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Learnings from KOPIA-NARO Citrus Project rolls out into Uganda Climate Smart Agricultural Transformation Project

We do not see these Teso citrus in super markets in Kampala we see citrus fruits from foreign countries. Working in groups is key for farmers.

NaSARRI Director Represents NARO Director General at Teso Citrus Festival

The Director of KOPIA Uganda Center, Dr. Cho Illho, challenged farmers to improve orange quality, branding and packaging to compete with imported fruits and access domestic and international markets

NARO Steps Up Cassava Multiplication to Boost Food Security in Drought-Prone Karamoja

At Nabuin ZARDI, NARO has established a 200-acre cassava multiplication facility under UCSATP to increase farmers’ access to quality planting materials

Grow Project is launched at NARO NARL Kawanda

GROW is the Growth Opportunities and Productivity for Women Enterprises which is a $217 million initiative by the Government of Uganda—funded by the World Bank

Drought-hit Karamoja finds hope in NARO sorghum

A sorghum variety developed by the NARO is defying the harsh conditions, raising fresh hope that farmers can still produce food when the rains fail.

Soil health remains vital in increasing Food Productivity

Soil health is very important. Kawanda is a perfect example of crosscutting agricultural Research from Soils, Biodiversity, Agro- Machinery and Value addition of food

Revolutionizing Africa’s Rice Sector: The DREAMRICE Project Introduces Climate-Smart Perennial Farming in Uganda

Because Africa produces only roughly 55% of the rice it consumes, scaling perennial systems directly targets regional food security while mitigating climate impact and cutting production overhead

Shaping Uganda’s Tomorrow: Why De-Risking Agriculture Is a National Imperative

In a country where over 70 percent of the population relies on the land for daily survival, agriculture is far more than an economic sector in Uganda, it is the pulse of national food security

Building Local Capacity to Protect Global Crops

This collaborative field exercise is part of Emergent Detection Technologies for Plant Health Diagnostics at EU Import Points (EmergeNOW)

Practical Ways to Beat the Black Coffee Twig Borer in Coffee Gardens

The black twig borer has become one of the most persistent and costly pests in coffee production. It affects both Robusta and Arabica coffee, though Robusta is more heavily attacked.

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Learnings from KOPIA-NARO Citrus Project rolls out into Uganda Climate Smart Agricultural Transformation Project

NaSARRI Director Represents NARO Director General at Teso Citrus Festival

NARO Steps Up Cassava Multiplication to Boost Food Security in Drought-Prone Karamoja

Grow Project is launched at NARO NARL Kawanda

Drought-hit Karamoja finds hope in NARO sorghum

Soil health remains vital in increasing Food Productivity

Revolutionizing Africa’s Rice Sector: The DREAMRICE Project Introduces Climate-Smart Perennial Farming in Uganda

Shaping Uganda’s Tomorrow: Why De-Risking Agriculture Is a National Imperative

Building Local Capacity to Protect Global Crops

Practical Ways to Beat the Black Coffee Twig Borer in Coffee Gardens

Learnings from KOPIA-NARO Citrus Project rolls out into Uganda Climate Smart Agricultural Transformation Project

NaSARRI Director Represents NARO Director General at Teso Citrus Festival

NARO Steps Up Cassava Multiplication to Boost Food Security in Drought-Prone Karamoja

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