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AGRA and IICA ties to boost sustainable agriculture in Africa and the Americas
AGRA and the Inter-American Institute for Cooperation on Agriculture (IICA) have announced a new phase…
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Ssenyonyi seeks clarity on Ntungamo Coffee Factory funding
The Leader of Opposition in Parliament, Hon. Joel Ssenyonyi, has called on the Government to…
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Coffee: MAAIF takes control of agricultural Operations
We will ensure continuity in ongoing projects, safeguard assets, and maintain staffing levels Permanent Secretary…
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Uganda Makes History with First Formal Exports to West Africa Under AFCTA
President Yoweri Museveni has officially launched Uganda's first formal export of products to West Africa…
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People are beginning to wake up – Museveni on PDM beneficiaries
President Yoweri Museveni has expressed his excitement over the progress of Ugandans utilising government programs…
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NAM: Angola picks interest in Uganda’s coffee
The Government of Angola has expressed optimism for increased bilateral cooperation with Uganda, especially in the field of agriculture, with an emphasis on the coffee sector.
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New anti-tick vaccine to save Uganda sh3.7trillion annually
The new Anti-tick vaccine, which has been developed by the National Agricultural Research Organisation (NARO) is expected to save Uganda an annual integrated economic loss to the tune of sh3.7 trillion when rolled out countrywide.
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WDR73 hybrid, the new gold for rice farmers
WDR is a water use efficient and drought tolerant rice variety. It is adequate to produce this crop, more yielding capacity that is 9.5 to 10 tons compared to the other rice variety yielding four to five tons.
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Museveni tips on coffee value addition
The President said it is important that producers of raw-materials add value to their products so that they can earn more from their sweat and create more jobs for the youth instead within the country.
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Farmers benefit from NARO, MAK training on commercial fish farming
At least 40 farmers from the northern districts of Gulu, Omoro, Nwoya, Amuru, and Amolatar have been equipped with skills in commercial fish farming.
