WHO WE ARE
Uganda Forum for Agricultural Advisory Services (UFAAS) is a country chapter of the African Forum for Agricultural Advisory Services (AFAAS) in Uganda. It is a forum that brings together a wide range of actors involved in Agricultural Extension and Advisory Services (AEAS) in Uganda. UFAAS was launched in May 2011 and is registered in Uganda. AFAAS is the umbrella network organisation for AEAS in Africa...
CHAIRPERSON’S MESSAGE
Agricultural Extension and Advisory Services (AEAS) have an enormous task of facilitating the agricultural transformation process in Uganda. As a result of policy reforms over the past decade, agricultural extension services in the country have moved away from being solely publicly provided to pluralism characterised by increasing participation by the private sector, civil society, and farmers’ organizations. This major shift not only brought many innovations and accomplishments, but also needs and challenges. Unlike other professions, AEAS lacked a forum that facilitates networking, experience sharing, professional accountability and identification of common solutions to challenges faced…
RECENT NEWS
Official Launch of the 5th Africa-Wide Agricultural Extension Week (AAEW) 2021
Above: Some of the officials at the Launch of the AAEW 2021: L-R: Dr Nakelet Opolot, Commissioner Agricultural Skills...
Youthful brothers earn big from Climate Smart vegetable production at the Farmacy farm
In the featured image is Nehemiah Buwule, proprietor, Farmacy Farm Meet Nehemiah Kamya Buwule and Derrick Tumuhimbise...
Climate Smart banana production brings cash, respect and creates opportunities for farmers
Case 1: Climate Smart banana production brings cash, respect and creates opportunities for Farmers Elias Mbidde is a...
Uganda National Stakeholders’ dialogue on Climate Smart Agriculture triggers partnerships
Above: A section of participants during a group discussion On December 3rd 2020, The Uganda Forum for...
Extension Actors Urged on Farmer Involvement in Climate Agriculture Planning
This post was first published on the Farmers Media website, by by Grace Musimami - the UFAAS Board...
Poor farming practices increase incidents of climate change
This post was first published in the New Vision, 18th November 2020, by Joshua Kato In Uganda, the impact of...
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