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.

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Through knowledge sharing and the implementation of best practices, Africa's agricultural sector can overcome the barriers posed by soil salinity and continue to thrive, securing

By Paul Mwaniki, KCOA Farmer (Kenya) Paul is a dedicated and passionate organic farmer from Mukameni village in Yatta Sub- County, Machakos County. He hasmade

The conservation of maize grain presents a significant challenge due to high post-harvest losses caused by pest infestations. Here is an innovative natural method to
Discover how Andimile Tende's innovative approach to organic farming in Tanzania's Rungwe Southern Highlands is transforming agriculture. From overcoming initial skepticism to creating nutrient-rich compost.
Les formations sur l'hygiène et la qualité augmentent les revenus et protègent les consommateurs.
Anouar Boubaker: a Tunisian Rural Service Provider within the KHNA Project
Their success story is not just about transforming agriculture; it’s about empowering communities, revitalizing traditions, and paving the way for a sustainable future.
Facilitating a Forest Garden Design Session for Young Organic Farming Enthusiasts
What was once a preference for organic produce became an unwavering obligation—a mission to ensure that the food he helped produce would nourish rather than
Source: ProSol Tunisia analytical note, August 2024
La sécheresse persistante a mis à l'épreuve les ressources en eau et les systèmes agricoles, redéfinissant profondément le quotidien des Tunisiens.
Water for farming and household use is increasingly becoming scarce. Learn how to conserve water now!
Faouzia Smiti: Tunisian Rural Service Provider in the KHNA Project I Photo: CC By Najla Dhen
A testament to the power of young changemakers, community, education, and the belief that sustainable practices can change the world.
A journey of transforming to better farming methods.
A success stroy from Uganda