In Benin, Hyacinthe EKE saw the limitations of imported seeds for producers and decided to find a solution. He therefore created “Les Jardins pour tous”, a shop that offers different types of seeds adapted to the needs of local producers. Hyacinthe

The Mining Company (SOMISA) supported rural communities after the installation of the Sanbrado mine, through theoretical and practical training on improved seed production. In this documentary, the different actors of this training share their experiences. Agr

Jocelyne SOMÉ used to process tomato into puree for her own consumption. Over time, she realised that she was producing a lot, and decided to sell it to people who wanted it. She was then trained to improve the quality of her products and create her own brand

The JAFOWA project aims to facilitate the empowerment of women in agroecology. Nearly 100 women were trained in good agricultural practices which enabled them to improve their skills and contribute to the development of their country. In this video, discover t

In Benin, Wilfried KOUNOU left his job as a computer scientist to invest in agriculture. After observing the advantages and challenges of agriculture in his country, he also started livestock production and processing of poultry. Today, despite the difficultie

Amadou SANA learned how to make soap with his mother. With his savings that he had by working as a watchman, he decided to venture into the production and marketing of soap by launching his company, “Wend-Yiida Cosmetics”. Despite the difficulties

The production of coconut oil is a profitable business for many women in Benin. For consumption or in the making of cosmetic products, this oil is widely used. In this video, discover the different manufacturing processes of coconut oil. #AgribusinessTV #Benin

On 24 February 2023, a public conference was organised by the Plateau-Central Pig Innovation Platform in Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso. This event enabled the actors in this sector to discover the solutions and services of AXIOM, a French company specialised in pi

Abdel Latif OUÉDRAOGO stopped his studies when he was in secondary school to learn how to make livestock salt licks. In 2018, he started his company, AFABLE, which offers salt licks made from local ingredients for breeders. Four years later, Abdel Latif was a

Placide BAMOGO is the founder of a company called Arostel Trade. She is involved in the production of infant cereals made from local ingredients. She ventured into this activity following a personal experience, whereby her child was suffering from malnutrition

In 2017, after obtaining his first cycle studies certificate (BEPC), Olivier DISSEH encouraged his father to enrol him in a technical school to be trained in agriculture, which is his passion. He obtained his Diploma of Agricultural and Tropical Studies (DEAT)

After primary school, Hugues MINOUNGOU went to pursue professional training in carpentry. Following his eight-year apprenticeship, he started his own business by manufacturing furniture like others were doing. But the sales were low and he struggled to make a