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Guide for hybrid crops to plant this season - Vimarsana News

Guide for hybrid crops to plant this season

Guide for hybrid crops to plant this season Saturday April 03 2021 Farmers have cleared their gardens and sowing the seeds is ongoing in several parts of the country. Agronomists recommend hybrid varieties which will beget high yields. Summary Advertisement Early this week, the Uganda National Meteorological Authority (UNMA) predicted heavy first rainy season which has already started. Seeds of Gold talked with several agronomy experts breeding various crop varieties and below they share the crops farmers should plant this season.   Beans The head of the bean programme at the National Crop...

Schools get computers to facilitate e-learning - Vimarsana News

Schools get computers to facilitate e-learning

Schools get computers to facilitate e-learning Monday February 22 2021 Mr Issa Kararira, the Executive Director NHDA handing over computers to Hon Rosemary Sseninde. Right is Mr Joseph Luswata, the head teacher of Kitala SS. Photo | Eve Muganga Summary According to the project coordinator Mr Hashim Kapere, providing ICT units to students will positively impact not only the students but also the entire communities. Advertisement Ten government-aided secondary schools have received computers to promote e-learning during this Covid-19 period.   Embrace Relief, a United States NGO in partnersh...

Keeping cows free from ticks - Vimarsana News

Keeping cows free from ticks

Daily Monitor Saturday December 19 2020 Cows feeding on Total Mixed Rations (TMR) at Nakyesasa. A TMR is a method of feeding cows that combines feeds formulated to a specific nutrient content into a single feed mix.PHOTO/GOERGE KATONGOLE Advertisement Costs of treating tick-borne diseases will be significantly reduced when the National Agricultural Research Organisation (Naro) releases anti-tick vaccines in 2022. The revelation was made during Saturday’s third virtual Seeds of Gold Farm Clinic held at the National Livestock Resources Research Institute (NaLIRRI) at Nakyesasa. Dr Fredrick Ka...