Farming

Fowl rearing, particularly local chicken or indigenous breeds, has become one of the most profitable yet underutilised agribusiness opportunities in Uganda. Unlike exotic breeds …

Achieving remarkable growth in the competitive world of agro-processing requires more than hard work – it demands strategic partnerships and smart investments, especially in …

Farmers in Rukiga and across Greater Kigezi have been urged to embrace coffee farming as a strategic route to long-term economic empowerment and poverty …

Rats may be small, but their destruction is enormous, especially on poultry farms. They silently invade at night, feeding on eggs, chicks, feed, and …

With their vibrant green skin, mild flavour, and high nutritional value, garden eggs, also known as African eggplants, are becoming a reliable crop for …

With unpredictable weather patterns, strong winds, scorching sun, and heavy rains, many farmers are looking for natural, cost-effective ways to protect their crops and …

As Uganda faces more frequent dry spells, farmers like Swizen Wamala of Mambugu village in Kagadi district are turning to irrigation to keep their …

Despite being the backbone of Uganda’s economy and a source of livelihood for over 65% of the population, farming regions paradoxically have some of …

As demand for sustainable materials and alternative sources of income grows across Uganda, bamboo is quietly emerging as a green goldmine. Though still new …

Can exotic and indigenous cattle live together on the same farm or kraal? Yes, they can, but only under careful management. Experts warn that …