Uganda Prisons Service gives EFOTI more mandates to use its farms countrywide
The earmarked prisons farms include Lugore in Gulu, Adjumani prison, Kamwenge prison, Kiburara prison, Loro prison farm, and Orum Tikau prison farm.
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Adjumani receives free tea training
Gulu – 17, July 2021: “Today, it was all about training potential tea farmers in…
Nwoya launches commercial tea farming; leaders pledge total support
“Tea is a lifetime crop not like other cash crops,” he added, calling upon leaders to be exemplary before those they lead.
Yet another milestone as Nwoya district sets Monday for tea farming launch
The event starts at 10:00am at Latoro community tea garden.
Tea: EFOTI secures market for green leaf
The contract between the two parties start on 1, August 2021 and will last five years.
NUSAF, UWA partner with EFOTI to pilot tea farming in Nwoya
“They received cuttings from us to popularise tea growing, the nursery bed will act as a training centre for the entire region,” he added.
EFOTI distributes 50,000 free tea seedlings to farmers in Northern Uganda
By the end of 2025, EFOTI predicts Northern Uganda will be the region’s tea hub with modern factory for tea.
Koch Goma Cooperative Society members offer 100 acres of land for tea
Every year we were in poverty and when I saw EFOTI who was supporting Zombo and having an agreement with Ker Kwaro Acholi, I decided with my members to join tea farming which in three years we are harvesting,” Clara said.
Joy in Uganda as advanced post cocoon machines arrive in Sheema district
Uganda will produce approximately 67kgs of raw silk per day, equivalent to 16MT annually (assuming 250 working days per year)
SPONSORED: “Tea for prosperity and job creation” program to be launched in Acholi
EFOTI believes that farmers across Acholi sub-region, including West Nile will be able to have enough tea seedlings to meet the [their] current demands.
Acholi women form association to promote tea venture
“We need about 2 acres of land to plant the available tea seedlings which EFOTI has offered to us,” AWRCA’s founder and treasure, Rose Daisy Lanyero told TND News Friday on phone.