Coronavirus: Why We Should Grow More Cassava During COVID-19 Lockdown
As an Agripreneur, one of the easiest crops you can make money from is cassava, because it doesn’t require a lot of caring and doesn’t take long to grow.
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Coronavirus: Are Uganda’s Youth Farmers Positioned To Ensure Continued Food Security during COVID-19 Lockdown?
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] Uganda, which has the second-youngest population in the world, iscreating economic opportunities for youth brands in the agricultural sector. Actually, 55 percent of youth in Uganda are engaged in the agricultural sector, and Uganda is addressing youth unemployment, in…
Calamity: Coronavirus Poses World Food supply Crisis
By Joseph Kanyamunyu Although the deadly Coronavirus (COVID-19) is currently posing global health and economic threats, agriculture experts contend that the pandemic is poised to cause an even worse world food supply crisis, because of its adverse impacts on agricultural…
Kick Poverty Out Of Uganda By Discovering The Wealth In Passion Fruits
By Isaac Tugume Nyabinghi Passion fruits are one of the most highly bought fruits in Uganda and are quite easy to grow. The passion fruit is a perennial fruit and they grow while climbing onto others for support as they…
Desert Locusts Threaten Uganda’s Food Security- Min. Ssempijja
By Isaac Tugume Nyabinghi Kampala: The Minister for Agriculture, Animal Industry and Fisheries Hon. Vincent Bamulangaki Ssempijja, has warned that the invasion of desert locusts in Uganda threatens Uganda’s food security in the coming years and is likely to cause…
‘NAADS Helped Me Build A House Through Banana Growing’- Model Farmer Nakiwala
By Isaac Tugume Nyabinghi The National Agricultural Advisory Services (NAADS) is a government project that is helping farmers across the country fight poverty, by helping them engage in agricultural activities from which they earn millions of shillings. According to a…
Do Or Die: Why Ugandan Farmers Need The Coffee Bill Signed Into Law
Parliament last year introduced the National Coffee Bill, 2018, which aimed at streamlining coffee growing in Uganda, help farmers in value addition, and easily getting available markets for their produce.
From Poverty To Prosperity: How NAADS Is Transforming The Lives of Ugandans
By Isaac Tugume Nyabingi The National Agricultural Advisory Services, popularly known as NAADS, is a government program that was introduced in 2001 by President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni, to help rural Ugandans fight poverty and to improve rural livelihoods by increasing…