In Gitega, Burundi, a group led by Jean Bosco Ndayizeye is implementing new agricultural and livestock practices through an initiative known as DTechno. The project aims to modernize local farming methods and improve productivity in the region.
According to reports, the initiative focuses on integrating technical advancements into traditional farming and animal husbandry. Ndayizeye and his associates are working to apply these methods to enhance the output of local agricultural efforts.
Article source: yaga-burundi.com | Image credit: Magazine Jimbere
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