Ounjibu

Ounjibu (meaning "super nourishment") is the name given to a group of selectively cross-bred crops, designed to fulfil one of two roles in Cobre agricultural tradition. Traditionally a crop is either food (for humans or livestock), or a grown specifically to add mass to a compost pile. These crops are divided into two subgroups accordingly: irinri (“to eat”) and dagbati (“to grow”).

The majority of ounjibu cultivated in the Rabastorian Union were developed by the Ilosiwaju Group, and the parent seeds are now owned by Ipele Prossimo Humanité (IPH).