SEDA

11/04/2026

From Rhetoric to Reality,
From Theory to Practicals.
They looked like Journalists struggling to capture News!
But these are vibrant Youths passionate about , , and Farmer-to-farmer knowledge sharing.
Earlier this weekend on Saturday 11/04/2026 at Up Station Bamenda Cameroon, our team facilitated a demo session empowering 26 people (including 23 students between 18-30, and three adults) with smart skills in understanding soil texture, Moisture and Fertility.
The session was a great success with thanks to smart soil testing tools coming with thanks to Aspire Leaders Program. With gratitude, we say this is not only success but also progress in our commitment to drive meaningful change in grassroots communities.
Access Agriculture

08/03/2026

16/08/2025

Happy Harvest Season.
In today's Let's appreciate our integrating climbing yams into existing farms offering a practical climate adaptation strategy. These yarms can be intercropped with maize or planted along living fences to diversify production and spread risk. With minimal inputs and strong market demand, climbing yams generate extra income for our farmers while improving soil structure and moisture retention. As rainfall becomes more erratic, these hardy crops help our farmers maintain food security without expanding land area or increasing costs.

Access Agriculture

11/08/2025

Do you know the Exact Causes & Consequences of ?
Tell us in the Comments section.
in Northwest Cameroon cry of increasing damage caused by this dangerous

05/07/2025

Differentiating Fake from Real in and .
In today's , we are opening discussion on what complexities face while struggling to differentiate fake plants from the real in their nurseries. In the comments section, drop what you identify can be a potential challenge for small-scale farmers to identify fake plants from the real ones.
The photo below captures our team sampling out fake from our nursery.

14/06/2025

Sharing the power of Climate-Smart tools on small-scale farms.
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Unlike using inorganic chemicals to boost crop growth, eight weeks ago, our team embarked on hands-on skills training, disseminating of knowledge and skills on production of organic manure including compost tea, 21 days compost, bio-pesticides etc. to 25 family farmers in Northwest Cameroon. We are pleased to share an overview of the outcomes from our beneficiaries' farms.
We have learned how these tools not only regenerate soil, boosting crop growth, but improve farmer's resilience to the changing climate.

17/05/2025

Promoting through native seed varieties.
In today's , we are looking at what native seed varieties do to support agroecology, lets learn together, share your points in the comment section.
Two key things we have learned from our seed nurseries;
1. Biodiversity & Resilience; We have grown a range of native seeds that have proven to strengthen ecosystem functions such as pollution, and soil fertility.
2. Adaptation to local conditions; of course without chemicals inputs, our seedlings still grow extremely strong and healthy.
This is why we have focused on growing a range of crops including the "Okonwobong, in the photo below, Egusi, etc," which are creeping vegetable crops common to indigenous small-scale farmers in Cameroon.
3. We want to hear from you, be it crop varieties, or it's significance to agroecology, share in the comment section.
Access Agriculture Aspire Leaders Program Sustain Cameroon NELIS Global International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) GIZ,German International Cooperation NELIS Global One Million Leaders Africa Ban Ki-moon Centre for Global Citizens

15/05/2025

Localizing through Dissemination:
For the past one and a half month and continuing, our team has concentrated efforts on sharing organic farming practical skills to 25 women farmers and their families in Northwest Cameroon. Our aim is to improve famers' productivity, and make & more than a culture to the people.
These 25 women farmers and their families were engaged in learning how to make compost manure, bio-fertilizers, armyworm solution, setting up a sustainable tree nursery.
Thanks to Access Agriculture for the knowledge resource bank.
We continue to appreciate Aspire Leaders Program One Million Leaders AfricaSustain Cameroon NELIS Global Ban Ki-moon Centre for Global Citizens for seeing into our work.

26/04/2025

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Today we are excited to share how our Youths and women are actively utilizing the & knowledge and skills we disseminate across Northwest Cameroon. We are excited to see how families are embracing our climate smart agribusiness skills and tools for to improve livelihoods.
Our esteemed gratitude to Access Agriculture Aspire Leaders Program and everyone who believe in our social impact outcomes.
NELIS Global One Million Leaders Africa Ban Ki-moon Centre for Global Citizens Sustain Cameroon GIZ,German International Cooperation

22/04/2025

On our team focused on on-site training to provide our Youths & women farmers with smart skills and tools to set up sustainable tree nurseries, and production of Bio-Fertilizers and Bio-pesticides.
24 People (including 21 females and 3 males) actively engaged in tree Nursery setup, production of Fermented Plant Juice and Botanical Extract Spray.
Access Agriculture Aspire Leaders Program International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO)