Kenya-based agritech Apollo Agriculture, which helps farmers access high-quality farm inputs, financing and markets, plans to…
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Airtel Uganda has partnered with Ankole Coffee Producers Cooperative Union(ACPCU) to provide the convenient Airtel…
Coffee farmers in Nebbi and the West Nile region investing in organic Arabica coffee have…
Many people think that agriculture ends at growing crops, rearing livestock like cattle, sheep, pigs,…
Agripreneur: Ministry of Agriculture Unveils Solar Dryers to Help Banana Farmers with Value Addition
In a bid to help banana farmers preserve their produce and process it into various by-products, The Ministry of Agriculture, Animal Industry and Fisheries (MAAIF) has introduced the usage of Solar Dryers under the Banana Livelihood Diversification Project.
Did you know that through container gardening you can grow vegetables, fruits, and other plants in your compound, backyard, or veranda and you sell them for money?
Cattle keeping in Uganda is one of the commonest income-generating agricultural activities, hence people engaging…
The Ministry of Agriculture, Animal Industry and Fisheries (MAAIF) has introduced the Banana Livelihoods Diversification project in a bid to boost banana growing in Uganda and help farmers when it comes to adding value to their produce.
Agripreneurship is a lucrative venture in Africa that is currently underutilized due to the limited knowledge that people have about it.
The government of Uganda through the Ministry of Agriculture, Animal Industry and Fisheries (MAAIF) are…
Agriculture is very diverse and if the youth in Uganda are to benefit from the…
Beekeeping, also known as apiculture is an agricultural project that can enable an agripreneur to make quick money after a short time.
Publics Africa Communications initiated the ‘I am an Agripreneur’ project, with a mission to create a thriving and sustainable agricultural sector that specifically empowers young farmers ages 18-35 years to venture into agriculture, forge strong markets in Uganda and improve global food security.
The government of Uganda has constructed fruit factories in Nwoya and Yumbe Districts respectively, which will help farmers in creating value addition for their fruits by processing them into juice, which they can sell in Uganda or export to other countries, hence increasing the chances of making profits from their produce.
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.