Last evening, I had the opportunity of visiting my comrade @mukondo53’s goat farm in Buliisa, in the heart of the oil and gas action. The crazy goat numbers didn’t mesmerise me like the two billy goats the size of a calf. I need to get some of these to Lira asap.
4 days into the harvest of the 2026/27 crop,been an extremely long 96 hours harvesting,processing and changing locations of drying and wet mills😂😂
Crazy times to be alive,will be back later with the full story ✌️
For those who like to talk about “value addition” in coffee, this is what it means in real life. Meet my friend @ibrahimsamande1 of Mayi Shai coffee in Nigeria. This is how authentic investors arrive in the ready to drink consumer market
@MichealLMarvin1@Wapakhabulo Pliz save your energy for something better, I don't know if he knows much about farming 🤣🤣. There is levels between farming and Agribusiness
Uganda’s coffee story should not only be measured in exports, but in how much value reaches the farmer, how supply chains reward producers, and how competitiveness translates into shared prosperity. A strong coffee sector is not only export-driven; it is farmer-centered. Justice and competitiveness must go hand in hand.