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11:03
11:03

Farmers in Acholi Tipped on Best Practices for Post-Harvest Maize Management SEATINI Uganda 1 2

Lubega said many farmers in the sub-region have failed to access better markets within and outside the country due to lack of knowledge on best farming practices in the maize value chain.
07:33
07:33

Farmers in Acholi Advised to Delay Planting Despite Early Rains Gulu district 2 1

Parts of the Acholi Sub-region have been experiencing scattered rainfall for the past three days, raising hopes among farmers eager to begin the first planting season after months of harsh dry spells.
08:11
08:11

Omoro District Receives Request for 850,000 Coffee Seedlings Amidst Growing Demand 3 1

Jomo noted that some of the farmers had already prepared their gardens and dug holes while waiting for the delivery of the coffee seedlings ahead of the onset of rainfall to start planting.
10:06
10:06

Madhvani Secures Lease Agreement Over Land for Amuru Sugar Project Amuru District 4 1

K P Eswar, the Director of Corporate Affairs at Madhvani Group of Companies told URN Friday that the signing of the lease agreement now gives the company a go ahead to commence works on the land.
12:13
12:13

Security Personnel in Amuru Propose Fresh Verification of Balaalo Cattle Keepers Amuru District 1 1

Amuru District Police Commander Julius Jingo told stakeholders at a meeting Thursday in Kololo Parish, Lakang Sub-county that conducting a fresh verification of the cattle keepers will help to ascertain the numbers of compliant cattle keepers.
14:27
14:27

Madhvani Seeks More 10,000 Hectares of Land for Amuru Sugar Project Amuru District 4 1

Prof Pen-Mogi however noted that it’s pointless for Madhvani to start seeking for more land before even commencing works on the 10,000 hectares that they will be getting from the government.
17:21
17:21

Maize Value Chain Actors in Acholi Urged to Comply to Standards Gulu City 4 3

Jane Nalunga, the Executive Director, SEATINI noted during the project launch that there are wide concerns in the sub-region on the quality of maize and maize products which has seen some being rejected internally and the international markets.
12:43
12:43

Fear Grips Agago Residents as Armed Warriors Scale Up Attacks Agago District 1 3

Martin Ocen, a resident of Ngora Parish in Paimol Sub-county told Uganda Radio Network in an interview that the renewed attacks have affected the normal lives of residents who now have to be indoors by 6 pm following a temporary curfew imposed in their area by security.
07:30
07:30

Construction of UGX 1.3B Multi-Purpose Water Reservoir Launched in Amuru Amuru district 1

Rogers Masaba, the Deputy Manager Water for Production Regional Centre, said the water reservoir will equip agricultural land for irrigation, and provide water for drinking, food production and livestock watering.
07:23
07:23

Livestock Farmers Embrace Hays Amidst Climate Change Effects Gulu City 3 3

Dr Kidega had been producing maize silage, until two years ago, when he embarked on growing Chloris Gayana (Rhodes grass), a drought resistant perennial grass suitable for hay making on his 20 acres’ farmland in Unyama B village in Pece-Laroo Division, Gulu City.
09:20
09:20

Nwoya Calls for Deployment of Soldiers to Drive Out Stray Elephants Nwoya District 1 4

Maj Gen Felix Busizoori, the Fourth Infantry Division Commander says he has already made a request for a Helicopter from the Uganda People's Defence Airforce (UPDAF) to help in driving away the stray elephants back into the conservation area.
12:33
12:33

Atiak Massacre Survivors Receive Ox-Ploughs Amuru District 4 1

Oceng told Uganda Radio Network in an interview that the donation targets to boost food security and ensure farmers in the region join the viable food export market especially to the neighboring South Sudan.
08:50
08:50

Stray Cattle Destroy 400 Acres of Sugarcane at Atiak Sugar Plantation Atiak Sugar Factory 1 1

Leonard Komakech, the Public Relations Officer Atiak Sugar told Uganda Radio Network Monday that so far 315 stray cattle have been impounded in response to the destruction of sugarcane as multiple measures to avert their incursions are being drawn.
07:09
07:09

Gov't Plans to Establish Coffee Nursery Beds in Northern Uganda 2 1 Top story

State Minister for Northern Uganda Rehabilitation, Dr. Kenneth Omona, told Uganda Radio Network in an interview that the initiative, once implemented, is expected to improve access to high-quality coffee seedlings for the growing population of coffee farmers in the region.
09:51
09:51

Coffee Farmers Appeal for Affordable Irrigation Equipment to Tackle Drought Nwoya district 3 2

Okino says the extreme temperatures experienced in the region, account for the low survival rates of young coffee plants and flower abortion in mature coffee trees leading to poor yields and losses.
07:26
07:26

Minister Calls for Mindset Shift to Boost PDM Impact in Northern Uganda 6 1

Akori expressed concerns about reports of beneficiaries misusing the funds on non-productive activities such as alcohol consumption. “Some people are spending the money on things like alcohol instead of investments that can improve their lives. This defeats the whole purpose of the program,” she warned.
15:46
15:46

Atiak Sugar Criticizes UDC for Limited Involvement in Factory Management Atiak Sugar Factory 5 1

Speaking during an oversight visit by the Leader of Opposition Joel Ssenyonyi and his shadow cabinet Monday, Ahmed noted that most of the factory failures have been blamed on Horyal Investments Holding Company Ltd despite UDC being a shareholder.
15:57
15:57

Gov’t Moots Plans to Make Coffee Growing Attractive to Youths 1

Sylvia Owori, the Director of Operations at Operation Wealth Creation told stakeholders in Gulu City last week that the availability of the young growing workforce is key in driving the coffee economy in Northern Uganda.
07:42
07:42

Atiak Sugar Factory Seeks More Gov’t Funding to Resume Full Operations 4 1

Mohamoud Ahmed, the Director of Planning and Investment at Atiak Sugar Factory, told stakeholders on Monday that the factory can only resume full-scale operations once it has a sustainable irrigation system in place.
14:16
14:16

Gov’t Turns to North to Achieve 20 million Coffee Bags Target 1

Kabibi however notes that with the potential Northern Uganda presents in the coffee sector, the target of producing 20 million bags by 2030 bags will be ably achieved.
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