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  • Hepzibah Ebe

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Five Knowledge Hubs. One Continental Vision for Africa’s Agrifood Future

Beyond discussions and exhibitions, AASW9 offers an opportunity to strengthen relationships, connect knowledge and accelerate cross-regional learning for Africa's agrifood future.

Building Healthier Maize Soils with Compost Enriched by Palm Kernel Cake

Healthy soils are the foundation of productive maize farming. Discover how compost enriched with palm kernel cake transforms an abundant agricultural by-product into a valuable...

How Smart Farmers Price their organic produce for Profit, Growth, and Sustainability

Farming is not charity. It is skilled labour, capital investment, ecological stewardship, and risk management, all at once. If you are not pricing your produce...

How Agroecology Farmers Can Turn This Rainy Season into a Year-Round Advantage

Across much of Africa, the rainy season offers farmers a valuable opportunity to build water reserves for the months ahead. While many farmers focus only...

Organic Certification in Nigeria: How Farmers Can Get Certified Through NOAN’s PGS

You already farm organically - but how do buyers know? Without certification, your produce looks the same as conventionally grown food, and the premium you...

Bee Together for People and the Planet: A Practical Guide to Beekeeping for the Agroecological Farmer

20th of May 2026 is World Bee Day, and this year's theme from the Food and Agriculture Organization and the United Nations, “Bee Together for...

Soil Health for Organic Farming: How to Rebuild What Years of Chemicals Damaged

Most farmers were taught that soil is just a growing medium. It is not. Beneath every healthy farm is a living system of billions of...

From Your Farm to Your Farm: Making Organic Pesticides and Liquid Fertilizer at Home

What if the most powerful crop protection and fertility tools you need are already growing in your backyard or walking around in your farmyard? Across...

Can Organic Farming Really Make You Wealthy? A Practical Guide for Farmers in Africa

With rising input costs, soil degradation, climate stress, and unstable markets, many farmers are looking for a production system that is both profitable and sustainable.

How Organic Farms Manage Crop Diseases and Why It Matters for Africa’s Food Future

As climate change intensifies, crop diseases are becoming more frequent, more aggressive, and more unpredictable. For farmers across Africa, this is no longer just an...