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Agriculture
22 November 2025, 3:23 pm
Locals embrace climate smart agriculture
By Kaguta Joel Families displaced by floods in Kasese District have embraced climate-smart farming initiatives to achieve food security and build resilience against future climate shocks. In May 2020, several families across the district woke up to find they had…
17 November 2025, 2:18 pm
Kwania women turn to Horticulture to combat climate change and restore food secu…
By Agness Agilo Women in the Lango Sub-region, who serve as the primary caregivers in most households, continue to bear the brunt of climate change as extreme weather patterns destroy food crops and fuel widespread famine. To fight back, women…
6 November 2025, 10:58
Over 100 Kyegegwa farmers receive fertilizers to boost coffee
By kyalisima Asuman More than 100 selected coffee model farmers in Kyegegwa district have a reason to smile after receiving organic fertiliser aimed at boosting coffee production in the area. The distribution exercise took place on Wednesday, November 5, at…
6 November 2025, 3:47 am
At least 206 coffee farmers in Kibaale receive coffee fertilisers from Agricultu…
By Joseph Kato The Government of Uganda through Ministry of Agriculture has supplied 21,300kgs of organic fertilizers to 206 selected coffee farmers in Kibaale district. Hassan Matovu the acting district production officer Kibaale reveals that the ministry has donated 852…
31 October 2025, 3:03 pm
Lango sub-region exhibition: A vital opportunity for farmers
By Sarah Ejang In a bid to empower local farmers amidst the challenges posed by climate change, Mr. Ojok Francis, the Production Officer of Amolatar, has urged farmers in the Lango sub-region to attend the ongoing exhibition, which commenced on…
23 October 2025, 11:08 am
Climate change threatens goat farming in Kampala as farmers count losses
By Ronald Ssemagonja Farming in Uganda, including goat farming, is increasingly becoming popular across the country. With the rising demand for milk, ghee, and meat, small-scale farmers are finding goats not just a source of food, but also a reliable…
16 October 2025, 18:56
Religious leaders urged to speak out against harmful agrochemicals
BY Clare Nayebare Africa is increasingly becoming a dumping ground for more than 200 pesticides banned in the European Union. Despite being prohibited in Europe, these toxic chemicals are still exported, with approximately 10% shipped to African countries. In response,…
16 October 2025, 4:36 pm
Farmers embrace solar energy
By Philip Onyango Farmers in Nakaseke North are embracing renewable energy technologies through the Distributed Renewable Energy Ecosystem Model (DREEM) hub project, led by Heifer International. The DREEM project is a three year program implemented by Heifer International with support…
14 October 2025, 18:24
Harugongo farmers lead organic revolution to feed Fort Portal sustainably
By Claire Nayebare In Harugongo, Kabarole district, farmers led by Francis Asaba are pioneering organic farming to feed Fort Portal sustainably. Through their cooperative, Mugamba Turoorre Hara SACCO, they use natural fertilisers, traditional pest control, and soil conservation methods to…
12 October 2025, 19:24
Fishing communities embrace new methods amid sector reshape
By Ali Lukomo Fishing communities across Uganda are slowly adapting to new fishing regulations following a major reshaping of the sector by fishing protection units. The operations, which targeted illegal fishing practices on major lakes and rivers particularly in the…