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What if the future of Uganda’s coffee industry doesn’t begin with a big estate but with just 100 coffee trees?

This thought has been sitting with me for days.

Every time I meet young people, I hear the same thing. “I’d love to farm but I don’t have enough land.” Others say they don’t have enough money or they think coffee is only for people who inherited plantations from their parents. Somewhere along the way we convinced an entire generation that agriculture is only worth pursuing if you start big. I think that’s one of the biggest misconceptions we’ve ever accepted.

Imagine if we stopped measuring opportunity by acres and started measuring it by action. Imagine a young graduate, a boda rider, a teacher, a nurse or someone running a small business deciding to plant just 100 coffee trees. Not because they’re expecting instant wealth but because they’re choosing to own something that grows in value with time. Those 100 trees would do more than produce coffee. They would teach discipline, patience, record keeping, quality management, marketing and long-term thinking. They would slowly introduce someone into an industry that has room for processors, exporters, baristas, content creators, roasters, tour guides, café owners and innovators.

Now multiply that story by thousands.

Imagine if 100,000 young Ugandans each committed to 100 coffee trees. We wouldn’t just be talking about more coffee. We’d be talking about thousands of young people becoming active participants in Uganda’s biggest export sector. We’d see more local businesses, more rural incomes, more opportunities for value addition and more young people staying connected to agriculture because they can finally see themselves in it.

Sometimes I wonder if our biggest challenge isn’t that young people dislike farming. Maybe it’s that we’ve only shown them one version of it. We’ve shown them the hard work but not the possibilities. We’ve shown them the garden but not the café. We’ve shown them harvesting but not roasting. We’ve shown them selling cherries but not building brands. We’ve shown them production but not the entire ecosystem that coffee creates.

Maybe that’s the conversation we need to change.

The next generation of Uganda’s coffee story won’t be written by a few large farmers alone. It will be written by ordinary young people who decide that they don’t have to wait until they have everything figured out before they begin. Sometimes the most important investment isn’t thousands of trees. It’s having the courage to plant the first 100.

So let me ask you something.

If you had access to land, seedlings and the right guidance, would you plant 100 coffee trees? If your answer is no, I’d genuinely love to know what’s holding you back. Let’s talk about it.

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