The challenge of pig production in Cameroon

30-03-2015 | | |
In his facility, Jonas Tchinda has various compartments of about 9 m2 for sows to breed her piglets.
In his facility, Jonas Tchinda has various compartments of about 9 m2 for sows to breed her piglets.
Pig production in Cameroon requires good pioneering skills. With only a minimum of organised trade, high feed costs and a high disease pressure, being successful could hardly be a larger challenge. Jonas Tchinda has managed since 1978. Forget about integrations, supermarket chains squeezing out margins or meatpackers dominating markets. For this feature Pig Progress travelled to a country where these parties have yet to come into existence. In Cameroon, the pig farm of Jonas Tchinda is among th


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Redacteur 1

Vincent
ter Beek

Redacteur 2

Kees van
Dooren

Redacteur 3

Treena
Hein

Armand Bokally Dande
Jean Armand Bokally Dande Freelance journalist from Cameroon