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Agroecology in MaliMaliNicolas RéménéLePictorium_0195477.jpgSindalak, 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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Agroecology in MaliMaliNicolas RéménéLePictorium_0195478.jpgSindalak, 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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Agroecology in MaliMaliNicolas RéménéLePictorium_0195479.jpgSiby (Mali) 50 km from Bamako. Feet of sorghum.
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Agroecology in MaliMaliNicolas RéménéLePictorium_0195480.jpgSiby (Mali) 50 km from Bamako. Okra feet.
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Agroecology in MaliMaliNicolas RéménéLePictorium_0195481.jpgSiby (Mali) 50 km from Bamako. A field of millet.
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Agroecology in MaliMaliNicolas RéménéLePictorium_0195482.jpgSiby (Mali) 50 km from Bamako. Abdoulaye Camara in a millet field before harvest.
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Agroecology in MaliMaliNicolas RéménéLePictorium_0195483.jpgDjejenni, Siby (Mali) Market garden
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Agroecology in MaliMaliNicolas RéménéLePictorium_0195484.jpgdjejenni, Siby (Mali) Eggplant culture.
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Agroecology in MaliMaliNicolas RéménéLePictorium_0195485.jpgDjenjeni, Siby (Mali), Lamine Camara, applies straw to her eggplant crops. This technique allows it to keep the wet earth longer.
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Agroecology in MaliMaliNicolas RéménéLePictorium_0195486.jpgDjejenni, 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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Agroecology in MaliMaliNicolas RéménéLePictorium_0195487.jpgDjenjeni, Siby (Mali), Cotton fields just before the harvest.
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Agroecology in MaliMaliNicolas RéménéLePictorium_0195488.jpgDjenjeni, Siby (Mali), Cotton fields just before the harvest.
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Agroecology in MaliMaliNicolas RéménéLePictorium_0195489.jpgDjenjeni, Siby (Mali), Cotton fields just before the harvest.
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GLOBAL CONVERGENCE OF THE FIGHT AGAINST EARTH AND WATER IN AFRICAMaliNicolas RéménéLePictorium_0195490.jpgMassa Koné (g) and Chantal Jacovetti (d) during a press conference in Bamako on the occasion of the meeting organized at the International Training Center for Agroecology in Nyéléni, Sélingué (Mali) in December 2016. Massa Koné is the representative of the Global Convergence of struggles for land and water in West Africa. Chantal Jacovetti is a member of the National Coordination of Peasant Organizations of Mali (CNOP) and the Malian Convergence Against Land Grabbing (CMAT).
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GLOBAL CONVERGENCE OF THE FIGHT AGAINST EARTH AND WATER IN AFRICAMaliNicolas RéménéLePictorium_0195491.jpgMassa Koné at a press conference in Bamako on the occasion of the meeting organized at the International Training Center in Agroecology Nyéléni, Sélingué (Mali) in December 2016. Massa Koné is the representative of the Global Convergence of struggles for land and water in West Africa.
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GLOBAL CONVERGENCE OF THE FIGHT AGAINST EARTH AND WATER IN AFRICAMaliNicolas RéménéLePictorium_0195492.jpgChantal Jacovetti during a press conference in Bamako on the occasion of the meeting organized at the International Training Center in Agroecology Nyéléni, Sélingué (Mali) in December 2016. Chantal Jacovetti is a member of the National Coordination of Farmers Organizations of Mali (CNOP) and the Malian Convergence Against Land Grabbing (CMAT).
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GLOBAL CONVERGENCE OF THE FIGHT AGAINST EARTH AND WATER IN AFRICAMaliNicolas RéménéLePictorium_0195493.jpgChantal Jacovetti during a press conference in Bamako on the occasion of the meeting organized at the International Training Center in Agroecology Nyéléni, Sélingué (Mali) in December 2016. Chantal Jacovetti is a member of the National Coordination of Farmers Organizations of Mali (CNOP) and the Malian Convergence Against Land Grabbing (CMAT).
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GLOBAL CONVERGENCE OF THE FIGHT AGAINST EARTH AND WATER IN AFRICAMaliNicolas RéménéLePictorium_0195494.jpgChantal Jacovetti during a press conference in Bamako on the occasion of the meeting organized at the International Training Center in Agroecology Nyéléni, Sélingué (Mali) in December 2016. Chantal Jacovetti is a member of the National Coordination of Farmers Organizations of Mali (CNOP) and the Malian Convergence Against Land Grabbing (CMAT).
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GLOBAL CONVERGENCE OF THE FIGHT AGAINST EARTH AND WATER IN AFRICAMaliNicolas RéménéLePictorium_0195495.jpgChantal Jacovetti during a press conference in Bamako on the occasion of the meeting organized at the International Training Center in Agroecology Nyéléni, Sélingué (Mali) in December 2016. Chantal Jacovetti is a member of the National Coordination of Farmers Organizations of Mali (CNOP) and the Malian Convergence Against Land Grabbing (CMAT).
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GLOBAL CONVERGENCE OF THE FIGHT AGAINST EARTH AND WATER IN AFRICAMaliNicolas RéménéLePictorium_0195496.jpgChantal Jacovetti during a press conference in Bamako on the occasion of the meeting organized at the International Training Center in Agroecology Nyéléni, Sélingué (Mali) in December 2016. Chantal Jacovetti is a member of the National Coordination of Farmers Organizations of Mali (CNOP) and the Malian Convergence Against Land Grabbing (CMAT).
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Agroecology in MaliMaliNicolas RéménéLePictorium_0195466.jpgSindalak, 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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Agroecology in MaliMaliNicolas RéménéLePictorium_0195467.jpgSindalak, 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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Agroecology in MaliMaliNicolas RéménéLePictorium_0195468.jpgSiby (Mali) 50 km from Bamako. Salad plants in a market garden.
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Agroecology in MaliMaliNicolas RéménéLePictorium_0195469.jpgSindalak, Siby (Mali), N'Goyo seed, variety of round eggplant.
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Agroecology in MaliMaliNicolas RéménéLePictorium_0195470.jpgSiby (Mali) 50 km from Bamako. Onion plants ready to be replanted.
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Agroecology in MaliMaliNicolas RéménéLePictorium_0195471.jpgSindalak, 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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Agroecology in MaliMaliNicolas RéménéLePictorium_0195472.jpgSindalak, 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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Agroecology in MaliMaliNicolas RéménéLePictorium_0195473.jpgSindalak, 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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Agroecology in MaliMaliNicolas RéménéLePictorium_0195474.jpgSindalak, 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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Agroecology in MaliMaliNicolas RéménéLePictorium_0195475.jpgSindalak, 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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Agroecology in MaliMaliNicolas RéménéLePictorium_0195476.jpgSindalak, 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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Agroecology in MaliMaliNicolas RéménéLePictorium_0195438.jpgMorola, 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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Agroecology in MaliMaliNicolas RéménéLePictorium_0195439.jpgMorola, Siby (Mali), A young man sprinkles a crop of onions in vegetable gardens.
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Agroecology in MaliMaliNicolas RéménéLePictorium_0195440.jpgSindalak Market Gardens, Siby (Mali)
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Agroecology in MaliMaliNicolas RéménéLePictorium_0195441.jpgSindalak, Siby (Mali), cut of a bulb of onion in two to multiply the shoots. This so-called division multiplication technique involves cutting a bulb in two and replanting it.
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Agroecology in MaliMaliNicolas RéménéLePictorium_0195442.jpgSindalak, Siby (Mali), cut of a bulb of onion in two to multiply the shoots. This so-called division multiplication technique involves cutting a bulb in two and replanting it.
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Agroecology in MaliMaliNicolas RéménéLePictorium_0195443.jpgSindalak, Siby (Mali), cut of a bulb of onion in two to multiply the shoots. This so-called division multiplication technique involves cutting a bulb in two and replanting it.
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Agroecology in MaliMaliNicolas RéménéLePictorium_0195444.jpgSindalak, Siby (Mali), cut of a bulb of onion in two to multiply the shoots. This so-called division multiplication technique involves cutting a bulb in two and replanting it.
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Agroecology in MaliMaliNicolas RéménéLePictorium_0195445.jpgSindalak, Siby (Mali), cut of a bulb of onion in two to multiply the shoots. This so-called division multiplication technique involves cutting a bulb in two and replanting it.
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Agroecology in MaliMaliNicolas RéménéLePictorium_0195446.jpgSindalak, Siby (Mali), cut of a bulb of onion in two to multiply the shoots. This so-called division multiplication technique involves cutting a bulb in two and replanting it.
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Agroecology in MaliMaliNicolas RéménéLePictorium_0195447.jpgSindalak, Siby (Mali), Salad plants under a mosquito net before being replanted in the ground.
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Agroecology in MaliMaliNicolas RéménéLePictorium_0195448.jpgSindalak Market Gardens, Siby (Mali)
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Agroecology in MaliMaliNicolas RéménéLePictorium_0195449.jpgSindalak, Siby (Mali), Sweet potato seeds recovered from the plant during flowering.
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Agroecology in MaliMaliNicolas RéménéLePictorium_0195450.jpgSindalak, Siby (Mali), Sweet potato seeds recovered from the plant during flowering.
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Agroecology in MaliMaliNicolas RéménéLePictorium_0195451.jpgSindalak, Siby (Mali), A piece of yam stalk is replanted in the soil, giving back a climbing plant that will produce new tubers.
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Agroecology in MaliMaliNicolas RéménéLePictorium_0195452.jpgSindalak, Siby (Mali), A piece of yam stalk is replanted in the soil, giving back a climbing plant that will produce new tubers.
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Agroecology in MaliMaliNicolas RéménéLePictorium_0195453.jpgSindalak, Siby (Mali), A piece of yam stalk is replanted in the soil, giving back a climbing plant that will produce new tubers.
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Agroecology in MaliMaliNicolas RéménéLePictorium_0195454.jpgMarket gardens of Sindalak, Siby (Mali). The Jatropha, shrub often used in fence gardens. Its seeds are also used to produce biofuel.
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Agroecology in MaliMaliNicolas RéménéLePictorium_0195455.jpgSindalak, Siby (Mali), dried peppers and okra on the roof of an attic. The seeds are recovered thus serving as new seeds.
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Agroecology in MaliMaliNicolas RéménéLePictorium_0195456.jpgSindalak, Siby (Mali), A calabash with corn and potatoes.
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Agroecology in MaliMaliNicolas RéménéLePictorium_0195457.jpgSindalak, Siby (Mali), A woman sorting peanuts
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Agroecology in MaliMaliNicolas RéménéLePictorium_0195458.jpgSindalak, Siby (Mali), bag of unhusked rice.
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Agroecology in MaliMaliNicolas RéménéLePictorium_0195459.jpgSindalak, Siby (Mali), An attic for seeds.
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Agroecology in MaliMaliNicolas RéménéLePictorium_0195460.jpgSindalak, Siby (Mali), okra is preserved for its seeds, they will be replanted during the next rainy season (rainy season)
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Agroecology in MaliMaliNicolas RéménéLePictorium_0195461.jpgSindalak, Siby (Mali), An attic for okra seeds.
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Agroecology in MaliMaliNicolas RéménéLePictorium_0195462.jpgSiby (Mali) 50 km from Bamako. Harvesting corn.
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Agroecology in MaliMaliNicolas RéménéLePictorium_0195463.jpgSiby (Mali) Rice plants.
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Agroecology in MaliMaliNicolas RéménéLePictorium_0195464.jpgSiby (Mali) Feet of Hibiscus or white bissap.
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Agroecology in MaliMaliNicolas RéménéLePictorium_0195465.jpgSindalak, 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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Agroecology in MaliMaliNicolas RéménéLePictorium_0195429.jpgSiby (Mali) 50 km from Bamako. A woman sprinkles a piece of salad in a community garden.
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