Hi Everyone,
It took longer than expected to fell the Faidherbia trees we needed, so I am late getting back to the blog. We felled
eight trees in Mwanza, Ntcheu, and Karonga districts, and seven
trees in Rumphi district. I hope that you enjoy the pictures.
We started in Mwanza district in southern Malawi. Most Faiderbia
trees grow in low-lying land near rivers.
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The location in Mwanza was so low that the
road was posted, "only dry season." (see the last line on the sign)
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Most Faidherbia are scattered in corn fields, like
these in Rumphi.
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Only in Mwanza did we also
find cotton fields. Notice the baobab tree
behind the cotton field.