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 […]
Zambia Zambia: Farmers choose soybean farming because of better prices and low input costs Raphael Banda | February 21, 2022 It’s partly cloudy, the cool morning breeze is blowing gently, and there is no sign that rains will fall anytime […]
Ghana Ghana: Soybean farmers increase yields using inoculants Gideon Kwame Sarkodie Osei | February 7, 2022 It’s a hot sunny day, but Abdulai Alhassan is walking a long way from his home to his farm where […]
Legumes make their own fertilizer – with help from their friends admin | February 4, 2022 This edition’s Farmer story from Ghana talks about adding “inoculant” to soybean seeds or to the soil in soybean fields […]
Ethiopia Ethiopia: Farmers grow faba beans to boost family nutrition and health Tesfaye Getnet | June 21, 2021 Girma Kebede wakes up early in the morning to milk her four cows. Then, she uses the milk to prepare […]
Kenya Kenya: Farmers grow soya beans to manage striga Emmanuel Nyakwana Ongwae | January 5, 2019 It’s midday and Francis Babu is using a hoe to weed his maize and soya beans. The movements of his […]
Malawi Malawi: Farmers boost nutrition and profit by processing soy into milk, yoghurt, and tofu Pauline Mbukwa | February 26, 2018 The district of Mchinji in the Central Region of Malawi is a busy trading hub for agro dealers, fruit and […]
Tanzania Tanzania: Lack of markets, low prices frustrate soybean farmers Daniel Semberya | January 29, 2018 Elikunda Emmanuel Wanjama is a small-scale farmer who started growing soybeans in 2013 on a half-acre of land. Although the […]
Kenya Kenya: Farmers grow soya beans to manage striga Emmanuel Nyakwana Ongwae | January 8, 2018 It’s midday and Francis Babu is using a hoe to weed his maize and soya beans. The movements of his […]
Tanzania Tanzania: Earning a good income with soybeans through contract farming Kathryn Burnham | June 5, 2017 It is a long, muddy walk from the centre of Lungo village to Elikuna Emanuel Kuamjama’s fields. Mr. Kuamjama’s maize […]