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Farmers to benefit from processed bean innovation

Farmers to benefit from processed bean innovation

Most farmers engaged in growing the bean legume crop have been doing it on small scale mainly for food consumption sold in markets within the country. Beans are rich in protein, the reason why in Uganda, it is mainly consumed in schools. However, many families...

Banana growing gave me a new lease of life

Banana growing gave me a new lease of life

As a retailer, Joseph Kizito Luwalira quickly realised that he was not going to make ends meet. He told Fred Muzaale how supplementing his income by growing banana changed his livelihood. My name is Joseph Kizito Luwalira. I am a resident of Nakaliro village in...

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Earlier this week, @UFAAS13 was delighted to host a team from @BiovIntCIAT_eng Uganda, led by Country Rep. Susan Ajambo. The meeting explored partnership opportunities in areas of shared interest, including strengthening agricultural extension and advisory services (AEAS) in 🇺🇬.

Last week at #AFSForum2026, IFAD reaffirmed the importance of catalyzing partnerships that connect producers to markets and drive rural transformation where returns are greatest.

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