Now that the wet season has come again, tap the rain before it drains away. Harvest water now and store it for future usage. …
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Julius Kalanzi, a coffee farmer with four acres of land, has struggled with poor yields due to improper harvesting and drying methods. Like many …
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By Umar Nsubuga As macadamia nuts gain popularity worldwide for their rich flavour and nutritional value, they present a profitable opportunity for farmers looking …
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By Umar Nsubuga Isaac Malinga, a famous French beans farmer and exporter says at 50-55 days, fry picking for French beans should be done. He says …
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By Umar Nsubuga Joseph Bukenya, a farmer of chilli in Kabuwomero village in Luwero district says chilli seedlings can be ready for transplanting at …
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By Eddie Ssejjoba The Bucket Project of the Miracle Church Ministries, growing hybrid sorghum in Karamoja sub-region for the second season to feed the …
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By Joshua Kato After 120 days, most varieties are now ready for harvesting if one is doing dry grain. To further dry it on …
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By Prossy Nandudu University graduate leaders in the management of food systems have been asked to focus on the management of post-harvest loses in …
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By Umar Nsubuga Harvesting of the Irish potato is done between 80-140 days from planting depending on the variety. Moses Kiptala, a commercial Irish …
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By Umar Nsubuga Kennedy Rwabona, a tea farmer in Kabaare village, Rutare parish in Rukiga district says tea grows well in places of high …