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 …
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By Umar Nsubuga Evanice Manyiraho, an experienced herbal farmer from Kicwamba in Kabarole district, has spent years cultivating various medicinal plants. Among these is …
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By Umar Nsubuga Lima beans, often known as “butter beans” for their creamy texture, are gaining popularity for their remarkable nutritional value and health …
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By Umar Nsubuga With its rising demand in both local and international markets, ginger has emerged as a lucrative crop for many farmers. Michael …
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By Herbert Musoke The Government of Uganda has established a working relationship with the Netherlands to promote agriculture as a springboard for increasing household …
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By Herbert Musoke The cost of livestock feed concentrates in Uganda has drastically dropped in the last two years, thanks to increased domestic production. …
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By Umar Nsubuga For many farmers, snakes can be a threat to both safety and peace of mind. While they are an essential part …
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By Umar Nsubuga Jennifer Tumushabe, a commercial bean farmer, emphasises that proper harvesting can make all the difference in ensuring quality, boosting yield, and …
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By Jovita Mirembe Salongo Fredrick Sebawuttu Musoke, a resident of Tebalyala village in Luwero District, says that maintaining a productive coffee plantation requires continuous management. He says …
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By Umar Nsubuga Solomon Senoga, a passionate cassava farmer from Nakabululu village in Luwero district, has been dedicated to farming for over a decade. …