Improving Soil Quality and farm productivity through agri-livestock integration in cotton-based cropping systems in Western Burkina Faso

Domaine:

agriculture

Type de record:

project

Créateur:

TraAdaTraKou

Éditeur:

Hôte:

This Practice Abstract n.2 - Second Set - focuses on the technological package developed by EWA-BELT, which promotes early seedbed preparation with vigorous draft animals and makes more and better-quality manure available at household level. Consequently, it promotes early sowing and enhances the resilience of farming systems to climatic variability. The Practice Abstract is available and published within the EIP-AGRI Initiative, here: ec.europa.eu

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