct seeding under permanent living plant cover in the Maghreb🌿🌾🌿

Adnen Abdrabbou shares his experience with direct seeding under permanent cover. In the summer, the root system remains alive, contributing to soil improvement and extending grazing. He chose ‘African’ alfalfa for its low water consumption, durability up to 5 years, deep roots, and its dormancy during wheat growth. πŸ‘€ In a short period, Adnen observed…
Read more


November 27, 2023 0

The ZaΓ― Technique

How to fight erosion, boost soil fertility, and increase crop yields? πŸŒ§πŸŒ±πŸ’§ This traditional technique has proven its effectiveness in Africa’s most challenging agricultural zones. It involves digging holes, adding organic matter, and sowing seeds. ZaΓ― helps collect rainwater, enhance soil fertility by trapping organic materials carried by the winds in the pits, and reclaim…
Read more


October 26, 2023 0