On l’appelle le Moringa, c’est un arbre qui pousse dans les zones tropicales. On le connaît bien en Inde et en Afrique.
Aujourd’hui, on va vous le vendre comme plante miracle.
Qu’en est-il exactement ?
Voici mon point de vue sur le sujet, comme toujours ancré dans la science et la tradition plutôt que dans le marketing gonflé à l’hélium.
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Declining soil fertility is a major threat to agricultural productivity and livelihoods in sub-Saharan Africa, particularly in Niger, where most farmers have few resources and depend on degraded lands. Large-scale adoption of soil fertility management technologies (SFMT) by small-scale farmers is among the proposed solutions, but this remains low because of various constraints. A better understanding of the socio-economic factors that influence farming practices is needed to adapt SFMT to farmers'use. A survey using semi-structured interviews with 101 household heads was conducted in 2013 in Karabedji, Niger. The influence of household socio-economic factors on soil fertility management practices (SFMP) was assessed through farmers that were involved in demonstration activities as part of a long-term research project (13 years) on the estoration of soil fertility on farmers’ fields. The results showed that the farmer's household size was between 9 and 14 people and that the majority of farmers did not attain formal education.