Farming Tips

By Umar Nsubuga Pawpaw, also known as papaya, is a widely cultivated fruit in Uganda, valued for its nutritional and economic significance. However, pawpaw …

By Vision Reporter Abel Mwaka, a maize farmer and mill says that you need 100kgs of maize grain to produce 70kgs of fine maize …

By Joshua Kato Banana peels constitute about 30% of the total weight of the banana fruit. This means that for every truck that enters …

By Prossy Nandudu          Coffee in Uganda is majorly grown for export. Because of this, there are stringent standards set up to regulate the coffee …

By Umar Nsubuga Poultry farming is set to thrive in 2025, fueled by growing demand for chicken meat and eggs locally and globally. This …

By Umar Nsubuga Dairy farming is an integral part of Uganda’s agricultural landscape, providing livelihoods and contributing significantly to the economy. As farmers strive …

By Jovita Mirembe Coffee is one of the major contributors to Uganda‘s economy. It is estimated that 20% of the population earns a large portion …

By Joshua Kato To profit from farming, a farmer must make the right choices regarding enterprises, location, market and the management of their business. …

By Umar Nsubuga The bean fly, a small but devastating pest, poses a significant threat to vegetable farmers, particularly those growing beans. This insect’s …

By Umar Nsubuga Vanilla, often referred to as the “black gold,” is one of the most valuable spices in the world. Known for its …