Marshal Papworth short course student presentations 2019

At the end of their 10 week short course BTEC in Sustainable Farming, our 11 scholars were keen to share the projects that they plan to start as they touch down in their home countries of Sri Lanka, Kenya, Ghana, Burkina Faso and Malawi.

Please click on the links below to view their presentations:

Joseph Nsobila Adonna – Ghana – Sesame Chain Value Development for Women

Florence Achieng Agunda – Kenya – Minimum Tillage to Increase Crop Production

Talato Charlotte Zoungrana Silsha – Burkina Faso – Using Organic Fertilizer in Shea Nut Production to Increase Wealth of Women

Knight Chambalika Mhango – Malawi – Use of Neem Leaf Meal to Control Disease and Pests in Chicken Production

Job Mutabes – Kenya – Formation of Aggregation Centres to Create Market for Small Scale Farmers

John Ochieng Opondo – Kenya – Detecting, Preventing and Controlling Mosaic Disease in Cassava

Charity Chimphamba Phiri – Malawi – Increasing Pig Enterprise Productivity

Ramatu Saaka – Ghana – Compost and Legume Intercrops to Improve Cashew Tree Productivity

Owen Amihali Atindana – Ghana – Trees and Woodland for Sustainable Agriculture

Rev. Thuraisamy (Joshua) Savignanam – Sri Lanka – Sustainable Agriculture to Tackle Poverty in Sri Lanka

Kalifa Traore – Burkina Faso – Improving the Productivity of Forests