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Maswaswa spreads coffee beans to dry after harvesting from his plantation. He also grows bananas on his farm. Photo by Johnson Mayamba.
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Coffee growing opened doors for Mukono farmer
My name is David Maswaswa. I am 78 years old. I stay at Budugala village, Goma Division in Mukono District, with my wife, some of my children and my grandchildren. I have been a farmer since my childhood. When I was growing up, our parents trained us to...
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Mini Farming: Mushrooms grow fast and bring quick returns
Mushrooms are some of the crops that have been taken on under modern farming in a bid to...
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Efforts to revamp cocoa growing
There is potential for those farmers who intend to venture into cocoa production to use clean...
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Dairy chain project will help farmers overcome challenges in production
His life is about to be transformed for the better. And if it goes according to the plan, Mr...
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Farmer's Diary: Organic farming for increased food production
A recent report from Worldwatch Institute, organic farming has the potential to contribute to...
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What determines prices and demand for meats?
Meat, or in this sense, meats have always been on the market and it is once in a while that...
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Farmers get mini-tractors to boost yields
Farmers at Namyoya Village, Goma Division in Mukono District, recently received two...
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Pulping machine processes and tests coffee
Coffee farmers who dry their coffee by spreading them on the ground in the sunshine can adopt...
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She abandoned nursing to rear poultry
In 2010, she attended a one-week course conducted by Enterprise Uganda on how one can start...
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Okra, the new cash crop in Manafwa
Three years ago, a local NGO called Elimination of Hardcore Poverty Foundation (Elohacopo)...
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