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Cotton Campaign in Mali 2019-2020.
Nicolas Réméné / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0220663.jpg
Not far from the municipality of Diaramana, in the Segou region of Mali, the cotton harvesting campaign has begun. The seed cotton harvested in the different surrounding fields is centralized in one place. Young workers fill large bags of cotton and throw them into a dumpster. There other workers tamp cotton with their feet. A truck will then load the bucket to bring it to the mill, a step of separating the cotton fibers from the seeds that carry them. Cotton Campaign in Mali 2019-2020. While the harvest began in virtually all areas of production, Mali, which had set a goal of 800,000 tons of seed cotton, is now reducing its forecasts. If at the launch of the campaign plan last April, the Minister of Agriculture Moulaye Ahmed Boubacar expects an increase of 22% over the previous year, it could be that this campaign is quite poor and hardly exceeds the 600 000T and this despite an increase in cultivation areas. Figures are falling, mainly because of sparse rainfall but also late delivery of agricultural inputs. In Mali, cotton grown on more than 650,000 ha by about 162,000 producers represents 22% of the country's exports. The cotton season allows the creation of many seasonal jobs and it is estimated that nearly 4 million Malians derive their income from cotton farming, which plays a very important role in the socio-economic development of the regions concerned. Mali, which is also suffering a fall in the price of cotton globally, could lose its place this year as the leading producer of seed cotton Africa, at the expense of its neighbor Burkina Faso.
Cotton Campaign in Mali 2019-2020.
Nicolas Réméné / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0220664.jpg
Not far from the municipality of Diaramana, in the Segou region of Mali, the cotton harvesting campaign has begun. The seed cotton harvested in the different surrounding fields is centralized in one place. Young workers fill large bags of cotton and throw them into a dumpster. There other workers tamp cotton with their feet. A truck will then load the bucket to bring it to the mill, a step of separating the cotton fibers from the seeds that carry them. Cotton Campaign in Mali 2019-2020. While the harvest began in virtually all areas of production, Mali, which had set a goal of 800,000 tons of seed cotton, is now reducing its forecasts. If at the launch of the campaign plan last April, the Minister of Agriculture Moulaye Ahmed Boubacar expects an increase of 22% over the previous year, it could be that this campaign is quite poor and hardly exceeds the 600 000T and this despite an increase in cultivation areas. Figures are falling, mainly because of sparse rainfall but also late delivery of agricultural inputs. In Mali, cotton grown on more than 650,000 ha by about 162,000 producers represents 22% of the country's exports. The cotton season allows the creation of many seasonal jobs and it is estimated that nearly 4 million Malians derive their income from cotton farming, which plays a very important role in the socio-economic development of the regions concerned. Mali, which is also suffering a fall in the price of cotton globally, could lose its place this year as the leading producer of seed cotton Africa, at the expense of its neighbor Burkina Faso.
Cotton Campaign in Mali 2019-2020.
Nicolas Réméné / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0220665.jpg
Not far from the municipality of Diaramana, in the Segou region of Mali, the cotton harvesting campaign has begun. The seed cotton harvested in the different surrounding fields is centralized in one place. Young workers fill large bags of cotton and throw them into a dumpster. There other workers tamp cotton with their feet. A truck will then load the bucket to bring it to the mill, a step of separating the cotton fibers from the seeds that carry them. Cotton Campaign in Mali 2019-2020. While the harvest began in virtually all areas of production, Mali, which had set a goal of 800,000 tons of seed cotton, is now reducing its forecasts. If at the launch of the campaign plan last April, the Minister of Agriculture Moulaye Ahmed Boubacar expects an increase of 22% over the previous year, it could be that this campaign is quite poor and hardly exceeds the 600 000T and this despite an increase in cultivation areas. Figures are falling, mainly because of sparse rainfall but also late delivery of agricultural inputs. In Mali, cotton grown on more than 650,000 ha by about 162,000 producers represents 22% of the country's exports. The cotton season allows the creation of many seasonal jobs and it is estimated that nearly 4 million Malians derive their income from cotton farming, which plays a very important role in the socio-economic development of the regions concerned. Mali, which is also suffering a fall in the price of cotton globally, could lose its place this year as the leading producer of seed cotton Africa, at the expense of its neighbor Burkina Faso.
Cotton Campaign in Mali 2019-2020.
Nicolas Réméné / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0220666.jpg
Not far from the municipality of Diaramana, in the Segou region of Mali, the cotton harvesting campaign has begun. The seed cotton harvested in the different surrounding fields is centralized in one place. Young workers fill large bags of cotton and throw them into a dumpster. There other workers tamp cotton with their feet. A truck will then load the bucket to bring it to the mill, a step of separating the cotton fibers from the seeds that carry them. Cotton Campaign in Mali 2019-2020. While the harvest began in virtually all areas of production, Mali, which had set a goal of 800,000 tons of seed cotton, is now reducing its forecasts. If at the launch of the campaign plan last April, the Minister of Agriculture Moulaye Ahmed Boubacar expects an increase of 22% over the previous year, it could be that this campaign is quite poor and hardly exceeds the 600 000T and this despite an increase in cultivation areas. Figures are falling, mainly because of sparse rainfall but also late delivery of agricultural inputs. In Mali, cotton grown on more than 650,000 ha by about 162,000 producers represents 22% of the country's exports. The cotton season allows the creation of many seasonal jobs and it is estimated that nearly 4 million Malians derive their income from cotton farming, which plays a very important role in the socio-economic development of the regions concerned. Mali, which is also suffering a fall in the price of cotton globally, could lose its place this year as the leading producer of seed cotton Africa, at the expense of its neighbor Burkina Faso.
Cotton Campaign in Mali 2019-2020.
Nicolas Réméné / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0220667.jpg
Not far from the municipality of Diaramana, in the Segou region of Mali, the cotton harvesting campaign has begun. The seed cotton harvested in the different surrounding fields is centralized in one place. Young workers fill large bags of cotton and throw them into a dumpster. There other workers tamp cotton with their feet. A truck will then load the bucket to bring it to the mill, a step of separating the cotton fibers from the seeds that carry them. Cotton Campaign in Mali 2019-2020. While the harvest began in virtually all areas of production, Mali, which had set a goal of 800,000 tons of seed cotton, is now reducing its forecasts. If at the launch of the campaign plan last April, the Minister of Agriculture Moulaye Ahmed Boubacar expects an increase of 22% over the previous year, it could be that this campaign is quite poor and hardly exceeds the 600 000T and this despite an increase in cultivation areas. Figures are falling, mainly because of sparse rainfall but also late delivery of agricultural inputs. In Mali, cotton grown on more than 650,000 ha by about 162,000 producers represents 22% of the country's exports. The cotton season allows the creation of many seasonal jobs and it is estimated that nearly 4 million Malians derive their income from cotton farming, which plays a very important role in the socio-economic development of the regions concerned. Mali, which is also suffering a fall in the price of cotton globally, could lose its place this year as the leading producer of seed cotton Africa, at the expense of its neighbor Burkina Faso.
Cotton Campaign in Mali 2019-2020.
Nicolas Réméné / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0220668.jpg
Not far from the municipality of Diaramana, in the Segou region of Mali, the cotton harvesting campaign has begun. The seed cotton harvested in the different surrounding fields is centralized in one place. Young workers fill large bags of cotton and throw them into a dumpster. There other workers tamp cotton with their feet. A truck will then load the bucket to bring it to the mill, a step of separating the cotton fibers from the seeds that carry them. Cotton Campaign in Mali 2019-2020. While the harvest began in virtually all areas of production, Mali, which had set a goal of 800,000 tons of seed cotton, is now reducing its forecasts. If at the launch of the campaign plan last April, the Minister of Agriculture Moulaye Ahmed Boubacar expects an increase of 22% over the previous year, it could be that this campaign is quite poor and hardly exceeds the 600 000T and this despite an increase in cultivation areas. Figures are falling, mainly because of sparse rainfall but also late delivery of agricultural inputs. In Mali, cotton grown on more than 650,000 ha by about 162,000 producers represents 22% of the country's exports. The cotton season allows the creation of many seasonal jobs and it is estimated that nearly 4 million Malians derive their income from cotton farming, which plays a very important role in the socio-economic development of the regions concerned. Mali, which is also suffering a fall in the price of cotton globally, could lose its place this year as the leading producer of seed cotton Africa, at the expense of its neighbor Burkina Faso.
Cotton Campaign in Mali 2019-2020.
Nicolas Réméné / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0220669.jpg
Not far from the municipality of Diaramana, in the Segou region of Mali, the cotton harvesting campaign has begun. The seed cotton harvested in the different surrounding fields is centralized in one place. Young workers fill large bags of cotton and throw them into a dumpster. There other workers tamp cotton with their feet. A truck will then load the bucket to bring it to the mill, a step of separating the cotton fibers from the seeds that carry them. Cotton Campaign in Mali 2019-2020. While the harvest began in virtually all areas of production, Mali, which had set a goal of 800,000 tons of seed cotton, is now reducing its forecasts. If at the launch of the campaign plan last April, the Minister of Agriculture Moulaye Ahmed Boubacar expects an increase of 22% over the previous year, it could be that this campaign is quite poor and hardly exceeds the 600 000T and this despite an increase in cultivation areas. Figures are falling, mainly because of sparse rainfall but also late delivery of agricultural inputs. In Mali, cotton grown on more than 650,000 ha by about 162,000 producers represents 22% of the country's exports. The cotton season allows the creation of many seasonal jobs and it is estimated that nearly 4 million Malians derive their income from cotton farming, which plays a very important role in the socio-economic development of the regions concerned. Mali, which is also suffering a fall in the price of cotton globally, could lose its place this year as the leading producer of seed cotton Africa, at the expense of its neighbor Burkina Faso.
Cotton Campaign in Mali 2019-2020.
Nicolas Réméné / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0220670.jpg
Not far from the municipality of Diaramana, in the Segou region of Mali, the cotton harvesting campaign has begun. The seed cotton harvested in the different surrounding fields is centralized in one place. Young workers fill large bags of cotton and throw them into a dumpster. There other workers tamp cotton with their feet. A truck will then load the bucket to bring it to the mill, a step of separating the cotton fibers from the seeds that carry them. Cotton Campaign in Mali 2019-2020. While the harvest began in virtually all areas of production, Mali, which had set a goal of 800,000 tons of seed cotton, is now reducing its forecasts. If at the launch of the campaign plan last April, the Minister of Agriculture Moulaye Ahmed Boubacar expects an increase of 22% over the previous year, it could be that this campaign is quite poor and hardly exceeds the 600 000T and this despite an increase in cultivation areas. Figures are falling, mainly because of sparse rainfall but also late delivery of agricultural inputs. In Mali, cotton grown on more than 650,000 ha by about 162,000 producers represents 22% of the country's exports. The cotton season allows the creation of many seasonal jobs and it is estimated that nearly 4 million Malians derive their income from cotton farming, which plays a very important role in the socio-economic development of the regions concerned. Mali, which is also suffering a fall in the price of cotton globally, could lose its place this year as the leading producer of seed cotton Africa, at the expense of its neighbor Burkina Faso.
Cotton Campaign in Mali 2019-2020.
Nicolas Réméné / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0220671.jpg
Not far from the municipality of Diaramana, in the Segou region of Mali, the cotton harvesting campaign has begun. The seed cotton harvested in the different surrounding fields is centralized in one place. Young workers fill large bags of cotton and throw them into a dumpster. There other workers tamp cotton with their feet. A truck will then load the bucket to bring it to the mill, a step of separating the cotton fibers from the seeds that carry them. Cotton Campaign in Mali 2019-2020. While the harvest began in virtually all areas of production, Mali, which had set a goal of 800,000 tons of seed cotton, is now reducing its forecasts. If at the launch of the campaign plan last April, the Minister of Agriculture Moulaye Ahmed Boubacar expects an increase of 22% over the previous year, it could be that this campaign is quite poor and hardly exceeds the 600 000T and this despite an increase in cultivation areas. Figures are falling, mainly because of sparse rainfall but also late delivery of agricultural inputs. In Mali, cotton grown on more than 650,000 ha by about 162,000 producers represents 22% of the country's exports. The cotton season allows the creation of many seasonal jobs and it is estimated that nearly 4 million Malians derive their income from cotton farming, which plays a very important role in the socio-economic development of the regions concerned. Mali, which is also suffering a fall in the price of cotton globally, could lose its place this year as the leading producer of seed cotton Africa, at the expense of its neighbor Burkina Faso.
Cotton Campaign in Mali 2019-2020.
Nicolas Réméné / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0220672.jpg
Not far from the municipality of Diaramana, in the Segou region of Mali, the cotton harvesting campaign has begun. The seed cotton harvested in the different surrounding fields is centralized in one place. Young workers fill large bags of cotton and throw them into a dumpster. There other workers tamp cotton with their feet. A truck will then load the bucket to bring it to the mill, a step of separating the cotton fibers from the seeds that carry them. Cotton Campaign in Mali 2019-2020. While the harvest began in virtually all areas of production, Mali, which had set a goal of 800,000 tons of seed cotton, is now reducing its forecasts. If at the launch of the campaign plan last April, the Minister of Agriculture Moulaye Ahmed Boubacar expects an increase of 22% over the previous year, it could be that this campaign is quite poor and hardly exceeds the 600 000T and this despite an increase in cultivation areas. Figures are falling, mainly because of sparse rainfall but also late delivery of agricultural inputs. In Mali, cotton grown on more than 650,000 ha by about 162,000 producers represents 22% of the country's exports. The cotton season allows the creation of many seasonal jobs and it is estimated that nearly 4 million Malians derive their income from cotton farming, which plays a very important role in the socio-economic development of the regions concerned. Mali, which is also suffering a fall in the price of cotton globally, could lose its place this year as the leading producer of seed cotton Africa, at the expense of its neighbor Burkina Faso.
Cotton Campaign in Mali 2019-2020.
Nicolas Réméné / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0220673.jpg
Not far from the municipality of Diaramana, in the Segou region of Mali, the cotton harvesting campaign has begun. The seed cotton harvested in the different surrounding fields is centralized in one place. Young workers fill large bags of cotton and throw them into a dumpster. There other workers tamp cotton with their feet. A truck will then load the bucket to bring it to the mill, a step of separating the cotton fibers from the seeds that carry them. Cotton Campaign in Mali 2019-2020. While the harvest began in virtually all areas of production, Mali, which had set a goal of 800,000 tons of seed cotton, is now reducing its forecasts. If at the launch of the campaign plan last April, the Minister of Agriculture Moulaye Ahmed Boubacar expects an increase of 22% over the previous year, it could be that this campaign is quite poor and hardly exceeds the 600 000T and this despite an increase in cultivation areas. Figures are falling, mainly because of sparse rainfall but also late delivery of agricultural inputs. In Mali, cotton grown on more than 650,000 ha by about 162,000 producers represents 22% of the country's exports. The cotton season allows the creation of many seasonal jobs and it is estimated that nearly 4 million Malians derive their income from cotton farming, which plays a very important role in the socio-economic development of the regions concerned. Mali, which is also suffering a fall in the price of cotton globally, could lose its place this year as the leading producer of seed cotton Africa, at the expense of its neighbor Burkina Faso.
Cotton Campaign in Mali 2019-2020.
Nicolas Réméné / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0220674.jpg
Not far from the municipality of Diaramana, in the Segou region of Mali, the cotton harvesting campaign has begun. The seed cotton harvested in the different surrounding fields is centralized in one place. Young workers fill large bags of cotton and throw them into a dumpster. There other workers tamp cotton with their feet. A truck will then load the bucket to bring it to the mill, a step of separating the cotton fibers from the seeds that carry them. Cotton Campaign in Mali 2019-2020. While the harvest began in virtually all areas of production, Mali, which had set a goal of 800,000 tons of seed cotton, is now reducing its forecasts. If at the launch of the campaign plan last April, the Minister of Agriculture Moulaye Ahmed Boubacar expects an increase of 22% over the previous year, it could be that this campaign is quite poor and hardly exceeds the 600 000T and this despite an increase in cultivation areas. Figures are falling, mainly because of sparse rainfall but also late delivery of agricultural inputs. In Mali, cotton grown on more than 650,000 ha by about 162,000 producers represents 22% of the country's exports. The cotton season allows the creation of many seasonal jobs and it is estimated that nearly 4 million Malians derive their income from cotton farming, which plays a very important role in the socio-economic development of the regions concerned. Mali, which is also suffering a fall in the price of cotton globally, could lose its place this year as the leading producer of seed cotton Africa, at the expense of its neighbor Burkina Faso.
Cotton Campaign in Mali 2019-2020.
Nicolas Réméné / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0220675.jpg
Not far from the municipality of Diaramana, in the Segou region of Mali, the cotton harvesting campaign has begun. The seed cotton harvested in the different surrounding fields is centralized in one place. Young workers fill large bags of cotton and throw them into a dumpster. There other workers tamp cotton with their feet. A truck will then load the bucket to bring it to the mill, a step of separating the cotton fibers from the seeds that carry them. Cotton Campaign in Mali 2019-2020. While the harvest began in virtually all areas of production, Mali, which had set a goal of 800,000 tons of seed cotton, is now reducing its forecasts. If at the launch of the campaign plan last April, the Minister of Agriculture Moulaye Ahmed Boubacar expects an increase of 22% over the previous year, it could be that this campaign is quite poor and hardly exceeds the 600 000T and this despite an increase in cultivation areas. Figures are falling, mainly because of sparse rainfall but also late delivery of agricultural inputs. In Mali, cotton grown on more than 650,000 ha by about 162,000 producers represents 22% of the country's exports. The cotton season allows the creation of many seasonal jobs and it is estimated that nearly 4 million Malians derive their income from cotton farming, which plays a very important role in the socio-economic development of the regions concerned. Mali, which is also suffering a fall in the price of cotton globally, could lose its place this year as the leading producer of seed cotton Africa, at the expense of its neighbor Burkina Faso.
Cotton Campaign in Mali 2019-2020.
Nicolas Réméné / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0220676.jpg
Not far from the municipality of Diaramana, in the Segou region of Mali, the cotton harvesting campaign has begun. The seed cotton harvested in the different surrounding fields is centralized in one place. Young workers fill large bags of cotton and throw them into a dumpster. There other workers tamp cotton with their feet. A truck will then load the bucket to bring it to the mill, a step of separating the cotton fibers from the seeds that carry them. Cotton Campaign in Mali 2019-2020. While the harvest began in virtually all areas of production, Mali, which had set a goal of 800,000 tons of seed cotton, is now reducing its forecasts. If at the launch of the campaign plan last April, the Minister of Agriculture Moulaye Ahmed Boubacar expects an increase of 22% over the previous year, it could be that this campaign is quite poor and hardly exceeds the 600 000T and this despite an increase in cultivation areas. Figures are falling, mainly because of sparse rainfall but also late delivery of agricultural inputs. In Mali, cotton grown on more than 650,000 ha by about 162,000 producers represents 22% of the country's exports. The cotton season allows the creation of many seasonal jobs and it is estimated that nearly 4 million Malians derive their income from cotton farming, which plays a very important role in the socio-economic development of the regions concerned. Mali, which is also suffering a fall in the price of cotton globally, could lose its place this year as the leading producer of seed cotton Africa, at the expense of its neighbor Burkina Faso.
Cotton Campaign in Mali 2019-2020.
Nicolas Réméné / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0220677.jpg
Not far from the municipality of Diaramana, in the Segou region of Mali, the cotton harvesting campaign has begun. The seed cotton harvested in the different surrounding fields is centralized in one place. Young workers fill large bags of cotton and throw them into a dumpster. There other workers tamp cotton with their feet. A truck will then load the bucket to bring it to the mill, a step of separating the cotton fibers from the seeds that carry them. Cotton Campaign in Mali 2019-2020. While the harvest began in virtually all areas of production, Mali, which had set a goal of 800,000 tons of seed cotton, is now reducing its forecasts. If at the launch of the campaign plan last April, the Minister of Agriculture Moulaye Ahmed Boubacar expects an increase of 22% over the previous year, it could be that this campaign is quite poor and hardly exceeds the 600 000T and this despite an increase in cultivation areas. Figures are falling, mainly because of sparse rainfall but also late delivery of agricultural inputs. In Mali, cotton grown on more than 650,000 ha by about 162,000 producers represents 22% of the country's exports. The cotton season allows the creation of many seasonal jobs and it is estimated that nearly 4 million Malians derive their income from cotton farming, which plays a very important role in the socio-economic development of the regions concerned. Mali, which is also suffering a fall in the price of cotton globally, could lose its place this year as the leading producer of seed cotton Africa, at the expense of its neighbor Burkina Faso.
Cotton Campaign in Mali 2019-2020.
Nicolas Réméné / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0220678.jpg
Not far from the municipality of Diaramana, in the Segou region of Mali, the cotton harvesting campaign has begun. The seed cotton harvested in the different surrounding fields is centralized in one place. Young workers fill large bags of cotton and throw them into a dumpster. There other workers tamp cotton with their feet. A truck will then load the bucket to bring it to the mill, a step of separating the cotton fibers from the seeds that carry them. Cotton Campaign in Mali 2019-2020. While the harvest began in virtually all areas of production, Mali, which had set a goal of 800,000 tons of seed cotton, is now reducing its forecasts. If at the launch of the campaign plan last April, the Minister of Agriculture Moulaye Ahmed Boubacar expects an increase of 22% over the previous year, it could be that this campaign is quite poor and hardly exceeds the 600 000T and this despite an increase in cultivation areas. Figures are falling, mainly because of sparse rainfall but also late delivery of agricultural inputs. In Mali, cotton grown on more than 650,000 ha by about 162,000 producers represents 22% of the country's exports. The cotton season allows the creation of many seasonal jobs and it is estimated that nearly 4 million Malians derive their income from cotton farming, which plays a very important role in the socio-economic development of the regions concerned. Mali, which is also suffering a fall in the price of cotton globally, could lose its place this year as the leading producer of seed cotton Africa, at the expense of its neighbor Burkina Faso.
Cotton Campaign in Mali 2019-2020.
Nicolas Réméné / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0220679.jpg
Not far from the municipality of Diaramana, in the Segou region of Mali, the cotton harvesting campaign has begun. The seed cotton harvested in the different surrounding fields is centralized in one place. Young workers fill large bags of cotton and throw them into a dumpster. There other workers tamp cotton with their feet. A truck will then load the bucket to bring it to the mill, a step of separating the cotton fibers from the seeds that carry them. Cotton Campaign in Mali 2019-2020. While the harvest began in virtually all areas of production, Mali, which had set a goal of 800,000 tons of seed cotton, is now reducing its forecasts. If at the launch of the campaign plan last April, the Minister of Agriculture Moulaye Ahmed Boubacar expects an increase of 22% over the previous year, it could be that this campaign is quite poor and hardly exceeds the 600 000T and this despite an increase in cultivation areas. Figures are falling, mainly because of sparse rainfall but also late delivery of agricultural inputs. In Mali, cotton grown on more than 650,000 ha by about 162,000 producers represents 22% of the country's exports. The cotton season allows the creation of many seasonal jobs and it is estimated that nearly 4 million Malians derive their income from cotton farming, which plays a very important role in the socio-economic development of the regions concerned. Mali, which is also suffering a fall in the price of cotton globally, could lose its place this year as the leading producer of seed cotton Africa, at the expense of its neighbor Burkina Faso.
Cotton Campaign in Mali 2019-2020.
Nicolas Réméné / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0220680.jpg
Not far from the municipality of Diaramana, in the Segou region of Mali, the cotton harvesting campaign has begun. The seed cotton harvested in the different surrounding fields is centralized in one place. Young workers fill large bags of cotton and throw them into a dumpster. There other workers tamp cotton with their feet. A truck will then load the bucket to bring it to the mill, a step of separating the cotton fibers from the seeds that carry them. Cotton Campaign in Mali 2019-2020. While the harvest began in virtually all areas of production, Mali, which had set a goal of 800,000 tons of seed cotton, is now reducing its forecasts. If at the launch of the campaign plan last April, the Minister of Agriculture Moulaye Ahmed Boubacar expects an increase of 22% over the previous year, it could be that this campaign is quite poor and hardly exceeds the 600 000T and this despite an increase in cultivation areas. Figures are falling, mainly because of sparse rainfall but also late delivery of agricultural inputs. In Mali, cotton grown on more than 650,000 ha by about 162,000 producers represents 22% of the country's exports. The cotton season allows the creation of many seasonal jobs and it is estimated that nearly 4 million Malians derive their income from cotton farming, which plays a very important role in the socio-economic development of the regions concerned. Mali, which is also suffering a fall in the price of cotton globally, could lose its place this year as the leading producer of seed cotton Africa, at the expense of its neighbor Burkina Faso.
Cotton Campaign in Mali 2019-2020.
Nicolas Réméné / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0220681.jpg
Not far from the municipality of Diaramana, in the Segou region of Mali, the cotton harvesting campaign has begun. The seed cotton harvested in the different surrounding fields is centralized in one place. Young workers fill large bags of cotton and throw them into a dumpster. There other workers tamp cotton with their feet. A truck will then load the bucket to bring it to the mill, a step of separating the cotton fibers from the seeds that carry them. Cotton Campaign in Mali 2019-2020. While the harvest began in virtually all areas of production, Mali, which had set a goal of 800,000 tons of seed cotton, is now reducing its forecasts. If at the launch of the campaign plan last April, the Minister of Agriculture Moulaye Ahmed Boubacar expects an increase of 22% over the previous year, it could be that this campaign is quite poor and hardly exceeds the 600 000T and this despite an increase in cultivation areas. Figures are falling, mainly because of sparse rainfall but also late delivery of agricultural inputs. In Mali, cotton grown on more than 650,000 ha by about 162,000 producers represents 22% of the country's exports. The cotton season allows the creation of many seasonal jobs and it is estimated that nearly 4 million Malians derive their income from cotton farming, which plays a very important role in the socio-economic development of the regions concerned. Mali, which is also suffering a fall in the price of cotton globally, could lose its place this year as the leading producer of seed cotton Africa, at the expense of its neighbor Burkina Faso.
Cotton Campaign in Mali 2019-2020.
Nicolas Réméné / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0220682.jpg
Not far from the municipality of Diaramana, in the Segou region of Mali, the cotton harvesting campaign has begun. The seed cotton harvested in the different surrounding fields is centralized in one place. Young workers fill large bags of cotton and throw them into a dumpster. There other workers tamp cotton with their feet. A truck will then load the bucket to bring it to the mill, a step of separating the cotton fibers from the seeds that carry them. Cotton Campaign in Mali 2019-2020. While the harvest began in virtually all areas of production, Mali, which had set a goal of 800,000 tons of seed cotton, is now reducing its forecasts. If at the launch of the campaign plan last April, the Minister of Agriculture Moulaye Ahmed Boubacar expects an increase of 22% over the previous year, it could be that this campaign is quite poor and hardly exceeds the 600 000T and this despite an increase in cultivation areas. Figures are falling, mainly because of sparse rainfall but also late delivery of agricultural inputs. In Mali, cotton grown on more than 650,000 ha by about 162,000 producers represents 22% of the country's exports. The cotton season allows the creation of many seasonal jobs and it is estimated that nearly 4 million Malians derive their income from cotton farming, which plays a very important role in the socio-economic development of the regions concerned. Mali, which is also suffering a fall in the price of cotton globally, could lose its place this year as the leading producer of seed cotton Africa, at the expense of its neighbor Burkina Faso.
Cotton Campaign in Mali 2019-2020.
Nicolas Réméné / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0220683.jpg
Not far from the municipality of Diaramana, in the Segou region of Mali, the cotton harvesting campaign has begun. The seed cotton harvested in the different surrounding fields is centralized in one place. Young workers fill large bags of cotton and throw them into a dumpster. There other workers tamp cotton with their feet. A truck will then load the bucket to bring it to the mill, a step of separating the cotton fibers from the seeds that carry them. Cotton Campaign in Mali 2019-2020. While the harvest began in virtually all areas of production, Mali, which had set a goal of 800,000 tons of seed cotton, is now reducing its forecasts. If at the launch of the campaign plan last April, the Minister of Agriculture Moulaye Ahmed Boubacar expects an increase of 22% over the previous year, it could be that this campaign is quite poor and hardly exceeds the 600 000T and this despite an increase in cultivation areas. Figures are falling, mainly because of sparse rainfall but also late delivery of agricultural inputs. In Mali, cotton grown on more than 650,000 ha by about 162,000 producers represents 22% of the country's exports. The cotton season allows the creation of many seasonal jobs and it is estimated that nearly 4 million Malians derive their income from cotton farming, which plays a very important role in the socio-economic development of the regions concerned. Mali, which is also suffering a fall in the price of cotton globally, could lose its place this year as the leading producer of seed cotton Africa, at the expense of its neighbor Burkina Faso.
Cotton Campaign in Mali 2019-2020.
Nicolas Réméné / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0220684.jpg
Not far from the municipality of Diaramana, in the Segou region of Mali, the cotton harvesting campaign has begun. The seed cotton harvested in the different surrounding fields is centralized in one place. Young workers fill large bags of cotton and throw them into a dumpster. There other workers tamp cotton with their feet. A truck will then load the bucket to bring it to the mill, a step of separating the cotton fibers from the seeds that carry them. Cotton Campaign in Mali 2019-2020. While the harvest began in virtually all areas of production, Mali, which had set a goal of 800,000 tons of seed cotton, is now reducing its forecasts. If at the launch of the campaign plan last April, the Minister of Agriculture Moulaye Ahmed Boubacar expects an increase of 22% over the previous year, it could be that this campaign is quite poor and hardly exceeds the 600 000T and this despite an increase in cultivation areas. Figures are falling, mainly because of sparse rainfall but also late delivery of agricultural inputs. In Mali, cotton grown on more than 650,000 ha by about 162,000 producers represents 22% of the country's exports. The cotton season allows the creation of many seasonal jobs and it is estimated that nearly 4 million Malians derive their income from cotton farming, which plays a very important role in the socio-economic development of the regions concerned. Mali, which is also suffering a fall in the price of cotton globally, could lose its place this year as the leading producer of seed cotton Africa, at the expense of its neighbor Burkina Faso.
Cotton Campaign in Mali 2019-2020.
Nicolas Réméné / Le Pictorium
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Not far from the municipality of Diaramana, in the Segou region of Mali, the cotton harvesting campaign has begun. The seed cotton harvested in the different surrounding fields is centralized in one place. Young workers fill large bags of cotton and throw them into a dumpster. There other workers tamp cotton with their feet. A truck will then load the bucket to bring it to the mill, a step of separating the cotton fibers from the seeds that carry them. Cotton Campaign in Mali 2019-2020. While the harvest began in virtually all areas of production, Mali, which had set a goal of 800,000 tons of seed cotton, is now reducing its forecasts. If at the launch of the campaign plan last April, the Minister of Agriculture Moulaye Ahmed Boubacar expects an increase of 22% over the previous year, it could be that this campaign is quite poor and hardly exceeds the 600 000T and this despite an increase in cultivation areas. Figures are falling, mainly because of sparse rainfall but also late delivery of agricultural inputs. In Mali, cotton grown on more than 650,000 ha by about 162,000 producers represents 22% of the country's exports. The cotton season allows the creation of many seasonal jobs and it is estimated that nearly 4 million Malians derive their income from cotton farming, which plays a very important role in the socio-economic development of the regions concerned. Mali, which is also suffering a fall in the price of cotton globally, could lose its place this year as the leading producer of seed cotton Africa, at the expense of its neighbor Burkina Faso.
Cotton Campaign in Mali 2019-2020.
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Not far from the municipality of Diaramana, in the Segou region of Mali, the cotton harvesting campaign has begun. The seed cotton harvested in the different surrounding fields is centralized in one place. Young workers fill large bags of cotton and throw them into a dumpster. There other workers tamp cotton with their feet. A truck will then load the bucket to bring it to the mill, a step of separating the cotton fibers from the seeds that carry them. Cotton Campaign in Mali 2019-2020. While the harvest began in virtually all areas of production, Mali, which had set a goal of 800,000 tons of seed cotton, is now reducing its forecasts. If at the launch of the campaign plan last April, the Minister of Agriculture Moulaye Ahmed Boubacar expects an increase of 22% over the previous year, it could be that this campaign is quite poor and hardly exceeds the 600 000T and this despite an increase in cultivation areas. Figures are falling, mainly because of sparse rainfall but also late delivery of agricultural inputs. In Mali, cotton grown on more than 650,000 ha by about 162,000 producers represents 22% of the country's exports. The cotton season allows the creation of many seasonal jobs and it is estimated that nearly 4 million Malians derive their income from cotton farming, which plays a very important role in the socio-economic development of the regions concerned. Mali, which is also suffering a fall in the price of cotton globally, could lose its place this year as the leading producer of seed cotton Africa, at the expense of its neighbor Burkina Faso.
Cotton Campaign in Mali 2019-2020.
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Not far from the municipality of Diaramana, in the Segou region of Mali, the cotton harvesting campaign has begun. The seed cotton harvested in the different surrounding fields is centralized in one place. Young workers fill large bags of cotton and throw them into a dumpster. There other workers tamp cotton with their feet. A truck will then load the bucket to bring it to the mill, a step of separating the cotton fibers from the seeds that carry them. Cotton Campaign in Mali 2019-2020. While the harvest began in virtually all areas of production, Mali, which had set a goal of 800,000 tons of seed cotton, is now reducing its forecasts. If at the launch of the campaign plan last April, the Minister of Agriculture Moulaye Ahmed Boubacar expects an increase of 22% over the previous year, it could be that this campaign is quite poor and hardly exceeds the 600 000T and this despite an increase in cultivation areas. Figures are falling, mainly because of sparse rainfall but also late delivery of agricultural inputs. In Mali, cotton grown on more than 650,000 ha by about 162,000 producers represents 22% of the country's exports. The cotton season allows the creation of many seasonal jobs and it is estimated that nearly 4 million Malians derive their income from cotton farming, which plays a very important role in the socio-economic development of the regions concerned. Mali, which is also suffering a fall in the price of cotton globally, could lose its place this year as the leading producer of seed cotton Africa, at the expense of its neighbor Burkina Faso.
Cotton Campaign in Mali 2019-2020.
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Aerial view of the heaps of cotton (right) in Diaramana commune on November 22, 2019. In the Ségou region of Mali, the cotton harvesting campaign has begun. Cotton Campaign in Mali 2019-2020. While the harvest began in virtually all areas of production, Mali, which had set a goal of 800,000 tons of seed cotton, is now reducing its forecasts. If at the launch of the campaign plan last April, the Minister of Agriculture Moulaye Ahmed Boubacar expects an increase of 22% over the previous year, it could be that this campaign is quite poor and hardly exceeds the 600 000T and this despite an increase in cultivation areas. Figures are falling, mainly because of sparse rainfall but also late delivery of agricultural inputs. In Mali, cotton grown on more than 650,000 ha by about 162,000 producers represents 22% of the country's exports. The cotton season allows the creation of many seasonal jobs and it is estimated that nearly 4 million Malians derive their income from cotton farming, which plays a very important role in the socio-economic development of the regions concerned. Mali, which is also suffering a fall in the price of cotton globally, could lose its place this year as the leading producer of seed cotton Africa, at the expense of its neighbor Burkina Faso.
Cotton Campaign in Mali 2019-2020.
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Between Koutiala and Koury in the Sikasso region of Mali, the cotton harvesting campaign has begun. The seed cotton harvested in the different surrounding fields is centralized in one place. The young workers fill large bags of cotton, balls that they will then be loaded into a dumpster. A truck will then load the bucket to bring it to the mill, a step of separating the cotton fibers from the seeds that carry them. Cotton Campaign in Mali 2019-2020. While the harvest began in virtually all areas of production, Mali, which had set a goal of 800,000 tons of seed cotton, is now reducing its forecasts. If at the launch of the campaign plan last April, the Minister of Agriculture Moulaye Ahmed Boubacar expects an increase of 22% over the previous year, it could be that this campaign is quite poor and hardly exceeds the 600 000T and this despite an increase in cultivation areas. Figures are falling, mainly because of sparse rainfall but also late delivery of agricultural inputs. In Mali, cotton grown on more than 650,000 ha by about 162,000 producers represents 22% of the country's exports. The cotton season allows the creation of many seasonal jobs and it is estimated that nearly 4 million Malians derive their income from cotton farming, which plays a very important role in the socio-economic development of the regions concerned. Mali, which is also suffering a fall in the price of cotton globally, could lose its place this year as the leading producer of seed cotton Africa, at the expense of its neighbor Burkina Faso.
Cotton Campaign in Mali 2019-2020.
Nicolas Réméné / Le Pictorium
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Between Koutiala and Koury in the Sikasso region of Mali, the cotton harvesting campaign has begun. The seed cotton harvested in the different surrounding fields is centralized in one place. The young workers fill large bags of cotton, balls that they will then be loaded into a dumpster. A truck will then load the bucket to bring it to the mill, a step of separating the cotton fibers from the seeds that carry them. Cotton Campaign in Mali 2019-2020. While the harvest began in virtually all areas of production, Mali, which had set a goal of 800,000 tons of seed cotton, is now reducing its forecasts. If at the launch of the campaign plan last April, the Minister of Agriculture Moulaye Ahmed Boubacar expects an increase of 22% over the previous year, it could be that this campaign is quite poor and hardly exceeds the 600 000T and this despite an increase in cultivation areas. Figures are falling, mainly because of sparse rainfall but also late delivery of agricultural inputs. In Mali, cotton grown on more than 650,000 ha by about 162,000 producers represents 22% of the country's exports. The cotton season allows the creation of many seasonal jobs and it is estimated that nearly 4 million Malians derive their income from cotton farming, which plays a very important role in the socio-economic development of the regions concerned. Mali, which is also suffering a fall in the price of cotton globally, could lose its place this year as the leading producer of seed cotton Africa, at the expense of its neighbor Burkina Faso.
Cotton Campaign in Mali 2019-2020.
Nicolas Réméné / Le Pictorium
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Between Koutiala and Koury in the Sikasso region of Mali, the cotton harvesting campaign has begun. The seed cotton harvested in the different surrounding fields is centralized in one place. The young workers fill large bags of cotton, balls that they will then be loaded into a dumpster. A truck will then load the bucket to bring it to the mill, a step of separating the cotton fibers from the seeds that carry them. Cotton Campaign in Mali 2019-2020. While the harvest began in virtually all areas of production, Mali, which had set a goal of 800,000 tons of seed cotton, is now reducing its forecasts. If at the launch of the campaign plan last April, the Minister of Agriculture Moulaye Ahmed Boubacar expects an increase of 22% over the previous year, it could be that this campaign is quite poor and hardly exceeds the 600 000T and this despite an increase in cultivation areas. Figures are falling, mainly because of sparse rainfall but also late delivery of agricultural inputs. In Mali, cotton grown on more than 650,000 ha by about 162,000 producers represents 22% of the country's exports. The cotton season allows the creation of many seasonal jobs and it is estimated that nearly 4 million Malians derive their income from cotton farming, which plays a very important role in the socio-economic development of the regions concerned. Mali, which is also suffering a fall in the price of cotton globally, could lose its place this year as the leading producer of seed cotton Africa, at the expense of its neighbor Burkina Faso.
Cotton Campaign in Mali 2019-2020.
Nicolas Réméné / Le Pictorium
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Between Koutiala and Koury in the Sikasso region of Mali, the cotton harvesting campaign has begun. The seed cotton harvested in the different surrounding fields is centralized in one place. The young workers fill large bags of cotton, balls that they will then be loaded into a dumpster. A truck will then load the bucket to bring it to the mill, a step of separating the cotton fibers from the seeds that carry them. Cotton Campaign in Mali 2019-2020. While the harvest began in virtually all areas of production, Mali, which had set a goal of 800,000 tons of seed cotton, is now reducing its forecasts. If at the launch of the campaign plan last April, the Minister of Agriculture Moulaye Ahmed Boubacar expects an increase of 22% over the previous year, it could be that this campaign is quite poor and hardly exceeds the 600 000T and this despite an increase in cultivation areas. Figures are falling, mainly because of sparse rainfall but also late delivery of agricultural inputs. In Mali, cotton grown on more than 650,000 ha by about 162,000 producers represents 22% of the country's exports. The cotton season allows the creation of many seasonal jobs and it is estimated that nearly 4 million Malians derive their income from cotton farming, which plays a very important role in the socio-economic development of the regions concerned. Mali, which is also suffering a fall in the price of cotton globally, could lose its place this year as the leading producer of seed cotton Africa, at the expense of its neighbor Burkina Faso.
Cotton Campaign in Mali 2019-2020.
Nicolas Réméné / Le Pictorium
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Between Koutiala and Koury in the Sikasso region of Mali, the cotton harvesting campaign has begun. The seed cotton harvested in the different surrounding fields is centralized in one place. The young workers fill large bags of cotton, balls that they will then be loaded into a dumpster. A truck will then load the bucket to bring it to the mill, a step of separating the cotton fibers from the seeds that carry them. Cotton Campaign in Mali 2019-2020. While the harvest began in virtually all areas of production, Mali, which had set a goal of 800,000 tons of seed cotton, is now reducing its forecasts. If at the launch of the campaign plan last April, the Minister of Agriculture Moulaye Ahmed Boubacar expects an increase of 22% over the previous year, it could be that this campaign is quite poor and hardly exceeds the 600 000T and this despite an increase in cultivation areas. Figures are falling, mainly because of sparse rainfall but also late delivery of agricultural inputs. In Mali, cotton grown on more than 650,000 ha by about 162,000 producers represents 22% of the country's exports. The cotton season allows the creation of many seasonal jobs and it is estimated that nearly 4 million Malians derive their income from cotton farming, which plays a very important role in the socio-economic development of the regions concerned. Mali, which is also suffering a fall in the price of cotton globally, could lose its place this year as the leading producer of seed cotton Africa, at the expense of its neighbor Burkina Faso.
Cotton Campaign in Mali 2019-2020.
Nicolas Réméné / Le Pictorium
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Between Koutiala and Koury in the Sikasso region of Mali, the cotton harvesting campaign has begun. The seed cotton harvested in the different surrounding fields is centralized in one place. The young workers fill large bags of cotton, balls that they will then be loaded into a dumpster. A truck will then load the bucket to bring it to the mill, a step of separating the cotton fibers from the seeds that carry them. Cotton Campaign in Mali 2019-2020. While the harvest began in virtually all areas of production, Mali, which had set a goal of 800,000 tons of seed cotton, is now reducing its forecasts. If at the launch of the campaign plan last April, the Minister of Agriculture Moulaye Ahmed Boubacar expects an increase of 22% over the previous year, it could be that this campaign is quite poor and hardly exceeds the 600 000T and this despite an increase in cultivation areas. Figures are falling, mainly because of sparse rainfall but also late delivery of agricultural inputs. In Mali, cotton grown on more than 650,000 ha by about 162,000 producers represents 22% of the country's exports. The cotton season allows the creation of many seasonal jobs and it is estimated that nearly 4 million Malians derive their income from cotton farming, which plays a very important role in the socio-economic development of the regions concerned. Mali, which is also suffering a fall in the price of cotton globally, could lose its place this year as the leading producer of seed cotton Africa, at the expense of its neighbor Burkina Faso.
Cotton Campaign in Mali 2019-2020.
Nicolas Réméné / Le Pictorium
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Between Koutiala and Koury in the Sikasso region of Mali, the cotton harvesting campaign has begun. The seed cotton harvested in the different surrounding fields is centralized in one place. The young workers fill large bags of cotton, balls that they will then be loaded into a dumpster. A truck will then load the bucket to bring it to the mill, a step of separating the cotton fibers from the seeds that carry them. Cotton Campaign in Mali 2019-2020. While the harvest began in virtually all areas of production, Mali, which had set a goal of 800,000 tons of seed cotton, is now reducing its forecasts. If at the launch of the campaign plan last April, the Minister of Agriculture Moulaye Ahmed Boubacar expects an increase of 22% over the previous year, it could be that this campaign is quite poor and hardly exceeds the 600 000T and this despite an increase in cultivation areas. Figures are falling, mainly because of sparse rainfall but also late delivery of agricultural inputs. In Mali, cotton grown on more than 650,000 ha by about 162,000 producers represents 22% of the country's exports. The cotton season allows the creation of many seasonal jobs and it is estimated that nearly 4 million Malians derive their income from cotton farming, which plays a very important role in the socio-economic development of the regions concerned. Mali, which is also suffering a fall in the price of cotton globally, could lose its place this year as the leading producer of seed cotton Africa, at the expense of its neighbor Burkina Faso.
Cotton Campaign in Mali 2019-2020.
Nicolas Réméné / Le Pictorium
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Between Koutiala and Koury in the Sikasso region of Mali, the cotton harvesting campaign has begun. The seed cotton harvested in the different surrounding fields is centralized in one place. The young workers fill large bags of cotton, balls that they will then be loaded into a dumpster. A truck will then load the bucket to bring it to the mill, a step of separating the cotton fibers from the seeds that carry them. Cotton Campaign in Mali 2019-2020. While the harvest began in virtually all areas of production, Mali, which had set a goal of 800,000 tons of seed cotton, is now reducing its forecasts. If at the launch of the campaign plan last April, the Minister of Agriculture Moulaye Ahmed Boubacar expects an increase of 22% over the previous year, it could be that this campaign is quite poor and hardly exceeds the 600 000T and this despite an increase in cultivation areas. Figures are falling, mainly because of sparse rainfall but also late delivery of agricultural inputs. In Mali, cotton grown on more than 650,000 ha by about 162,000 producers represents 22% of the country's exports. The cotton season allows the creation of many seasonal jobs and it is estimated that nearly 4 million Malians derive their income from cotton farming, which plays a very important role in the socio-economic development of the regions concerned. Mali, which is also suffering a fall in the price of cotton globally, could lose its place this year as the leading producer of seed cotton Africa, at the expense of its neighbor Burkina Faso.
Agroecology in Mali
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Sindalak, Siby (Mali), A woman is putting a "traditional" fertilizer (bark, manure and various plant residues) on a plot of the Sindalak community garden.
Agroecology in Mali
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Sindalak, Siby (Mali), A woman is putting a "traditional" fertilizer (bark, manure and various plant residues) on a plot of the Sindalak community garden.
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Siby (Mali) 50 km from Bamako. Feet of sorghum.
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Siby (Mali) 50 km from Bamako. Okra feet.
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Siby (Mali) 50 km from Bamako. A field of millet.
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Siby (Mali) 50 km from Bamako. Abdoulaye Camara in a millet field before harvest.
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Djejenni, Siby (Mali) Market garden
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djejenni, Siby (Mali) Eggplant culture.
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Djenjeni, Siby (Mali), Lamine Camara, applies straw to her eggplant crops. This technique allows it to keep the wet earth longer.
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Djejenni, Siby (Mali) Practice of an agrarian system called slash-and-burn agriculture. the fields are cleared by fire and then cultivated for a short period of time and then fallow.
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Djenjeni, Siby (Mali), Cotton fields just before the harvest.
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Djenjeni, Siby (Mali), Cotton fields just before the harvest.
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Djenjeni, Siby (Mali), Cotton fields just before the harvest.
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Sindalak, Siby (Mali) Irrigation in the form of small canals in a community garden. Water is extracted from the wells by means of motor pumps.
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Sindalak, Siby (Mali) Irrigation in the form of small canals in a community garden. Water is extracted from the wells by means of motor pumps.
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Siby (Mali) 50 km from Bamako. Salad plants in a market garden.
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Sindalak, Siby (Mali), N'Goyo seed, variety of round eggplant.
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Siby (Mali) 50 km from Bamako. Onion plants ready to be replanted.
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Sindalak, Siby (Mali), A woman is putting a "traditional" fertilizer (bark, manure and various plant residues) on a plot of the Sindalak community garden.
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Sindalak, Siby (Mali), A woman is putting a "traditional" fertilizer (bark, manure and various plant residues) on a plot of the Sindalak community garden.
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Sindalak, Siby (Mali), A woman is putting a "traditional" fertilizer (bark, manure and various plant residues) on a plot of the Sindalak community garden.
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Sindalak, Siby (Mali), A woman is putting a "traditional" fertilizer (bark, manure and various plant residues) on a plot of the Sindalak community garden.
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Sindalak, Siby (Mali), A woman is putting a "traditional" fertilizer (bark, manure and various plant residues) on a plot of the Sindalak community garden.
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Sindalak, Siby (Mali), A woman is putting a "traditional" fertilizer (bark, manure and various plant residues) on a plot of the Sindalak community garden.
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Morola, Siby (Mali), Brahma Camara, big brother of Abdoulaye Camara, removes the weeds in a plot of onions from the family garden. The onion shoots will then be torn off to be multiplied by division. Technique of cutting a bulb in two and replanting.
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Morola, Siby (Mali), A young man sprinkles a crop of onions in vegetable gardens.
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