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Djibouti Crop Calendar

What to plant and harvest across 3 agro-ecological zones in Djibouti — 25 crops with sowing windows, growing periods and local notes.

Sow this July

21 crops

Bean, broad green

legume
JanJunDec
🌱 Jul – Aug 🌾 Sep – Oct 75 days

Broccoli

vegetable
JanJunDec
🌱 Jul – Aug 🌾 Sep – Oct 70 days

Cabbage, common

vegetable
JanJunDec
🌱 Jul – Aug 🌾 Sep – Oct 70 days

Carrot

vegetable
JanJunDec
🌱 Jul – Aug 🌾 Sep – Oct 80 days

Cowpea

legume
JanJunDec
🌱 Jul – Aug 🌾 Oct – Nov 100 days

Cucumber

vegetable
JanJunDec
🌱 Jul – Aug 🌾 Sep – Oct 60 days

Eggplant

vegetable
JanJunDec
🌱 Jul – Aug 🌾 Oct – Nov 110 days

Leek

vegetable
JanJunDec
🌱 Jul – Aug 🌾 Nov – Dec 120 days

Lettuce

vegetable
JanJunDec
🌱 Jul – Aug 🌾 Sep – Oct 75 days

Okra

vegetable
JanJunDec
🌱 Jul – Aug 🌾 Sep – Oct 80 days

Onion

vegetable
JanJunDec
🌱 Jul – Aug 🌾 Oct – Nov 110 days

Peanut

legume
JanJunDec
🌱 Jul – Aug 🌾 Oct – Nov 100 days

Potato

vegetable
JanJunDec
🌱 Jul – Sep 🌾 Sep – Nov 80 days

Pumpkin

vegetable
JanJunDec
🌱 Jul – Aug 🌾 Oct – Nov 110 days

Red beet

vegetable
JanJunDec
🌱 Jul – Aug 🌾 Oct 90 days

Sesame

oilseed
JanJunDec
🌱 Jul – Aug 🌾 Oct – Nov 100 days

Sugarcane

cash
JanJunDec
🌱 Jul – Aug 🌾 Jan – Feb 3 years

Sunflower

oilseed
JanJunDec
🌱 Jul – Aug 🌾 Nov – Dec 120 days

Sweet potato

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

Tomato

vegetable
JanJunDec
🌱 Jul – Aug 🌾 Nov – Dec 120 days

Turnip

vegetable
JanJunDec
🌱 Jul – Aug 🌾 Aug – Sep 50 days
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All crops in Djibouti

Bean, broad green

Plant now legume
JanJunDec
🌱 Jan – Feb 🌾 Apr – May 90 days

Broccoli

Plant now vegetable
JanJunDec
🌱 Jan – Feb 🌾 Mar – Apr 70 days

Cabbage, common

Plant now vegetable
JanJunDec
🌱 Jan – Feb 🌾 Mar – Apr 70 days

Carrot

Plant now vegetable
JanJunDec
🌱 Jan – Feb 🌾 Feb – Mar 80 days

Cowpea

Plant now legume
JanJunDec
🌱 Jan – Feb 🌾 Apr – May 100 days

Cucumber

Plant now vegetable
JanJunDec
🌱 Jan – Feb 🌾 Mar – Apr 60 days

Eggplant

Plant now vegetable
JanJunDec
🌱 Jan – Feb 🌾 Apr – May 110 days

Leek

Plant now vegetable
JanJunDec
🌱 Jan – Feb 🌾 May – Jun 120 days

Lettuce

Plant now vegetable
JanJunDec
🌱 Jan – Feb 🌾 Mar – Apr 75 days

Okra

Plant now vegetable
JanJunDec
🌱 Feb – Mar 🌾 Apr – May 80 days

Onion

Plant now vegetable
JanJunDec
🌱 Jan – Feb 🌾 Apr – May 110 days

Peanut

Plant now legume
JanJunDec
🌱 Jan – Feb 🌾 Apr – May 100 days

Potato

Plant now vegetable
JanJunDec
🌱 Feb – Mar 🌾 Apr – May 80 days

Pumpkin

Plant now vegetable
JanJunDec
🌱 Jan – Feb 🌾 Apr – May 110 days

Red beet

Plant now vegetable
JanJunDec
🌱 Jan – Feb 🌾 Apr – May 90 days

Sesame

Plant now oilseed
JanJunDec
🌱 Jan – Feb 🌾 Apr – May 100 days

Sugarcane

Plant now cash
JanJunDec
🌱 Jul – Aug 🌾 Jan – Feb 3 years

Sunflower

Plant now oilseed
JanJunDec
🌱 Jan – Feb 🌾 May – Jun 120 days

Sweet potato

Plant now vegetable
JanJunDec
🌱 Jan – Feb 🌾 Jun – Jul 150 days

Tomato

Plant now vegetable
JanJunDec
🌱 Jan – Feb 🌾 May – Jun 120 days

Turnip

Plant now vegetable
JanJunDec
🌱 Feb – Mar 🌾 Mar – Apr 50 days

Corn, sweet

grain
JanJunDec
🌱 Jan – Feb 🌾 May – Jun 100 days

Melon

fruit
JanJunDec
🌱 Jan – Feb 🌾 Apr – May 90 days

Sorghum

grain
JanJunDec
🌱 Jan – Feb 🌾 May – Jun 120 days

Watermelon

fruit
JanJunDec
🌱 Jan – Feb 🌾 Apr – May 90 days
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Agro-ecological zones

plains coastal plains

Zone I: coastal plains, hot and humid climate, sandy loam soils, major constraints: T ° higher, so one main season, often salty waters, so limited cultures

Practices: vegetables, grains and legumes

plains Interior Plains and plateaus low altitude

Zone II: Continental Plains, hot and dry, sandy loam soils, major constraints: T ° higher, so one main season for gardening (September to May), often salty waters, so limited cultures

Practices: vegetables, grains and legumes

hill mountain Mountain areas and valleys

Zone III: valleys and plateaus (600-1700 m), soil sandy clay loam, Patchy climate favorable to the gardening season and against of different fruit species but stresses area (limited, terraces), unavailability of seeds quality, poor water control (some sites have perennial springs -Tadjourah)

Practices: Vegetable crops, grains and legumes in season and against-season