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Heavy rain expected Wed–Fri across Central Region
Up to 18mm of rain forecast over the next 72 hours in Mukono, Wakiso, Kampala and Mpigi. Hold off on spraying — wait at least 48 hours after the rain stops. Plant beans and groundnuts…
Soil Health 101: Test Before You Spend
A UGX 25,000 soil test saves UGX 200,000+ in wasted fertilizer. Know your pH and nutrient profile before…
Post-Harvest Storage: Cut Losses by 40%
Up to 40% of maize harvest is lost to mould, weevils and rodents. Proper drying and hermetic bags…
Coffee Berry Borer: Mbale and Bugisu Watch
Reports of coffee berry borer rising in Mt. Elgon coffee belt. Weekly inspection of red berries is essential…
Fall Armyworm in Maize: Spot It Early
Central Region reports rising fall armyworm activity. Inspect maize whorls daily, treat at first sign — losses can…
This Season: Why Beans Are Your Best Bet
Short rains favour quick-maturing legumes. Recommended varieties NABE-15 and K131 mature in 65-80 days with high market demand.
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