Under the umbrella of Community Gardens Programme (CGP), EdSF Burundi has introduced the pedagogical gardens project focusing on agroecology farming […]
Eric Ndagijimana, a-47 year old cultivator, lives at Shari II hill in Bubanza district, Bujumbura province, centre west of Burundi.
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On the morning of 14 November 2023, the weather was harsh on Ciya Hill in the District of Bubanza, Bujumbura
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From 2023, under the community garden program, EdSF is taking an initiative of introducing pedagogical gardens on agroecology farming in
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The cereals (bean, corn, wheat, soybean, peanut, rice) and vegetables (sweet potato, potato, carrot, amaranth, garlic, onion, tomato and cocoyam)
The mango tree is a fast-growing tree (10 to 30 m tall), with evergreen foliage. When grow agroecologically, the trunk
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From 2020, the project focuses on planting various agroforestry and fruit trees, as well as waste management, to reduce river
