Agroecology Africa Blog
Discover sustainable farming practices and organic solutions tailored for African farmers on the Agroecology Africa Blog, addressing unique challenges like soil health, crop protection, water conservation and much more with practical strategies. The articles are edited by KCOA’s Knowledge Promotion Team. The authors are responsible for the contents of the posts.
“Using organic input is more cost-effective since I use what is available from the environment to fertilise the soil thus protecting the eco-system and generating
POURQUOI SE LANCER DANS L’ELEVAGE DES HANNETONS ? EDZENGTE CHRISTIAN NOUS RACONTE TOUT. Avec 20 couples de géniteurs, soit 10 femelles et 10 mâles, un éleveur
Mr. Alioui is an inspiring example of how Moroccan farmers can thrive in an uncertain climate.
Maintaining the health of organic cattle is a delicate balance that requires knowledge, tradition, and innovation. In Odeda, Ogun State, Nigeria, local farmers face the
Introduce Euphorbia tirucalli on your agricultural land to get rid of termites — Step-by-step guide
See how you can easily boost the fertility of your soil, improve its structure and biodiversity
Mr. Tinkamanyire James 67 years old, a resident of Rweshende, Ntungamo district is considered a senior citizen in Uganda. Tinkamanyire started farming way back in
Organic farming as an avenue to achieve a better life
There are so many different types of green peas grown around the country but these specific green peas locally known as “Obukwamimbi in the Lukonjo
This guide offers Nigerian farmers sustainable manure practices to boost okra yields, improve soil health, and ensure long-term agricultural productivity.farmers.
Agriculture is the backbone of Uganda and provides a livelihood to more than three-quarters of the population and mostly to small-scale farmers. Agriculture and its
In a hilly village of Kagati in Rukungiri district is where 46-year-old Ms. Ruth Arinaitwe calls home. Arinaitwe is a renown farmer in her area
