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By Gerald Tenywa At Lutembe Bay in the Wakiso district, Lake Victoria is calm, but Darawusi Katende, a seasoned fisherman, looks troubled. This is…

K-pop stars BTS drink it. It appears in K-dramas. Fans are so dedicated to consuming it year-round they’ve coined a new South Korean proverb:…

Soursop known as “Ekitafeli” in Luganda, is not a common plant and few people grow it in their compounds. It also has different other…

Oranges need light fertile sandy, well drained land. Well distributed rainfall or supplementary irrigation throughout the year guarantees continuous moisture requirement. The recommended orange…

By Joshua Kato  The Ministry of Agriculture Animal Industry and Fisheries (MAAIF) has selected macadamia as one of the money crops. According to Dr…

One of the challenges facing rabbit farmers is feeding them to achieve the right weight at the right age.  Rabbits grow to 3kg in…

To practise organic farming, farms need a lot of preparations. AMFRI Farms, for example, uses the biodynamic system, an advanced form of organic agriculture,…

Cut open a papaya fruit and immediately the orange to pink flesh surrounding black beady seeds set the taste buds racing. The bright orange…

As farmers struggle to increase production, they continue to be frustrated by fake seeds being sold on the market. As a result, many farmers…

In Uganda, Irish potatoes are mainly grown in the districts of Kabale, Kisoro, Nebbi, Kasese, Mbale Kapchorwa, and areas around Mt. Rwenzori. This is…