Mak Interns hailed, Israel Asks for More Students
The State of Israel has requested Makerere University to send another ten (10) students for the life-changing one-year agrostudies apprenticeship programme.
CAES wins shs. 2.5bn Grant for Biogas Research
Makerere University College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences (CAES) has secured a 2.5bn UGX (EUR 748,865) grant to research the implementation of biogas technology in Uganda, Ethiopia and Cameroon.
Makerere releases another two new Soybean Varieties
Makerere University College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences (CAES) has again released two new soybean varieties making a total of six commercial varieties recommended for production by farmers in Uganda. The two new varieties are Maksoy 4N and Maksoy 5N developed through conventional plant breeding. Previously the University had released Namsoy 4N and Maksoy 1N (2004), Maksoy 2N (2008), Maksoy 3N (2010).
Makerere Breeds 20 High yielding, Drought and Disease tolerant Sweet potato varieties code-named Kabanyolo Sweet Potatoes (KSP)
- Scientists call for a policy on seed systems to curb the spread of crop pests and diseases.
- District NAADS officer appeals to farmers’ mindset change and adoption new technologies.
- Farmers eye Tallow oil industry as potential market, want low interest loans and technical support to expand farmlands for sweet potato production.
Makerere University Department of Agricultural Production has bred new sweet potato varieties that are high yielding, tolerant to drought and sweet potato viruses. The varieties were unveiled in Gorooba village, Buraru parish, Byabigambire subcounty in Hoima district during an open day for participatory variety evaluation for farmers to choose what they think was the best variety for them based on yield and colour on November 1st 2013.
The different varieties after harvesting in Hoima
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