Description
In Benin, a group of producers has set up a market, where they sell organic fruits and vegetables.
The objective of the “farmers’ market” is to deconstruct the misconception that organic products are expensive and are intended for a specific class of society.
This initiative is very much appreciated by the customers, who do not hesitate to buy from there.
Congo: Beekeeping, an opportunity for the forests of the Congo
In the Loudima forest in southern Congo, beekeeping is an activity that allows many people to live and ensure the growth of the forests. Unfortunately, conflicts between farmers and beekeepers create situations that are unfavourable to the survival of bees. In
Burkina Faso: Poultry farming without chemicals
Roland BOUDA learned breeding with his grandmother during holidays. Subsequently, he trained himself and followed online and face-to-face trainings. After the training, Roland went into poultry production. He thus created “Champion Agrobusiness” in
Burkina Faso: Graphic designer and passionate about pig farming
From an early age, Modeste BONTOGHO learned pig breeding, thanks to his father. Now a professional graphic designer, he continues this activity in Roumtenga, a village in Burkina Faso. Modeste started his production with pigs of the “Large White” b