S/THEME: «DRYING AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS WITH THE DJILEMO OVEN»

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Theme: Innovative approaches for disseminating postharvest management technologies and practices for achieving agripreneurship among smallholder farmers. S/THEME: «DRYING AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS WITH THE DJILEMO OVEN» Auteur : Louis DJILEMO ; Ingénieur Agronome, inventeur du four DJILEMO,spécialiste en technologie post-récolte ; consultant international,expert en agriculture tropicale et système après-récolte, chercheur en développement rural et agricole, BP : 257 Douala, Cameroun ; Tél : +237 699 91 43 33 ; Site web : http://www.giccaic.blogspot.com/,email : djilemo@yahoo.fr, LIMBE, Cameroun,3 octobre 2016

PLAN of the presentation Objectives Description Materials, labours & costs required Methodology Results Discussion Conclusion

OBJECTIVES Improve the nutritional situation and food security of the population all year round. Reduce post harvest losses to a minimum to increase the revenues of the farmers and to improve their livelihood. Create more value added within the value chain.

Description The «Four DJILEMO» constists of a combustions chambre, and a drying chamber. Source of energy neededrésidus de récolte, de l indus: mostly harvest residues, waste form transformation and other sources of bio mass. The function bases on the exchange of air flux and the products exposed for drying., It is easy to construct and maintain

Advantages More hygienic than drying in the sun Also works in rainy season Fast drying of a large amount of product Low maintenance costs Low fuel cost, as residues from cassava or other crops can be used

Matierals, labour&costs required Materials Construction : local construction materials. Controlling and measurement : thermometer, humidimeter and scale Labour : mason, carpenter, welder et and assistants Costs: 2500 000 4500 000 Francs (app. 5000-9000 $) depending on size (capacity 200-400kg) and extras (thermometer, fan)

Stade de développement 1999 first DJILEMO oven constructed 2008, four Djilemo oven won the price as best technological innovation at the workshop fair organized by (Fond international pour le Développement de l Agriculture) and partners in, Burkina Faso in June 2008. The DJILEMO oven has been constructed in its stationary version in several places of Cameroun: 10 oven are constructed an in regular use. And in Ghana : another ten DJILEMO constructed

Methodology Participatory appraisal in farmers groups. Decision to order a Djilmo oven Adaptation of dimensions of oven depending on the capacity of agricultrual production.

Results The president of Cameroon Mr Paul Biya visits the Djilemo oven in the «comice agropastorale Visite of Mr ESSIMI MENYE,EBOLOWA 2011 The of Membres the European Union visit DJILEMO oven in Batouri (used for drying chilly peppers) 2013

Resultats DJILEMO oven in MAMBELE (Yokadouma-Est) For drying de EKOK and other forest products. During a training on the use of the oven. -2015 DJILEMO oven in MINKOA(LOBO- Centre ) for drying «cossettes» (flour) of cassava and starch-2008 DJILEMO oven in IRAD- NJOMBE (Mougo- Littoral) for drying plantain 2015

Résultats DJILEMO oven for drying maize seeds in Bafou (Dschang Ouest)-2015 Chabbage, ginger,oignons, gombo dried in the DJILEMO oven DJILEMO oven in BAMA (Est) by the mission of ITC/CCI

Application Products that can be dried: Roots and tubercules Legumes Cereals Spices and others

Discussions Advantages du Four DJILEMO Allows to receive dried products of good hyginic quality all year long. Competing technologies electric et à gas ovens (but more costly for fuels) Intellectual property Patent Number : 14702 / OAPI / from 30st of June 2010 à Yaoundé Perspectives Collaborate for extension on the use of Djilemo ovens and search for industrial, financial and institutional partners.

Conclusion Drying of products with the DJILEMO oven allows to better endure the period of drought, and to minimize the effect of climate change. The DJILEMO oven allows to reduce the water activity close to zero, which extends the shelf life essentially. Allows the farmers to improve their revenues and therefore their livelihoods Allows good quality and quantity of food all year round and therefore helps to guarantee the food security.

We have to eat every day, but we can t produce food every day. MERCI DE VOTRE ATTENTION