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Chad Crop Calendar

What to plant and harvest across 3 agro-ecological zones in Chad — 43 crops with sowing windows, growing periods and local notes.

43crops
3zones
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Sow this September

25 crops

Bean, broad green

legume
JanJunDec
🌱 Jan – Dec 🌾 Jan – Dec 60 days

Broccoli

vegetable
JanJunDec
🌱 Jan – Dec 🌾 Jan – Dec 60 days

Carrot

vegetable
JanJunDec
🌱 Jan – Dec 🌾 Jan – Dec 60 days

Chilli, dry

vegetable
JanJunDec
🌱 Jan – Dec 🌾 Jan – Dec 60 days

Corn, sweet

grain
JanJunDec
🌱 Jan – Dec 🌾 Jan – Dec 60 days

Cucumber

vegetable
JanJunDec
🌱 Jan – Dec 🌾 Jan – Dec 60 days

Date Palm

other
JanJunDec
🌱 Jan – Dec 🌾 Jan – Dec 365 days

Eggplant

vegetable
JanJunDec
🌱 Jan – Dec 🌾 Jan – Dec 60 days

Garlic

vegetable
JanJunDec
🌱 Jan – Dec 🌾 Jan – Dec 60 days

Lettuce

vegetable
JanJunDec
🌱 Jan – Dec 🌾 Jan – Dec 60 days

Melon

fruit
JanJunDec
🌱 Jan – Dec 🌾 Jan – Dec 60 days

Okra

vegetable
JanJunDec
🌱 Jan – Dec 🌾 Jan – Dec 60 days

Onion

vegetable
JanJunDec
🌱 Jan – Dec 🌾 Jan – Dec 60 days

Pepper, chili

vegetable
JanJunDec
🌱 Jan – Dec 🌾 Jan – Dec 60 days

Piment date

other
JanJunDec
🌱 Jan – Dec 🌾 Jan – Dec 60 days

Pumpkin

vegetable
JanJunDec
🌱 Jan – Dec 🌾 Jan – Dec 60 days

Roselle

other
JanJunDec
🌱 Jan – Dec 🌾 Jan – Dec 365 days

Smooth pigweed

other
JanJunDec
🌱 Jan – Dec 🌾 Jan – Dec 365 days

Spinach

vegetable
JanJunDec
🌱 Jan – Dec 🌾 Jan – Dec 60 days

Tabac

other
JanJunDec
🌱 Jan – Dec 🌾 Jan – Dec 365 days

Tomato

vegetable
JanJunDec
🌱 Jan – Dec 🌾 Jan – Dec 60 days

Turnip

vegetable
JanJunDec
🌱 Jan – Dec 🌾 Jan – Dec 60 days

Watermelon

fruit
JanJunDec
🌱 Jan – Dec 🌾 Jan – Dec 60 days

Broom

other
JanJunDec
🌱 Sep – Oct 🌾 Dec – Jan 110 days

Potato

vegetable
JanJunDec
🌱 Sep – Oct 🌾 Dec – Jan
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Bean, broad green

Plant now legume
JanJunDec
🌱 Jan – Dec 🌾 Jan – Dec 60 days

Broccoli

Plant now vegetable
JanJunDec
🌱 Jan – Dec 🌾 Jan – Dec 60 days

Broom

Plant now other
JanJunDec
🌱 Sep – Oct 🌾 Dec – Jan 110 days

Carrot

Plant now vegetable
JanJunDec
🌱 Jan – Dec 🌾 Jan – Dec 60 days

Chilli, dry

Plant now vegetable
JanJunDec
🌱 Jan – Dec 🌾 Jan – Dec 60 days

Corn, sweet

Plant now grain
JanJunDec
🌱 Jan – Dec 🌾 Jan – Dec 60 days

Cucumber

Plant now vegetable
JanJunDec
🌱 Jan – Dec 🌾 Jan – Dec 60 days

Date Palm

Plant now other
JanJunDec
🌱 Jan – Dec 🌾 Jan – Dec 365 days

Eggplant

Plant now vegetable
JanJunDec
🌱 Jan – Dec 🌾 Jan – Dec 60 days

Garlic

Plant now vegetable
JanJunDec
🌱 Jan – Dec 🌾 Jan – Dec 60 days

Lettuce

Plant now vegetable
JanJunDec
🌱 Jan – Dec 🌾 Jan – Dec 60 days

Melon

Plant now fruit
JanJunDec
🌱 Jan – Dec 🌾 Jan – Dec 60 days

Okra

Plant now vegetable
JanJunDec
🌱 Jan – Dec 🌾 Jan – Dec 60 days

Onion

Plant now vegetable
JanJunDec
🌱 Jan – Dec 🌾 Jan – Dec 60 days

Pepper, chili

Plant now vegetable
JanJunDec
🌱 Jan – Dec 🌾 Jan – Dec 60 days

Piment date

Plant now other
JanJunDec
🌱 Jan – Dec 🌾 Jan – Dec 60 days

Potato

Plant now vegetable
JanJunDec
🌱 Sep – Oct 🌾 Dec – Jan

Pumpkin

Plant now vegetable
JanJunDec
🌱 Jan – Dec 🌾 Jan – Dec 60 days

Roselle

Plant now other
JanJunDec
🌱 Jan – Dec 🌾 Jan – Dec 365 days

Smooth pigweed

Plant now other
JanJunDec
🌱 Jan – Dec 🌾 Jan – Dec 365 days

Spinach

Plant now vegetable
JanJunDec
🌱 Jan – Dec 🌾 Jan – Dec 60 days

Tabac

Plant now other
JanJunDec
🌱 Jan – Dec 🌾 Jan – Dec 365 days

Tomato

Plant now vegetable
JanJunDec
🌱 Jan – Dec 🌾 Jan – Dec 60 days

Turnip

Plant now vegetable
JanJunDec
🌱 Jan – Dec 🌾 Jan – Dec 60 days

Watermelon

Plant now fruit
JanJunDec
🌱 Jan – Dec 🌾 Jan – Dec 60 days

Bambara groundnut

other
JanJunDec
🌱 Apr – Jun 🌾 Sep – Oct 100 - 120 days

Banana

fruit
JanJunDec
🌱 Jul – Aug 🌾 Jul – Aug 360 days

Cassava

vegetable
JanJunDec
🌱 Jul – Aug 🌾 Jun – Jul 335 days

Chick-pea

legume
JanJunDec
🌱 Jun – Jul 🌾 Sep – Oct 110 days

Coleus dazo

other
JanJunDec
🌱 May – Jun 🌾 Sep – Oct 100 days

Cotton

cash
JanJunDec
🌱 May – Jun 🌾 Oct – Nov

Cowpea

legume
JanJunDec
🌱 May – Jul 🌾 Aug – Sep 60 - 70 days

Mil africain

other
JanJunDec
🌱 Apr – Jun 🌾 Sep 120 days

Peanut

legume
JanJunDec
🌱 Apr – Jun 🌾 Aug – Oct 90 - 110 days

Rice

grain
JanJunDec
🌱 Mar – Apr 🌾 May – Jul 90 - 110 days

Sesame

oilseed
JanJunDec
🌱 Jun – Jul 🌾 Sep 60 - 80 days

Sorghum

grain
JanJunDec
🌱 Apr – Jun 🌾 Aug – Nov 90 - 150 days

Soybean

legume
JanJunDec
🌱 Jun 🌾 Aug 60 days

Sugarcane

cash
JanJunDec
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Sweet potato

vegetable
JanJunDec
🌱 Jun – Jul 🌾 Sep – Oct 130 days

Taro

vegetable
JanJunDec
🌱 Jun – Jul 🌾 Oct – Nov 120 days

Wheat, durum

grain
JanJunDec
🌱 Jul – Aug 🌾 Nov – Dec 115 days

Yam

vegetable
JanJunDec
🌱 May – Jun 🌾 Oct – Nov 150 days
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Agro-ecological zones

dry arid Saharan Zone

Representing 47% of the area of ​​the country with an average annual rainfall of less than 200 mm, but when there's rain, they are brief and violent. The rains last two months (July and August) The climate is desert and arid. The area lies between 15 to 25 ° north latitude and between 15 and 18 ° longitude East.

Practices: The Saharan zone is characterized by a complex system combining oasis date production, irrigated agriculture of subsistence, small sedentary livestock and livestock transhumance camels. The great dates of production area, leading to a sustained exchange current with the rest of the country, is the Faya region. There are over a million palm trees spread over all plantations totaling 6-7000 hectare. In understory palm, there are fruit plantations and cultures (wheat, millet, vegetables, etc.) aimed primarily to cover the needs of family farmers.

dry arid Sahelian Zone

tThe Sahel region occupies 43% of the country with an average annual rainfall of between 200 and 700 mm.La dry season lasts 8 to 9 months. The rainy season is short (July to September). This area is between 11 and 15 ° of latititude North and between 12 and 24 ° of longitude.

Practices: Production systems are agropastoral type characterized by a combination of rain-fed agriculture to livestock transhumance consists of small ruminant flocks of cattle and to a lesser extent camels. a variety of production systems is noted are the main ones include: systems based on flood recession crops, systems based on the cultivation of rice, wheat and corn with or without control of water systems based on maîchères cultures and systems based on the cultivation of millet on the dunes forming a hinge zone or transition to the Saharan systems.

other Sudanian Zone

Spread over about 10% of the country, this area is between 9 and 11 ° north latitude and between 15 and 21 ° east longitude. The wet season is long, 3 to 6 months and dry season is short. It starts from mid April to mid October. Rainfall varies from 800 to 1200mm per year.

Practices: The Sudanese zone is characterized by diversified production systems, associoant cereal crops, pulses, oilseeds, cotton and tubers to livestock transhumance, with a tendency to the settlement of stronger