SINEDIM SARL–SALE OF AGRICULTURAL PRODUCT (MALI)
Mali’s agricultural sector is a vital part of the economy, contributing significantly to GDP and employment. While subsistence farming is dominant, there’s also a commercial sector, particularly for crops like cotton.
A large portion of the population relies on subsistence farming, cultivating crops like millet, rice, corn, and sorghum, primarily for household consumption.
Cotton is a major commercial crop, alongside other market-oriented products like peanuts, sugarcane, and fruits and vegetables.
ABM AGRO BETAIL MALI
In Mali, “agro live feed” generally refers to the provision of livestock feed, such as hay, silage, or other fodder, to support livestock farming. This is particularly important given the significant role of livestock in the Malian economy and the challenges faced by farmers, including drought and limited access to resources.
Organizations are also working to help farmers improve pasture management practices, which can lead to increased feed availability and resilience.
Despite the challenges, Mali’s agricultural sector, including livestock, presents opportunities for investment and growth, especially in areas like modernizing livestock production and processing
