Farming In Togo at Kayla Frayne blog

Farming In Togo. Togo has one of the best yields in west africa (3t/ha), with a turnover of xof6.8 billion. Leveraging a strong global demand for organic products, it is produced mainly for export. While urban areas have been growing rapidly, notably in and around lomé, some 60% of the population continues to live in rural areas, with over 65% of these households (about 2.8. Cultivable land makes up 60% of the total togolese territory. Yields have been consistently low for food crops and the performance of the main export crops (cotton,. Agriculture in togo accounted for the livelihoods of 32 percent of the population in 2017 (37 percent of men and 26 percent of women), having declined. By embracing agroecology, promoting sustainable land management, and investing in modern farming techniques, togo aims to improve. With over 3.6 million hectares of cultivable land, the growth potential in the industry is virtually limitless. Over 50% of togo’s estimated seven million people is engaged in agriculture, accounting for nearly 30% of economic activity over the past five years. Although togo's agricultural sector is poorly structured and underdeveloped, it contributes 40 per cent of the gross domestic product. This year, the country launched the very first regulated campaign and it expects to sell 78,000 tons of soybeans.

Togo has one of the best yields in west africa (3t/ha), with a turnover of xof6.8 billion. Yields have been consistently low for food crops and the performance of the main export crops (cotton,. Cultivable land makes up 60% of the total togolese territory. This year, the country launched the very first regulated campaign and it expects to sell 78,000 tons of soybeans. Although togo's agricultural sector is poorly structured and underdeveloped, it contributes 40 per cent of the gross domestic product. By embracing agroecology, promoting sustainable land management, and investing in modern farming techniques, togo aims to improve. With over 3.6 million hectares of cultivable land, the growth potential in the industry is virtually limitless. While urban areas have been growing rapidly, notably in and around lomé, some 60% of the population continues to live in rural areas, with over 65% of these households (about 2.8. Leveraging a strong global demand for organic products, it is produced mainly for export. Agriculture in togo accounted for the livelihoods of 32 percent of the population in 2017 (37 percent of men and 26 percent of women), having declined.

AfDB's ewallet project in Togo a rousing success with farmers

Farming In Togo Although togo's agricultural sector is poorly structured and underdeveloped, it contributes 40 per cent of the gross domestic product. With over 3.6 million hectares of cultivable land, the growth potential in the industry is virtually limitless. Togo has one of the best yields in west africa (3t/ha), with a turnover of xof6.8 billion. Yields have been consistently low for food crops and the performance of the main export crops (cotton,. Over 50% of togo’s estimated seven million people is engaged in agriculture, accounting for nearly 30% of economic activity over the past five years. Agriculture in togo accounted for the livelihoods of 32 percent of the population in 2017 (37 percent of men and 26 percent of women), having declined. Although togo's agricultural sector is poorly structured and underdeveloped, it contributes 40 per cent of the gross domestic product. While urban areas have been growing rapidly, notably in and around lomé, some 60% of the population continues to live in rural areas, with over 65% of these households (about 2.8. Leveraging a strong global demand for organic products, it is produced mainly for export. Cultivable land makes up 60% of the total togolese territory. By embracing agroecology, promoting sustainable land management, and investing in modern farming techniques, togo aims to improve. This year, the country launched the very first regulated campaign and it expects to sell 78,000 tons of soybeans.