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The livestock sector in Uganda is a key income source for many millions of households. The contribution is large. Livestock products account for 17% of the agricultural output. The livestock market in Uganda keeps growing because of domestic demand. Also has a...
Uganda is among the top twenty-two tea exporters in the world, with an export value of $35.5 million in 2022. The tea sector in the country includes both commercial plantations and smallholder producers. Its main destinations for exports are Pakistan, the Arab...
Apis mellifera (Honey bee) farming is becoming an important activity in Uganda’s agriculture. It has both economic and ecological reasons. The country is suitable for the hives of bees. There is a lot of vegetation and favorable climate conditions for bees. This has...
Coffee plays a very crucial role in the Ugandan economy. Uganda ranks among the top coffee-exporting countries in the world. Uganda farms Arabica and Robusta coffee, which has a unique flavor. Mostly, the beans are produced in the country. These beans are grown on...
Farming is a big part of life in Uganda. In the villages, most families grow crops or raise animals. It’s how they eat, earn money, and live. For years, people focused on crops like maize or beans, or maybe chickens. Those are the usual choices. Safe and familiar. But...
In most regions of Uganda, goats are turning out to be more than just livestock. They are becoming something much more a source of income for a family, a way to find solutions to everyday issues and means to improve their lives. What was once a small sector of the...
Uganda is growing into a key player in the global vanilla industry. Vanilla is one of the most valuable spices in the world and is in great demand for food, cosmetics, and perfumes. Uganda's rich soils and tropical climate make it a prime location for vanilla...
Did you know Uganda's meat sector supports more than 60% of the population? It is popular for its growth and potential in the meat sector. With Uganda’s large population and rural economy, the country offers great investment opportunities for local and foreign...
Rice is now a crucial crop for Uganda. It is a staple food and a source of income for smallholder farmers. In 2021, rice made up 15% of Uganda's cereal production. It was the second most important cereal crop after maize. Uganda's rice consumption is rising, driven by...
Groundnut farming is a key agricultural activity in Uganda. It is vital to millions of smallholder farmers' food security, nutrition, and income. Groundnuts, or peanuts, are the country's second most important legume, after beans. Farmers grow groundnuts on about...
Goat farming is a powerful tool for economic empowerment in Uganda. Goats are raised for meat, milk, and skins, which are all in high demand locally and regionally. Goats are unlike any other form of livestock. They do not require a serious of investment and can be...
Uganda’s agriculture sector contributes 24% of the country's GDP. It employs over 70% of the population. Sunflower cultivation is significant among the many crops grown, especially for oil production. Northern and eastern Uganda, with their favorable climate, have...