By Umar Nsubuga Vegetables grown in Uganda’s wetlands have become an integral part of local markets, yet their safety and sustainability remain subjects of growing concern. The fertile, moist conditions of wetlands provide a natural appeal for cultivation, especially for …
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The National Coffee (Amendment) Bill, 2024 has generated controversy. On Thursday, October 31, New Vision’s Umaru Kashaka spoke to the Minister of Agriculture, Animal Industry and Fisheries, Frank Tumwebaze, who tabled the proposed law in Parliament in March. Your Bill …
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By Herbert Musoke For many years, dairy farmers under the Dwaniro Dairy Livestock Co-operative sold their milk …
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By Dickson Kulumba Katikkiro of Buganda Charles Peter Mayiga has urged the Uganda Parliament to consider dropping …
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Coffee is packed in standard sacks of 60kg, before it is stored. According to the Uganda Coffee Development Authority (UCDA), …
By Ibrahim Ruhweza Sandra Nabasirye, also known as the slay farmer, has been producing tomatoes and other vegetables to sell …