The Green Peas locally known as “Obukwamimbi are purely a Farmer’s Variety
Across the mountains where the green peas are planted in Kabarole district There are so…
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Climate Change in Uganda
WILLIAM LUBUULWA: The Role of NEMA in Addressing Wetland Degradation and Climate Change in Uganda
Uganda, often referred to as the "Pearl of Africa," is facing a substantial challenge to…
3 months ago
Through our small-scale farmer’s group, “we are preserving local cassava seeds”
Groundnuts local seeds, Photo by ESAFF Uganda Kampala: The 5th National Agroecology Actors’ Symposium (NAAS)…
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The rising water levels of Lake Victoria and the Nile System that paralysed Obongi district
The rise in Lake Victoria's water level started on 1st October 2019 and consistently went…
9 months ago
South Sudanese Refugee In Palorinya Settlement Embracing Agroecology To Promote Community Resilience To Climate Change
The on and off civil conflicts and the political instability in South Sudan have led…
10 months ago
How Agroecology is benefiting farmers, communities In Kaliro
Historically, Ugandans have had a great regard for nature. Living in a symbiotic relationship with…
1 year ago
Agroecology remains a myth amongst farmers in the Elgon sub region amidst climate change effects
Agriculture is the backbone of Uganda and provides a livelihood to more than three-quarters of…
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SAMUEL OBEDGIU: Growing food insecurity – An African existential threat government must plan for
The food and agricultural organization (FAO) estimates that since the global population will be 9…
1 year ago