In a recent collaboration between Haramaya University, the RAISE-FS project, and the Babile woreda Agricultural Office, a successful field day was organized in Babile woreda to showcase the benefits of intercropping sorghum with common beans using Integrated Soil Fertility Management (ISFM) practices. In contrast to the conventional sorghum monoculture commonly practiced in Babile woreda through … Continue reading Intercropping sorghum with common beans: An alternative solution for smallholder farmers
Promoting Orphan Crops: Introducing Amaranthus for food and nutrition security in Sire woreda
Orphan crops, also known as neglected or underutilized crops, have historically been overshadowed by staple crops like wheat, rice, and maize. However, these lesser-known crops offer significant potential for improving agricultural resilience, nutrition, and promoting crop diversification. Amaranths, commonly known as amaranth, is a standout among these orphan crops due to its versatility and resilience. … Continue reading Promoting Orphan Crops: Introducing Amaranthus for food and nutrition security in Sire woreda
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