Tag: Sorghum

  • A SWEETER ABLO

    Ablo is a traditional Togolese corn cake. It’s made by steaming some paste and comes out as as kind of a dumpling like cake. The farmers of Atti-Apedokoe grow plenty of maize but they don’t always get great yields these days. So they attended a training session offered by staff at the Institut Togolais de […]

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    A SWEETER ABLO
  • TRY SOME SORGHUM IN YOUR COUSCOUS

    The villagers of Atti-Apedokoe in Togo love their couscous. For generations, they’ve made it with maize (corn). But maize isn’t terribly resilient to all the challenges that Mother Nature is throwing at our farming systems these days. So scientists at the Institut Togolais de Recherche Agronomique and the International Center for Biosaline Agriculture – ICBA […]

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    TRY SOME SORGHUM IN YOUR COUSCOUS
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