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Rwamirama assures on protecting cattle against east coast fever
The minister of state for Animal industry Bright Rwamirama has criticized the people of kiruhura for politicizing the increase of prevalence of East coast fever in their area by claiming…
October 30, 2012Read More
A ward scholarship for African Women in PHD
African Women in Agricultural Research and Development (AWARD) Fellowships): The Gender and Diversity program invites applications for fellowships under the AWARD Program. The fellowship will support African agricultural women scientists…
March 16, 2012Read More
Future Agricultures Consortium for PHD fellowships
Early Career Fellowships: The Future Agricultures Consortium (FAC) aims to encourage critical debate and policy dialogue on the future of agriculture in Africa. Founded in 2005, the Consortium is a…
March 15, 2012Read More
scholarships for developing countries in food safety
International Training Programme in Food Safety, Quality Assurance Systems and Risk Analysis Grants: Ghent University – Department of Food Safety and Food Quality – is offering a three months International…
February 22, 2012Read More
ASERECA holds first General Meeting
The Association for Strengthening Agricultural Research in Eastern and Central Africa (ASARECA) will be holding their first General Assembly in December, in Entebbe, Uganda. The General Assembly that is attracting…
December 13, 2011Read More
Rural Woman maize farmer Embracing ICTs to market her produce
By Solomon Akugizibwe On Thursday 4th August, 2011 Toro Development Network (ToroDev) Staff had a tiresome but rather fruitful journey to the pre-dominantly maize growing areas of Kamwenge District in…
September 2, 2011Read More
Edward Rugumayo urges government to promote agriculture technologies
The chancellor Mountains of the Moon University in Kabarole district Professor Edward Rugumayo is calling upon government to introduce new agriculture technologies to enable the farmers realize an agricultural revolution…
August 3, 2011Read More
Uganda Farmers Contend with Seeds of Uncertainty
James Kisembo, a farmer in Kabarole, western Uganda, decided to prepare two acres for growing beans, three times the size of what he grew in 2009. Kisembo was inspired by…
July 30, 2011Read More
Inadequate seed production capacity key cause of anomalies in Uganda seed sector
Following the complaints by farmers and seed producers about fake and adulterated seeds on the market, Gerald Businge interviewed Bulegeya Komayombi, the Commissioner for Crop Protection in Uganda’s Ministry of…
July 30, 2011Read More
Over 25 Uganda districts facing severe hunger threat
The Disaster Ministry is warning that about 25 districts across the country are mostly likely to be affected by hunger if no immediate interventions are not taken to avert the…
July 29, 2011Read More
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