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Traditional use of trees as feed crop: Fulani shepherd shaking Balanites tree for leaves to feed his sheep. Focus area Ouarkokh, Senegal. SustainSahel project, March 2021.
A local farmer with livestock herding his animals in fallow fields during the dry season where shrubs are a critical source of feed. Focus area Ouarkokh, Senegal. SustainSahel project, January 2021.
Baobab trees with harvested millet crop stubbles stocked up for later use as a forage in dry season. Focus area Niakhar, Senegal. SustainSahel project, January 2021.
In the rainy season, green fodder acts as the basis of animals’ diets. And fodder is actively collected and preserved for the dry season. This family is grazing their herd amongst Guiera Senegalensis bushes and shea trees near Saria, Burkina Faso, Cicek, September 2021.
During the rainy season, the savanna reawakens providing more opportunities for grazing, Ouarkokh, Senegal. Cicek, September 2021
Herders with their goat herds grazing the Sahelian rangelands during the rainy months in Ouarkokh Senegal, Cicek, September 2021.
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