Benin Benin: Producing local seeds (AgribusinessTV) admin | May 1, 2023 Each harvested vegetable starts with a seed, so sourcing quality seeds is important for farmers. With climate change, many farmers […]
Benin Benin: How to make your own soy milk at home (Agribusiness TV) admin | December 12, 2022 Capella Dovonou is senior technician in nutrition and food technology in Benin who turns soybeans into milk for her food […]
Benin Meet Radio Rurale Locale de Banikoara – runner-up for the Liz Hughes Award for Her Farm Radio Farm Radio International | April 11, 2021 In Banikoara, in Northern Benin, women work with men in the field, doing much of the sowing, weeding, and harvesting […]
Benin Benin: Women’s associations fight to include women in decision-making Michael Tchokpodo | November 9, 2020 It’s 7 a.m. on a Saturday in mid-September. A morning grey fills the sky in Cotonou, the economic capital of […]
Benin Benin: Village savings and loans groups struggle due to COVID-19 Michael Tchokpodo | August 17, 2020 It’s almost 11 a.m. on a Wednesday in early July. The sky is darkening and rain is starting to fall. […]
Benin Benin: Grower processes pineapple into natural juices Michael Tchokpodo | January 6, 2020 Eyes fixed on the ground, boots on, Thomas Tonou waits a few seconds before moving a step forward. It’s 6:30 […]
Benin Benin: Processing cashews with solar energy (AgribusinessTV) admin | August 5, 2019 A group of modestly-dressed women are busy in their village of Dassa Tré, more than 200 kilometres from Porto Novo, […]
Benin Women leaders on air at Radio Ouaké Maxine Betteridge-Moes | August 5, 2019 In many places across Africa, women are regarded as second to their husbands and fathers. But on Radio Ouaké, women […]
Benin Creating a space for gender issues on the air at Radio Arzèkè Maxine Betteridge-Moes | June 24, 2019 It would be easy to miss Espace Féminin (Women’s Space), which airs for a short 20 minutes on Radio Arzèkè, […]
Benin Benin: Farmer processes new oil palm varieties for a good income Michael Tchokpodo | February 23, 2019 It is almost seven in the morning. Daylight shines through the dissipating fog. Séraphin Hounongbé walks to his palm grove, […]