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Maple-Crane AgricBoost Initiative

The Maple-Crane AgricBoost Initiative is a program of Sekama Can Ltd, a Canadian organization based in Toronto. The initiative aims to enhance livestock productivity in Uganda by leveraging Canada’s expertise, innovations, and technology. It focuses on improving genetics, feeding practices, farm management, and value addition through knowledge exchange, capacity-building, and technology transfer. Additionally, the initiative introduces modern Canadian farm technologies and strengthens milk processing capabilities, benefiting farmers and the wider agricultural sector.

What we do
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Establish mentorship programs, study tours, and training sessions between Canadian agricultural experts and Ugandan farmers, including the introduction of modern farm technologies.

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Support the establishment of milk processing facilities to produce dairy products such as powdered milk, cheese, and yogurt, increasing market value and reducing post-harvest losses.

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Introduce high-quality breeding stock and genetic improvement techniques to enhance milk and meat production.

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Train farmers on sustainable pasture management, efficient feed production, and optimal animal nutrition.

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Equip farmers with modern farm management skills, financial literacy, and record-keeping practices to improve efficiency and profitability.

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Connect farmers to reliable markets, cooperatives, and processors while promoting business models that ensure long-term sustainability and economic growth.

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Upcoming Events

  • Producer Day 2026 – II International Scientific Meeting on Colostrum
    University of Guelph, Canada - May 23, 2026
    Sekama is joining leading researchers and farmers to explore practical insights on calf health, colostrum management, and early-life nutrition.
  • Canadian Farmer Learning Exchange to Uganda
    August 9–29, 2026
    Canadian dairy farmers visit Uganda for hands-on learning, farm visits, and knowledge exchange with local farmers and institutions.
  • Youth Agriculture Internship Program (Uganda)
    July–November 2026
    A skills-building program for young people to gain practical experience in modern farming and agribusiness.
  • Second Agricultural Learning Visit to Canada
    September 13–20, 2026
    Ugandan farmers travel to Canada for an immersive learning experience on dairy production, technology, and farm management.

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