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Burundi Crop Calendar

What to plant and harvest across 5 agro-ecological zones in Burundi — 35 crops with sowing windows, growing periods and local notes.

Sow this July

27 crops

Amaranthus

vegetable
JanJunDec
🌱 Jan – Dec 🌾 Jan – Dec 21 - 65 days

Anis

other
JanJunDec
🌱 Jan – Dec 🌾 Jan – Dec 90 - 180 days

Broccoli

vegetable
JanJunDec
🌱 Jan – Dec 🌾 Jan – Dec 100 days

Cabbage, common

vegetable
JanJunDec
🌱 Jan – Dec 🌾 Jan – Dec 80 - 120 days

Carrot

vegetable
JanJunDec
🌱 Jan – Dec 🌾 Jan – Dec 100 - 120 days

Cassava

vegetable
JanJunDec
🌱 Jan – Dec 🌾 Jan – Dec 210 - 360 days

Cauliflower

vegetable
JanJunDec
🌱 Jan – Dec 🌾 Jan – Dec 120 - 150 days

Chilli, dry

vegetable
JanJunDec
🌱 Jan – Dec 🌾 Jan – Dec 100 - 150 days

Eggplant

vegetable
JanJunDec
🌱 Jan – Dec 🌾 Jan – Dec 160 - 180 days

Leek

vegetable
JanJunDec
🌱 Jan – Dec 🌾 Jan – Dec 100 - 150 days

Lettuce

vegetable
JanJunDec
🌱 Jan – Dec 🌾 Jan – Dec 60 - 80 days

Melon

fruit
JanJunDec
🌱 Jan – Dec 🌾 Jan – Dec 100 - 150 days

Onion

vegetable
JanJunDec
🌱 Jan – Dec 🌾 Jan – Dec 100 - 150 days

Pea, dry

legume
JanJunDec
🌱 Jan – Dec 🌾 Jan – Dec 150 days

Pepper, cherry

vegetable
JanJunDec
🌱 Jan – Dec 🌾 Jan – Dec 150 days

Radish

vegetable
JanJunDec
🌱 Jan – Dec 🌾 Jan – Dec 20 - 40 days

Red beet

vegetable
JanJunDec
🌱 Jan – Dec 🌾 Jan – Dec 60 - 75 days

Spinach

vegetable
JanJunDec
🌱 Jan – Dec 🌾 Jan – Dec 120 - 180 days

Sweet potato

vegetable
JanJunDec
🌱 Jan – Dec 🌾 Jan – Dec 120 - 160 days

Taro

vegetable
JanJunDec
🌱 Jan – Dec 🌾 Jan – Dec 8 - 12 months

Tomato

vegetable
JanJunDec
🌱 Jan – Dec 🌾 Jan – Dec 90 - 120 days

Turnip

vegetable
JanJunDec
🌱 Jan – Dec 🌾 Jan – Dec 60 - 80 days

Watermelon

fruit
JanJunDec
🌱 Jan – Dec 🌾 Jan – Dec 80 - 100 days

Yam

vegetable
JanJunDec
🌱 Jan – Dec 🌾 Jan – Dec

Bean, broad green

legume
JanJunDec
🌱 Jul – Aug 🌾 Oct – Nov 84 - 90 days

Corn, sweet

grain
JanJunDec
🌱 Jul – Aug 🌾 Dec – Jan 120 - 160 days

Potato

vegetable
JanJunDec
🌱 Jul 🌾 Oct – Nov 100 - 120 days
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All crops in Burundi

Amaranthus

Plant now vegetable
JanJunDec
🌱 Jan – Dec 🌾 Jan – Dec 21 - 65 days

Anis

Plant now other
JanJunDec
🌱 Jan – Dec 🌾 Jan – Dec 90 - 180 days

Bean, broad green

Plant now legume
JanJunDec
🌱 Feb – Mar 🌾 Jun – Jul 78 - 90 days

Broccoli

Plant now vegetable
JanJunDec
🌱 Jan – Dec 🌾 Jan – Dec 100 days

Cabbage, common

Plant now vegetable
JanJunDec
🌱 Jan – Dec 🌾 Jan – Dec 80 - 120 days

Carrot

Plant now vegetable
JanJunDec
🌱 Jan – Dec 🌾 Jan – Dec 100 - 120 days

Cassava

Plant now vegetable
JanJunDec
🌱 Jan – Dec 🌾 Jan – Dec 210 - 360 days

Cauliflower

Plant now vegetable
JanJunDec
🌱 Jan – Dec 🌾 Jan – Dec 120 - 150 days

Chilli, dry

Plant now vegetable
JanJunDec
🌱 Jan – Dec 🌾 Jan – Dec 100 - 150 days

Corn, sweet

Plant now grain
JanJunDec
🌱 Mar – Apr 🌾 Jul 75 - 90 days

Eggplant

Plant now vegetable
JanJunDec
🌱 Jan – Dec 🌾 Jan – Dec 160 - 180 days

Leek

Plant now vegetable
JanJunDec
🌱 Jan – Dec 🌾 Jan – Dec 100 - 150 days

Lettuce

Plant now vegetable
JanJunDec
🌱 Jan – Dec 🌾 Jan – Dec 60 - 80 days

Melon

Plant now fruit
JanJunDec
🌱 Jan – Dec 🌾 Jan – Dec 100 - 150 days

Onion

Plant now vegetable
JanJunDec
🌱 Jan – Dec 🌾 Jan – Dec 100 - 150 days

Pea, dry

Plant now legume
JanJunDec
🌱 Jan – Dec 🌾 Jan – Dec 150 days

Pepper, cherry

Plant now vegetable
JanJunDec
🌱 Jan – Dec 🌾 Jan – Dec 150 days

Potato

Plant now vegetable
JanJunDec
🌱 Feb – Mar 🌾 Jul – Aug 120 - 150 days

Radish

Plant now vegetable
JanJunDec
🌱 Jan – Dec 🌾 Jan – Dec 20 - 40 days

Red beet

Plant now vegetable
JanJunDec
🌱 Jan – Dec 🌾 Jan – Dec 60 - 75 days

Spinach

Plant now vegetable
JanJunDec
🌱 Jan – Dec 🌾 Jan – Dec 120 - 180 days

Sweet potato

Plant now vegetable
JanJunDec
🌱 Jan – Dec 🌾 Jan – Dec 120 - 160 days

Taro

Plant now vegetable
JanJunDec
🌱 Jan – Dec 🌾 Jan – Dec 8 - 12 months

Tomato

Plant now vegetable
JanJunDec
🌱 Jan – Dec 🌾 Jan – Dec 90 - 120 days

Turnip

Plant now vegetable
JanJunDec
🌱 Jan – Dec 🌾 Jan – Dec 60 - 80 days

Watermelon

Plant now fruit
JanJunDec
🌱 Jan – Dec 🌾 Jan – Dec 80 - 100 days

Yam

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

Oil palm

other
JanJunDec
🌱 Sep – Apr 🌾 Dec

Okra

vegetable
JanJunDec
🌱 Feb – Mar 🌾 May – Jun

Peanut

legume
JanJunDec
🌱 Sep – Oct 🌾 Jan – Apr 160 - 180 days

Rice

grain
JanJunDec
🌱 Dec – Feb 🌾 May – Jul 140 - 180 days

Sorghum

grain
JanJunDec
🌱 Dec – Jan 🌾 May – Jun 150 - 180 days

Soybean

legume
JanJunDec
🌱 Feb 🌾 May – Jun 100 - 120 days

Sugarcane

cash
JanJunDec
🌱 Oct – Feb 🌾 Jan

Wheat, bread

grain
JanJunDec
🌱 Mar 🌾 Jul – Aug 150 - 165 days
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Agro-ecological zones

plains Cotnrforts of Mumirwa

Intermediaries between the plain and the western part of the high altitiudes region. Altitude: 1000-1750 m, land with steep slopes and valleys strongly collected under fome of V. Traversnés of many rivers originating from the ridge and flowing into Lake Tanganyika. Soils: ferrisols, hygroxéroferrasols, lithosols, bedrock hygroxéferrisols quartzite fertile black earth. Rainfall: 1400-1600 mm / year Temperature: 20-25 ° C. 3-4 months of dry season (July-September).

Practices: Not possible to do irrigation because soils on steep slopes. Practice intensive polyculture because overpopulation.

other Lows Northeast and East

border regions of Rwanda to the north and Tanzania to the east in the form of bowls. Altitude: 1300-1700 m, steep terrain with a large marsh system dominated by papyrus reeds in the north and east. very low water network regions of the Nile Basin to the north and the Congo Basin to the east. Soil mixture of hygroxéroferralsols and hygroxéroferrisols developed on granitic rock and gneiss in the North East low fertiliité and rock shale and dolomitic limestones in the east and medium fertility. Rainfall: 1000-1100 mm / year in the north and 500-1000 mm / year in the East Temperature: 20-21 ° C in the north and 20-25 C in the east. 4 to 6 months of dry season (May / June to October).

Practices: Suitable for irrigation in the shoreline of eastern low slope and dominance of industrial plantations of sugar cane. Northern difficult areas for liirigaton because small rolling hills to medium slope. Polyculture practices especially in the north and east monoculure and cattle as availability of rangeland. intensive Expoitatiion marshes in depressions North because often dry hills.

plains Plain Imbo

Located north-south-west. Elevation: 750-1000 m, vegetation dominated by savannas heurbeuses, gently undulating terrain. Crossed by many rivers originating from the ridge and flowing into Lake Tanganyika part of the Congo River basin. Soil mixtures vertisols of régogley, of hygroxéroferrisols and fertile hygroferralsols black-brown earth. Rainfall: 500 -1000 mm / year. Temperature: 20-30 ° C / year. 4 to 5 months of dry season (June-September).

Practices: Area very suitable for gravity irrigation. very reduced crop cycle compared to other regions as temperature and humidity suitable for plants. extensive cattle grazing area for availability rangeland. Area of ​​upland rice and palm oil without irrigation.

hill mountain Region high altitudes

Located around the Congo-Nile between cotgreforts of Mumirwa and the central highlands. Altitude: 1750-2600 m, vegetation mountain ranges of eragostris constituted by the Congo-Nile. Sources of many rivers in the Congo Basin in the western part and the Nile Basin in the eastern part. Soils: Hygroxéroferrasols, hygroxéferrisols and leached average fertility. Pluviomotrie: 1800-2000 mm / year Temperature: 15-19 ° C. 2 to 3 months of dry season (July-September).

Practices: extensive farming practice cattle. Predominance of monoculuture because existence of vast unused land. Irrigation difficult as mountainous regions.

hill mountain Regions Central Highlands

central region extending from North to South of the country between the high mountains and depressions of the East. Altitude: 1400-1800 m, steep terrain with many swamps. Regions crossed by a dense source taking hydrological network in the high mountains of the Congo to the south basin and the Nile Basin in the north. Soil mixture of hygroxéroferralsols and hygroferrisols very poor red earth. Rainfall: 1100-1400 mm / year Temperature: 18-21 ° C / year. 3 to 4 months of dry season (July-September).

Practices: Practice by polyculturec because of limited land and human overpopulation. Irrigation difficult because change hills and medium to strong slope. intensive exploitation of marshes. Practice mixed farming and rearing poultry and goats.