Ghana: Managing trees on the farm helps farmers solve problems
It’s a bright Wednesday morning and Asana Muah Bujanmie is wearing a blue golf shirt and black trousers. Mrs. Bujanmie […]
Congo: Justine Koumba uses maize flour to make bread
It’s April, a rainy time in Brazzaville, the capital of the Republic of Congo. It’s about five o’clock in the […]
Trees, tech, and people help Mozambican park reverse nature losses (Trust)
For more than two years, park warden Pedro Muagura drove up a dirt road every month to Mozambique’s conflict-ridden Mount […]
Benin: Producing local seeds (AgribusinessTV)
Each harvested vegetable starts with a seed, so sourcing quality seeds is important for farmers. With climate change, many farmers […]
DRC: Women in Bukavu save time by using a mill to crush cassava leaves
It’s an early Saturday morning in March. In the Kasali district of Bukavu, in the Democratic Republic of Congo, it’s […]
Kenya: Solar-powered freezer boosts immunization rates in hard-to-reach rural villages (IPS)
In the semi-arid southeastern Kenya region of Makueni County, Kamboo, Yindalani, and Yiuma Mavui villages are far from Makindu sub-county […]
Burkina Faso: Organic compost fights bacterial wilt of tomato
It’s an April afternoon and the sun is gradually dipping towards the horizon. In a market gardening plot in Bobo-Dioulasso, […]
Kenya: Traditional crops boost hopes for climate resilience (Trust)
Climate change is posing a threat to traditional crops in Kenya, where the staple crop—maize—is not as drought-tolerant as millet. […]
Central Africa: Beekeeping, an opportunity for the forests of the Congo Basin (AgribusinessTV)
Beekeeping is a vital activity in the forests of the Republic of Congo, providing not only economic opportunities for local […]
Mali: Men raise awareness to improve their sexual and reproductive health
It’s a Saturday morning in December and the weather is nice in Sanankoroba, a town about 20 kilometres from Bamako. […]