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Coffe growing: Realities vs expectations

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Mohammed Kakiika3 months ago

Excellent I see in the Video all the features I noted. That raised tank can at a maximum 30 minutes offer irrigation water for 5 acres.

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Hon. ssekyanzi3 months ago

Thank you sir for the wisdom

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You should do a master class on coffee farming My mentor, Iam very ready to mobilize fellow farmers and aspiring coffee farmers to join.

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Lukwago .s.3 months ago

Thanks for the ground experiences

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Mohammed Kakiika3 months ago

Welcome

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Brian Tumusiime3 months ago

We have to move away from peasantry mindset if we are to scale; we can advocatr for subsidizing inputs and support large scale comercialization with maximum output; if Kenya can do ot we can do it Otherwise thank you for the well of wisdom

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Mohammed Kakiika3 months ago

Great mindset THANKS

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Rugaba Agaba3 months ago

@hlutwama report for masterclass

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JMabonga3 months ago

To increase coffee yields in Uganda to levels of Vietnam (largest grower of Robusta), irrigation during the dry spell and use of fertiliser is essential.

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Mohammed Kakiika3 months ago

True but Uganda peasantry land ownership and utilization can't be equal to Vietnam

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JMabonga3 months ago

That's what needs to change. The peasantry land system. With 10 acres for example, one can easily double yield with a modest investment in irrigation and fertilizer. Also need to work on systems to reduce losses to theft and after harvest.

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Andrew Collins Kirya 🇺🇬3 months ago

Great work

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jonah's son3 months ago

Boss u need ur own agricultural show on T.V but thanks for the advice.