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Tubewell: Shallow Groundwater Tubewell

Tubewell The Shallow Groundwater Tube well is a simple and economical technology for exploiting shallow groundwater (up to 20 m), particularly suited to floodplain areas with sedimentary formations. It involves manually drilling or jetting a narrow hole fitted with a PVC pipe (50 or 63 mm), from which water is pumped using a small, low-power pump powered by fuel or solar energy. This solution provides small farmers with efficient access to water for irrigation during the dry season, covering up to 1 ha, and also meets agricultural and watering needs. Easy to implement, inexpensive, and compatible with solar pumping, the technology increases water autonomy, reduces dependence on fossil fuels, and supports sustainable and resilient agriculture, provided that local hydrogeological conditions are well understood.


Pre-validated 9•9 1

Zainer: Low-cost Zai field preparation

Zainer Zainer is a mechanized land preparation solution designed to facilitate the adoption of Zai farming in dry and arid areas. Powered by a small 5 hp petrol engine, it enables farmers to rapidly drill Zai planting holes that harvest and retain rainwater directly in the soil, improving moisture conservation and crop resilience. By reducing labor requirements from 300 hours to about 40 hours per hectare, Zainer significantly lowers drudgery and operational costs. The technology is suitable for rain-fed sorghum, millet, and maize systems and is best deployed through cooperatives or service providers, offering a cost-effective and scalable solution for climate-resilient agriculture.


Pre-validated 9•9 1

BM START: Organic Biostimulant for flowering and fruit setting

Improve your performance, Increase your Income BM START® is a liquid biostimulant made from GoActiv®, a seaweed extract that boosts plant growth and improves crop yields. It enhances nutrition, accelerates flowering, and increases fruit set across a variety of crops. BM START® has been proven to increase yields by up to 231%, as seen in mango production, and is effective in diverse climates. It improves plant health, reduces environmental impact, and supports sustainable farming. Approved in France, it has been tested on over 10 million hectares and is recognized for its high ROI and ability to improve food security and agricultural productivity.


Pre-validated 9•9 4

Disease Resilient and Market-Preferred Tomato Varieties

Better yield, less disease, more income A suitable option for vegetable projects aiming to stabilize production and farmer income: improved varieties with measured performance and available lines resistant to bacterial wilt and tomato yellow leaf curl virus, optimized for cool-season production.


Pre-validated 9•7 7

BSFF: Organic fertilizer for soil improvement

Low cost fertilizer for healthy and profitable agriculture for African farmers. In Sub-Saharan Africa, farmers face significant challenges such as declining soil fertility, limited access to quality fertilizers, and the high cost of agricultural inputs, all of which affect crop yields and food security. The BSFF technology presents a promising solution to these challenges. It contains high levels of essential nutrients like nitrogen (1.7–1.9%), phosphorus (1.0–2.5%), potassium, and various micronutrients that significantly improve soil fertility. This technology can help farmers in Sub-Saharan Africa increase productivity, improve food security, and promote environmentally sustainable agriculture.


Validated 8•7 4

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