Improving Livestock Production in Karamoja Through Better Pasture Management
Based on research by A. M. Atuhaire et al. In Uganda’s semi-arid Karamoja region, livestock is essential for food, income, and survival. But climate change, overgrazing, and poor pasture practices are making it harder for pastoralists to feed their animals. A new study looked at how
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How Better Forage Boosts Milk and Income for Ugandan Dairy Farmers
In Uganda, many small dairy farmers struggle to feed their cows during the dry season, which limits milk production and income. Traditionally, farmers rely on Napier grass, but it doesn’t grow well without rain and is affected by disease and poor management. A study in Masaka
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