The Future Is Hydroponics, launches highly focused training opportunities, online learning center and supply shop. The Future Is Hydroponics partners with growers, businesses, and community leaders that share their values to deliver as much quality information as possible. They want to encourage young people to pursue purposeful work and forge
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Nyeko, a tree farmer in his plantation Planting trees as a farming activity in Uganda for both business and conservation purposes has been embraced by people in different parts of the country. Tree farmers in Hoima and Masindi districts in the Albertine region say that they have a common
Read MoreJohnbosco Sebabi, the Head Teacher at St. Mary's SS Kitende has set his eyes on coffee farming The COVID-19 pandemic has affected the entire world but teachers are one of the groups that have been hit most by the deadly disease. Indeed, one of the key lessons the disease has
Read MoreUganda’s coffee exports for the Financial Year 2019/20 amounted to 5,103,771-60 kilo bags worth US$496 million (UShs1.8 trillion) compared to 4,168,408-60 kilo bags worth US$415 million (UShs1.52 trillion) the previous year, figures from Uganda Coffee Development Authority show. This represents 22% and19% increase in both quantity and value respectively. According
Read MoreGovernment will register all coffee farmers across the country Parliament has at long last passed the controversial National Coffee Bill 2018 with Clause 26giving Uganda Coffee Development Authority (UCDA) powers to register all coffee farmers. The registration will entail capturing details of the size of land, number of coffee trees,
Read MorePatrick Kamwaka, a senior tractor technician at Cooper Motor Corporation illustrates to a farmer on how to handle a tractor before ploughing Farmers in Kween district have tasked government to expedite works on the Muyembe-Nakapiripirit road, saying the poor road network has thwarted their efforts to realize meaningful returns from
Read MoreMISERY AT THE FARM: Ugandan Coffee Farmers Losing Shs848bn Annually To Exploitation-Report
Africa’s farmers produce some of the finest quality coffee but receive the lowest prices of all growers globally. According to the Misery at the Farm: Africa's Coffee Farmers are Losing Billions to Exploitation report just released by Selina Wamucii, millions of family farmers across Africa are facing economic devastation as
Read MoreAs part of Ministry of Agriculture, Animal, Industry and Fisheries (MAAIF)’s efforts to ensure a competitive, profitable and sustainable agricultural sector in Uganda, the National Animal Genetic Resources Centre and Data Bank (NAGRC & DB), a MAAIF Agency has embarked on the breeding program of the rainbow rooster chicks which
Read MoreOver 600,000 chicks have been destroyed in Ethiopia More than 600,000 chicks have been destroyed by poultry farmers in Ethiopia because of a loss of demand from hotels whose business has been restricted as a result of the coronavirus pandemic, Reuters news agency reports. It quotes leading chicken supplier EthioChicken
Read MoreKenya is one of the top producers of avocado Kenya is one of the top producers of avocadoImage caption: Kenya is one of the top producers of avocado Kenya has made record sales from avocado exports amid the coronavirus pandemic, local newspaper Daily Nation reports. The country sold more than
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