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Sowing the seed: Adoption processes of good horticulture practices in northern Uganda

This publication by Wageningen University & Research and Integrated Seed Sector Development Africa aims to anwser the question: “How do farmers respond to the vegetable activities, and why?” Uganda has enormous horticulture potential, due to distributed rainfall and moderate climate, and production is country-wide. Key limiting factors include poor infrastructure, low productivity and production, quality, food safety and traceability issue and counterfeit inputs especially seeds. A farmer outreach program was developed to promote use of good quality seed and good horticulture practice. The program included trainings, farmer field days and radio programs.
ThemeTechnical Resources
SubjectFarming Systems
PublisherWageningen University & Research and Integrated Seed Sector Development Africa
Publication year2020
RegionsAfrica
LanguagesEnglish
Resource typePublications
Resource linkhttps://issdafrica.files.wordpress.com/2020/06/250620ews-issd-case-study-uganda.pdf
KeywordsSeed management; Training, Capacity Building; Plant breeding