Category: Publications
Aragsan: A Game-Changing Mung Bean Variety for Somali Farmers
We are delighted to share a momentous development in the agricultural landscape of Somalia,...
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Harvesting Hope: SATG’s Seed Project Triumph in Somalia
Transformative Project We are thrilled to share the completion of a transformative project aimed...
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The Impact of Village-Based Advisors: Unlocking Rural Development Potential
The concept of Village based Advisors(VBA) is getting lot of traction in Africa. Variously...
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Enhancing Agricultural Resilience through Improving Farmer Access to Quality Seed of Improved Varieties
Exploring Agricultural Resilience Enhancement in Somalia This report was written to explore ways...
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Promoting Access to Quality and Certified Somali Seeds
The Somali Agriculture Technical Group (SATG) is actively involved in enhancing the agricultural...
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Revolutionizing Somali Agriculture: Introducing the Siman Maize Hybrid for Increased Yields and Food Security
New maize hybrid called Siman was produced by Filsan Somalia, and it is the first hybrid ever...
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Somalia’s lessons for Africa on
accelerating agricultural growth
Faced with volatile past, Somali’s agricultural sector is now reaping the benefits of partnerships that have promoted
research hence restoring farmers hope in farming once again.
3 Game Changers of Somalia Agriculture Sector
Dr. Howard is an independent consultant on international development issues with a focus on...
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A New Innovative Approach to Protect Crops Against Drought, Temperature and Salt Stress
Drought stress Drought stress can be extremely damaging to crop production systems, and with...
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Somali Staple Food Crops at Risk
Maize and sorghum are staple food crops for the subsistence farming community in Somalia. These...
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Cali garoob / Garanwa (Algroba Tree)
Prosopis juliflora (Sw.) is a shrub native to Mexico, South America and the Caribbean. It
is fast growing nitrogen-fixing and tolerant to arid conditions and saline soils. It’s known
to hold the record for depth of penetration by roots.
AFUUG: Makes a Crop More Resilient to Drought
Afuug is a Somali word. Its meaning is somewhat difficult to translate into English. It refers to the acknowledgement by Somali farmers that they see a yield increase when they grow a crop …
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