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Yacouba Sawadogo Returned to His Village of Burkina Faso when Others Fled the Drought, Dug Holes Full of Fertilizer that Attracted the Termites and Converted a Barren Land Into a 40-Hectare Forest with More than 60 Species of Trees

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Yacouba Sawadogo improved the technique of zaï with holes, manure and termites and converted degraded land from Burkina Faso into a forest of 40 hectares.

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Yacouba Sawadogo Returned to His Village of Burkina Faso when Others Fled the Drought, Dug Holes Full of Fertilizer that Attracted the Termites and Converted a Barren Land Into a 40-Hectare Forest with More than 60 Species of Trees

Yacouba Sawadogo improved the technique of zaï with holes, manure and termites and converted degraded land from Burkina Faso into a forest of 40 hectares.

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ecoticias.com broke the news on Sunday, September 27, 2026.
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