Uganda: COVID-19 ban on livestock markets makes life difficult for chicken farmer
This story was originally published on April 27. It’s 12 o’clock noon on a hot sunny day, and the temperature […]
Tanzania: COVID-19 forces female vendors to sell in new ways
This story was originally published June 8. It’s raining this evening, but Sophia Kimaro is busy in her house preparing […]
Farm Radio Resource Pack #114
Last week, Farm Radio International published its latest Farm Radio Resource Pack – #114! This Pack features ten items—three Broadcaster […]
Tanzania: COVID-19 forces female vendors to sell in new ways
It’s raining this evening, but Sophia Kimaro is busy in her house preparing wheat and rice flour for tomorrow morning’s […]
Malawi: COVID-19 social distancing measures disrupt markets and farmers’ income
It is a cool, dry winter afternoon and Ida Maganga is arriving home from her field of Irish potatoes and […]
Uganda: COVID-19 ban on livestock markets makes life difficult for chicken farmer
It’s 12 o’clock noon on a hot sunny day, and the temperature is soaring to 30 degrees Celsius. But Geoffrey […]
Nigeria: Tomato farmers avoid glut in market by staggering plantings
It’s a Sunday morning, but Jibril Sule Dakasoye is on the way to his farm. He’s riding his old bicycle […]
Kenya: Farmers boost earnings by making sugar cane juice
It’s about eight o’clock in the morning and Joseph Onsinyo is busy preparing sugar cane juice for his clients. He pushes pieces […]
Senegal: Rice farmers want to change the reputation of local rice
Ibrahima Ly is a big rice producer in northern Senegal, growing irrigated rice in the Senegal River Valley. But Mr. […]
Ghana: Vegetable farmers use mobile phones to access extension services and better markets
It’s a Friday morning full of heat. But Florence Abakah and dozens of other female vegetable farmers are working on […]