#BioGARD award for best poster to Gideon Mawenge for his contribution on “Policy performance and stakeholders’ perspectives on achieving sustainable food production in Namibia” Uni Hohenheim Universität Tübingen Research Network Africa – University of Hohenheim #Africa #Research

A taskforce from Research Network Africa – University of Hohenheim GFE Hohenheim DLR - English Rheinische Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität Bonn within a BMBF funded COINS project undergoes an exploratory mission around Tamale Ghana, on SI & SLM practices.

Intensive FGDs combined with field visits give a clear impression of #sustainable #agriculture and #Land #Management #practices in the Savalegu District, Tamale-Ghana. A joint visit by Research Network Africa – University of Hohenheim DLR - English GFE Hohenheim Rheinische Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität Bonn with the BMBF funded COINS Project

Same location, same soils but contrasting difference between #adopter and #nonadopter farmers of SI &SLM practices in terms of #yield differences. Field observations in Tolon District, Tamale Ghana. Research Network Africa – University of Hohenheim DLR - English Rheinische Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität Bonn GFE Hohenheim

Do the hard things. -Look for market -Test your soil -Get skills/Agronomist -Grow Best varieties -Use quality inputs -Monitor your farm. If you farm like everybody is farming, you will get results like everybody is getting. Everybody is complaining. #LetsGrowTogether

🌍 Join Africa Wide Extension Week 2023 hosted by our partner African Forum For Agricultural Advisory Services. in Nigeria, Nov 5-11! Exciting discussions on agricultural extension for sustainable development await. Stay tuned as AFAAS presents CANALLS!🌟 Register: t.ly/JUjCm ℹ️ aaew2023.nifaas.org.ng

🌱Exciting Update from CANALLS Project! Our first Advisory Board Meeting was a success! We welcomed AB members, discussed Agroecology Living Labs, and received invaluable insights for our sustainable journey. 🙏Special thanks to our AB members for their support!

Des membres de l'équipe de coordination du #ProjetIRRINN ont participé au Tropentag 2023 à Berlin 🇩🇪. Cette participation a permis de présenter les potentialités d'adoption des pompes solaires au niveau de la petite irrigation au #BurkinaFaso. ➡️ bit.ly/PosterIRRINN

Dans le cadre du #ProjetIRRINN, le bassin que Moussa utilise a été réhabilité. Aujourd'hui, ce producteur se réjouit de pouvoir produire du chou 🥬🥬 sur une superficie d'environ 250m2. #PetiteIrrigationPrivée #InitiativeDeSIRA #UnionEuropéenne

The lecture series "Hohenheim goes Agroforscht" starts on 14.11.2023 at 18.30 - 20.00 in room HS 20. All interested persons, employees and students of the University are invited. The event is in English, several others of the series too. Find the program attached!

Knowledge co-creation workshops in the Eastern Cape and KwaZulu-Natal provinces in South Africa. Christine Wieck leads the project “Indigenous and neglected crops (INC) promotion for resilient agri-food systems in Southern Africa” (INCrease) a South African-German collaboration.

Co-creation workshop, field visit & dialogue with female farmers of Mtubatuba in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa. Very interesting insights about the use of indigenous crops for Uni Hohenheim UWC University of Fort Hare UNIZULU at the INCrease project initiation phase funded by @bmel

🌿 #Agroforestry Research at Univ. of Hohenheim's GFE showcased at Herbal Network BW conference! Discover the resilience and benefits of medicinal and spice plants in agroforestry systems. 🌲🌱📅 Nov 24, 2023, at Hohenheim Castle. Learn more: netzwerk-kraeuter.de/e

📣 Presenting the 2nd edition of the CANALLS Newsletter! Embark on our journey to foster agroecological transitions in the humid tropics of Central and Eastern Africa. 📰 Dive into the Newsletter: t.ly/II3Fz Subscribe at canalls-project.eu for more updates!

Perfect for the holiday season: Introducing the 2nd CANALLS Newsletter🎉. Discover how GFE Hohenheim, in collaboration with partners from Europe, Central, and Eastern Africa, is fostering the agroecological transition in the humid tropics of Central and Eastern Africa.

🌾In an insightful session in Rwanda, the CANALLS project crafted the Agricultural Knowledge and Innovation System (AKIS) diagram for Bujumbura mapping 26 key actors in a pluralistic landscape.📋 ❓Ready for deeper insights? Discover more here 🔎 t.ly/he8i4

🗣 Happening Now! 🙌 Our partners are actively involved in the 1st workshop for Co-creating Agroecological Practices in KABARE. 🎯This workshop brings together researchers, coffee cooperatives, producers, buyers, processors, and local government for impactful collaboration! 🤝

🗓️ Wednesday 17th of April, the RUN Showroom soft-opening took place. The event hosted in cooperation with the University of Stuttgart was a success, offering attendees the chance to chat with program researchers over lunch and coffee, fostering valuable networking opportunities.

EVENT🗓️ :On May 14-15th 2024, the University of Hohenheim's GFE participated in the Agrinatura General Assembly and 3rd Conference held in Helsinki, Finland to discuss Agri-Food Systems Transformation and Sustainable Development 🌍🍽️. #Agrinatura #Sustainability Uni Hohenheim

Yesterday, May 28th, 2024, we had an amazing time at the Hohenheim Tropics BBQ 🍺🥩💃! From delicious grilled treats to lively conversations, It was wonderful to see colleagues and friends come together to celebrate and connect. Until next time🌞✨ #HohenheimTropics #Networking