Abdou-Latifou Dare
Portrait of Abdou-Latifou Dare
Abdou-Latifou DareFarmer · Botany student · School co-founder

Hi, I'm Abdou-Latifou.

I grow food, build classrooms and study soil. I was born in Bassar, in northern Togo, and I have farmed for about fifteen years.

I study Botany, with a concentration in Sustainable Agriculture, at Connecticut College. Most of my work sits where farming, education and business meet. I co-founded Nour Al Bayane Wal Houdah, a school in Bassar that now teaches 56 students. I am building Rayhan Agroentreprise, a ginger farm in central Togo. At Connecticut College, I research how crop rotation changes the life of the soil.

This site is where I keep the work: what I build, what I learn, and what goes wrong along the way. I update it as the work moves.

Nour Al Bayane · Bassar
Outdoor classroom · Cochabamba
Soil sampling · New London
Now

I finish my degree in January 2027. Then I move into Rayhan full time, to settle land, water and buyers before the first planting.

Selected work

All projects

Where the work is

Bassar, Togo9.25°N 0.78°EHome, the school and the goats
Folo, Togo8.93°N 0.70°EThe farm
Cochabamba, Bolivia17.50°S 66.12°WThe outdoor classroom
New London, Connecticut41.38°N 72.10°WCollege, the Arboretum and the soil lab