Uganda’s agricultural heartland is a paradox: Despite being the backbone of the country’s economy and sustaining over 65% of the population, many farming regions …
Farmers
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Uganda’s agricultural heartland is a paradox: Despite being the backbone of the country’s economy and sustaining over 65% of the population, many farming regions …
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Water scarcity during dry seasons can severely impact livestock and crop productivity. For commercial farmers, particularly those dealing with cattle and large-scale farming operations, …
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dfcu Bank has launched a new agriculture programme dubbed the dfcu Bank Foundation. The programme will strengthen support for Uganda’s farmers and improve the …
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When you visit Zeus Agro farm in Bulambuli, one of the first things you notice is the organised, well-maintained rice fields, and the modern …
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As farming in Uganda becomes more commercialised, modern tools like tractor cultivators are proving essential in increasing productivity and reducing labour costs. They not …
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Jozonia Mbambu, a rice farmer in Kasese, knows that the journey from paddy to plate is more than just planting and harvesting. Owning her …
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Sugarcane farmers in Masindi district are demanding the immediate enforcement of a district council resolution passed in March last year, which called for the …
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Despite Uganda’s tea brands achieving impressive prices at the Mombasa Tea Auction, some selling above a dollar per kilogramme, a harsh reality persists in …
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The Chinese deputy ambassador to Uganda, Fan Xuecheng, has implored Busoga farmers to exploit their vast agricultural enterprises and tap into the existing free …