Agroforestry in Tropical Zones: Agronomic Necessity, Not Rural Nostalgia
As temperatures rise and droughts multiply, agroforestry in the Guinean zone emerges not as a relic of the past, but as a rigorous agronomic response.
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As temperatures rise and droughts multiply, agroforestry in the Guinean zone emerges not as a relic of the past, but as a rigorous agronomic response.
Read article →In West Africa, between 20 and 40% of harvests are lost due to lack of storage. Investing in a warehouse is sometimes worth more than an extra growing season.
Read article →Between the hidden costs of imported hybrids and the erosion of local varieties, seed sovereignty is the first — and most overlooked — battle facing Togolese farmers.
Read article →A clear guide to drip irrigation and how it can optimise water use and yields in tropical and African farming contexts.
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