Fidélia BOHISSOU
Why I Returned to the Farm
Karim Yere is one of the beneficiaries of the Nurturing Enterprising Youth in Agricultural Technologies (NEYAT) program, a program designed...
Fidélia BOHISSOU
Boubacar Fomba, A Successful Young Poultry Farmer in Kayes, Mali
At 30, Boubacar Fomba is today one of the most successful young poultry farmers in Kayes, a city located in...
Fidélia BOHISSOU
Seed Production Becomes Lucrative for Young, Female Senegalese
Many farmers in Senegal and across West Africa have taken up seed production as a business in recent years. In...
Fidélia BOHISSOU
“CORAF’s Support Crucial to Our Company’s Success”
In less than ten years, Tembédou et Fils, a Senegalese-based seed company has gone from a turnover of 200 million FCFA...
Fidélia BOHISSOU
Making FCFA 85 Million ($180,000) a Year Using WAAPP Technology
An innovative agribusiness enterprise, Canaan Agriculture Sarl, registered in Abidjan, Cote d’Ivoire’s economic capital, had an annual turnover, of close to 85...
Fidélia BOHISSOU
Cotton Stems Open New Income Streams for Farmers
Emile Adimou, a carpenter based in Parakou, Benin was very proud to display his new furniture items from his shop....
Othniel J. KAPOU
Brighter Prospects for Maize Value Chain in Benin
A ‘new’ approach of bringing together key actors of an agriculture sector to learn, share, and act on critical knowledge...
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How Strengthened Seed Alliances are Benefitting Smallholders in West Africa
As the multiple actors involved in the seed sector in West Africa reinforce their collaboration and expand activities to the...
Vitus LAWSON
Mango Exports on the Rise Again in Burkina Faso as a Result of Research
Burkina Faso mango producers have regained significant control of the pesky little insect with a history of decimating mango orchards....
Vitus LAWSON
Research Collaboration Stimulates Plantain Cultivation in Burkina Faso
By 2014, farmers in Burkina Faso had little experience cultivating plantain. “Plantain cultivation in Burkina Faso was rare at the...
Early Signs of Boon for Businesses as Seed Laws are Harmonized
Enterprises in West Africa are now delivering seeds across borders quicker and in larger quantities as a regional rule allowing...
Harmonization of Seed Rules in West Africa: Early Signs of Boon for Businesses
“Last week, I delivered 40 metric tons of sorghum seed to Ghana,” explains Stephen Yacouba Atar, Vice Chairman of Seed...
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