Durabilité de l’offre et valeur nutritive des fourrages commercialisés en zone urbaine de Bobo-Dioulasso, Burkina Faso

Sanou, Kiémizanga Frédéric; Ouédraogo, Souleymane; Nacro, Souleymane; Ouédraogo, Mathieu; Kaboré-Zoungrana, Chantal Yvette

doi:10.1051/cagri/2016007

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“…At least 14 fodder outlets have been listed in the various livestock markets in the city of Abidjan. This result is almost identical to that reported by Sanou et al (2016), who noted 15 permanent fodder sales sites in the city of Bobo-Dioulasso in Burkina Faso. In Côte d'Ivoire, the majority of fodder sales sites are generally found in livestock sales markets (Kouassi et al, 2010).…”

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“…In Côte d'Ivoire, the majority of fodder sales sites are generally found in livestock sales markets (Kouassi et al, 2010). This is different from the fodder sales sites in Burkina Faso where they are located all along the main arteries of the city according to Sanou et al (2016). This situation could be explained by the fact that in the city of Abidjan, the fodder is generally intended for the cattle present on the cattle markets whereas in Burkina Faso, it is generally the cattle breeders who buy the fodder for feeding their livestock.…”

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Study of the Organization of Fodder Exploitation, in the Face of Development Dynamics and the Galloping Urbanization of the City of Abidjan

Ali¹,

Faustine²,

Yacouba³

2021

ijSciences

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The objective of this study was to analyze the functioning of fodder exploitation in the District of Abidjan. Research and surveys were carried out among fodder operators on both fodder collection and sale spots and on livestock markets as well. Formal surveys, carried out in a single visit using questionnaires, made it possible to conduct interviews with stakeholders. The fodder supply sites include the localities of Alépé,

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confidence: 95%

Study of the Organization of Fodder Exploitation, in the Face of Development Dynamics and the Galloping Urbanization of the City of Abidjan

Ali¹,

Faustine²,

Yacouba³

2021

ijSciences

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“…Le Burkina Faso a un climat de type soudanien et est situé entre les parallèles de latitude 13° 00' N et 2° 00' W (Figure 1). C'est un pays possédant plusieurs zones où la commercialisation des fourrages est une pratique quotidienne et qui occupe de plus en plus d'hommes et de femmes dans les différents secteurs et quartiers de la ville (Sanou et al, 2016). La dynamique de développement de l'élevage de ce pays est semi-intensif utilisant plus de ressources fourragères avec la présence d'un peuplement de P. reticulatum et autres, et une grande implication des femmes pauvres dans la récolte des fourrages.…”

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Hétérogénéité des Préférences pour les Attributs Fourragers en Afrique de l’Ouest : Une Analyse par les Prix Hédoniques Entre le Bénin et le Burkina Faso

Labiyi¹,

Ouédraogo²,

Sigué³

et al. 2019

ESJ

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In West Africa, particularly in the Sahel, feedstuffs markets are developing to meet the growing needs of pastoralists for forage. This study examines the attitudes of livestock farmers to pay for forage attributes according to their respective preferences in the forage markets of Benin and Burkina Faso. In this context, a survey was conducted in five (05) Benin markets and two (02) Burkina Faso markets with 275 feedstuffs buyers selected randomly stratified on several sites. In doing so, a primary database of 794 observations, depending on the forage types purchased by the farmers, was established. For this, the hedonic price method was applied to the collected data. The results show that the price of fodder in Benin is positively and significantly influenced by herbs, hay, haulm (cowpea, peanut and soybean) with positive implicit prices and are more preferred by farmers. In Burkina Faso, Cotton seed cake and corn bran have a positive and significant influence on the price of fodder, with priority given to animal feed. In both countries, farmers agree to pay additional prices for concentrates (Cotton seed cake, corn bran, soybean cake), crop residues (soybean, cowpea haulm) and hay. These results offer opportunities for choice among the different market players for a better match between supply and demand for fodder to ensure a better supply for livestock breeding and better food security in West Africa.

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“…As a result, a large proportion of these (60.6%) make the marketing of livestock feeds, their main activity. Although the marketing of fodder is a profitable activity for the actors (Aboh, 1999, Kiema et al, 2012, Sanou et al, 2011, Sanou et al, 2016, several reasons lead to the practice of commercialization of crop residues. This is inheritance and profitability, respectively for wholesalers / semiwholesalers (30.3% and 24.2%) and street vendors (26.3% and 31.6%).…”

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“…The different types of crop residues used as livestock feed, encountered in the marketing channel, are cowpea, groundnut and rice straw. In Bobo Djioulasso in Burkina Faso, it is rather stalks of millet, sorghum and corn instead of rice straw (Sanou, 2016). These last are object of specific sale, or of combined sale at the level of the various actors.…”

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Marketing of Crop Residues in Niamey city: Socio-organizational Aspects

Lawal¹,

Chaibou²,

Hamadou³

et al. 2019

IJEAB

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A sample of 93 stakeholders was surveyed and monitored to analyze the socio-economic and organizational aspects of the marketing of crop residues used in animal feed in the city of Niamey. It emerges from this study that almost all the actors are male. More than 45% of actors are between 40 and 60 years old. The Hausa ethnic group is the majority of wholesalers / semiwholesalers (54.5%). Those of the Zarma ethnic group are more numerous at the level of sellers / resellers (92.7%), while those of the Fulani ethnic group represent the majority of street vendors (57.9%). Inheritance and profitability were the main reasons that led to the activity of wholesalers / semi-wholesalers (30.3% and 24.2%) and street vendors (26.3% and 31%). 6%). Among sellers / resellers, it is rather survival (24.4%), passion (22%) and constraint (22%). Most wholesalers / semi-wholesalers (60.6%) and sellers / resellers (68.3%) are supplied and delivered locally at their own point of sale. cash settlement is the most common (79% for wholesalers / semi-wholesalers, 61% for sellers / resellers and 74% for street vendors). The daily gross margin of a wholesaler / semi-wholesaler of crop residues is 14753.03 ± 25724.24FCFA. It is higher than that of street vendors (6946.05 ± 2204.23FCFA), which is also higher than that of sellers/resellers (5855.54 ± 5065.49FCFA). In short, the marketing of crop residues is a very profitable activity for the actors, especially in the cold dry season. However, the recurrent displacements of actors for lack of fixed places and the harassment of the collection agents from the municipalities represent a brake on the development of this activity. It is therefore imperative to regulate their implementation while facilitating administrative procedures leading to the granting of authorization for installation.

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Durabilité de l’offre et valeur nutritive des fourrages commercialisés en zone urbaine de Bobo-Dioulasso, Burkina Faso

Cited by 12 publications

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Study of the Organization of Fodder Exploitation, in the Face of Development Dynamics and the Galloping Urbanization of the City of Abidjan

Study of the Organization of Fodder Exploitation, in the Face of Development Dynamics and the Galloping Urbanization of the City of Abidjan

Hétérogénéité des Préférences pour les Attributs Fourragers en Afrique de l’Ouest : Une Analyse par les Prix Hédoniques Entre le Bénin et le Burkina Faso

Marketing of Crop Residues in Niamey city: Socio-organizational Aspects

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