Togo's cotton farmers are adopting regenerative practices that are improving soil health and cutting back on pesticide use. These farmers are reporting higher crop yields and are spreading their knowledge through farmer field schools, which are teaching other growers how to strengthen cotton production and support essential food crops for their families.

This shift towards sustainable farming techniques is empowering Togo's agricultural sector, allowing farmers to build resilience and improve their livelihoods.

Originally reported by AllAfrica