Trained in logistics, Clovis REMEN has ventured into fish farming and aims to open a training centre in Burkina Faso. Given the fact that the rate of fish consumption is higher than the production in Burkina Faso, Clovis wants to bridge this gap through his fish farming activities. “Fish farming is profitable bec

For Madi SEBGO, a beekeeper, animals have a very special place in his life. He spends his time taking care of his bees, and in return, he gets good quality honey. In this video, Madi shares his opinion on animal welfare and explains how he protects his bees from insecticides and diseases. #AnimalWelfare #AgribusinessTV

There are mixed opinions when it comes to animal welfare. Agribusiness TV, through its vox-pop, has gathered some opinions on the subject. “Taking care of the animal, means taking care of yourself, because this is what we’re going to eat,” says Esther KABORE.

A former mechanic, Madi SEBGO reconverted to beekeeper. Madi keeps bees and collects their honey, which he sells. The profession being rare and difficult, Madi is driven by passion on a market which has experienced a great dynamic in recent years. “My initial goals for beekeeping were just to have honey for my ow

To kick-off our special month on Animal Welfare, discover the “5 Freedoms” developed by the World Organisation for Animal Health (OIE).

November, the month dedicated to 𝗮𝗻𝗶𝗺𝗮𝗹 𝘄𝗲𝗹𝗳𝗮𝗿𝗲 on #AgribusinessTV A multi-faceted topic with scientific, ethical, cultural, social and religious views… Stay tuned to learn more!

Rodolphe Zan forms a cooperative to help poultry farmers in Wayalgui to better organise themselves and take good care of their birds. This cooperative has received support from the iDEAL Burkina project through training on the use of ICTs, and allocation of computer equipment. “It was very beneficial because we w

In Burkina Faso, local producers face difficulties in selling their products, which creates income problems. With the aim of addressing this problem, Rachidiatou BADINI and Eliane MINOUNGOU, beneficiary of the IDEAL Project, had the idea of using ICTs to promote these local products. Today, in addition to online sales,

One year after its official launch, Kevin DOAMBA’s pyramid for soilless culture has improved and is proving to be successful with populations. Kevin has been solicited by several people who want to acquire his structure for soilless culture of crops. Those who have tested the product, especially women, affirm tha

Bouba Gamsonré was a victim of schizophrenia 15 years ago when he was in Cote d’Ivoire. Suddenly he became violent with himself and started wandering around the city. He was living on the street, and he no longer had contact with family and society. While being on a field visit, some volunteers of the SAULER Read More