Radio COMNETU
Enviroment
11 February 2026, 12:40 pm
Sowers of love signs MOU with Amolatar women mill group
By Gerald Odongo and Sarah Ejang Given that agriculture serves as a fundamental pillar of Uganda, a collective of women from the Amolatar Women Mill Group convened yesterday with stakeholders from Sower of Love (SOL) to explore a partnership aimed…
6 February 2026, 9:09 am
Otuu’s vision empowers farmers towards a sustainable future
By Sarah Ejang In the fertile lands of Amolatar, Vincent Otuu stands as a beacon of hope and innovation for local farmers. As a young and talented agricultural trainer, Otuu has cultivated an impressive 60,000 cabbages and tomatoes this dry…
3 February 2026, 17:42
Pader district leads climate-smart agriculture in Northern Uganda
By Ekel Bonny Daniel Pader District is taking a bold step towards climate resilience as local farmers begin adopting solar-powered irrigation to tackle erratic weather and enhance food security. On 3 February, the African Leadership and Reconciliation Ministries (ALARM–Uganda) launched…
31 January 2026, 8:23 pm
Fort Portal: Experts urge climate-smart farming amid shifting seasons
By Clare Nayebare Agricultural experts in Fort Portal have warned that deforestation, bush burning and poor farming practices are exacerbating global warming and disrupting seasonal patterns, urging farmers, the government and NGOs to adopt nature-friendly methods that protect the environment…
31 January 2026, 8:10 pm
Poor harvests drive up food prices in Lango
By Mike Okwang Ogule & Daniel Odongo Apac, Uganda – Prolonged drought across Apac District and the wider Lango sub-region has severely affected food crop production, leading to reduced harvests and rising food prices. Key staples, including maize, beans, simsim…
30 January 2026, 7:06 pm
Honey production supports Agago farmers in adapting to climate change
By Freeman Canogura Beekeeping is boosting household incomes and promoting environmental conservation among farmers in Agengo, Geregere, and Patongo sub counties in Agago District, as more communities adopt apiculture as a climate-smart livelihood. Around 200 households are benefiting from the…
30 January 2026, 10:14 am
Climate change drives Kitgum farmers into green business during dry season
By Otim Moses Climate change is reshaping livelihoods in Kitgum District, as farmers turn prolonged dry seasons into an opportunity through green business farming. In northern Uganda, the dry season, which begins in early November, has become longer and hotter,…
29 January 2026, 3:55 pm
Bunyangabu: Rubona farmers embrace agroforestry to tackle climate challenges
By Lucky Patrick Farmers in Rubona Town Council, Bunyagabu District, are adopting agroforestry as a sustainable farming practice to improve agricultural productivity and address the effects of climate change in the region. Farmers testify Speaking to our reporter, Magezi Kagoro…
29 January 2026, 3:00 pm
Micro-scale irrigation strengthens climate-resilient farming in Kwania
By Joshua Olomo The Uganda Intergovernmental Fiscal Transfer (UgIFT) Micro-Scale Irrigation Project has strengthened the climate resilience and livelihoods of 43 farmers in Kwania District. The project supports farmers in establishing irrigation infrastructure that enables year-round cultivation, helping to mitigate…
28 January 2026, 10:31 pm
Kibaale livestock farmers struggle with pasture and water shortages
By Kato Joseph Kibaale Livestock farmers in Kibaale District are struggling with a severe shortage of pasture and water following a prolonged dry spell. A mini-survey conducted in Bubango Sub county indicates that the crisis is being attributed to extended…