Training & agronomy
Regenerative agronomy, taught through women-led hubs.
More than 100 women-led training hubs turn regenerative science into simple field habit — restoring soils and raising yields, and proving it with data season over season.
What farmers learn
What does regenerative training cover?
Cover cropping
Keeping living roots in the ground to protect and feed the soil between cash crops.
Reduced tillage
Disturbing the soil less, so structure, moisture and soil life are preserved.
Agroforestry
Integrating trees with crops for shade, nitrogen, resilience and an extra harvest.
Soil-health monitoring
Measuring soil and yield over time, so farmers see the gains and keep the practice.
The women-led model
Why women lead the hubs
Women are central to West African smallholder farming, and they make training stick. WARC's 100+ women-led hubs put trusted local leaders at the centre of agronomy — raising adoption, building community, and widening who benefits from the first mile.
See the impact →How training works
Practice over theory, measured over time
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Step 1
Learn at a hub
Farmers learn at a nearby women-led training hub — practical, in-field, in the local context.
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Step 2
Apply on your plot
Simple field protocols are applied on the farmer's own land, not just demonstrated.
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Step 3
Measure the gains
Soil-health and yield data is captured season over season to prove what works.
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Step 4
Spread what works
Lead farmers carry proven practice across the community, compounding adoption.
Bring regenerative training to your farm
Find your nearest WARC Trading Hub and join the training network.