Empowering Farmers, Transforming Agriculture.
You prepared the land, bought seed, weeded under the sun and finally harvested. Now your grain is in the store—and the weevils are preparing their menu. A weevil’s business plan is simple: move into your store and eat at your…
Are drying coffee twigs hiding a black coffee twig borer problem? Learn how Agape’s trap supports early monitoring and integrated management in Uganda.
Use Agape yellow sticky traps alongside crop scouting to spot flying insects, keep useful records and make better informed pest management decisions.
Explore Agape’s Push Pull App for maize and sorghum farming. Find official app information and guidance from Agape Innovations in Uganda.
Your Soil Has Answers—Stop Asking the Leaves to Explain Everything A Ugandan farmer looks at a weak crop and begins an investigation. The seed supplier is questioned. The fertilizer dealer is summoned. Rainfall is accused. Somebody blames counterfeit inputs, while…
You plant your seedlings, water them carefully and look forward to seeing them grow. Then a dry spell arrives, and watering becomes a daily concern. For farmers establishing coffee, avocado, cocoa or other trees, keeping moisture around young roots deserves…
Agape Organic Fertilizer for Healthier Soils and Productive Farming Good farming starts with the soil. Every seed you plant depends on it for nutrients, water and space to develop roots. When soil fertility declines, getting a good harvest becomes harder,…
You buy good seed, pay for labour, apply fertilizer and weed on time. Yet, when harvest comes, the results hardly reflect your investment. Before accusing your maize of laziness, find out what is happening beneath your feet! Soil acidity could…
If your neighbours can locate your piggery with their eyes closed, it may be time to give your waste management some attention! Poultry, piggery and dairy farming bring income, food and employment. They also bring manure, wet bedding and other…
Rhizobia -The natural nitrogen fixer A Ugandan farmer plants soybean on a well-prepared field. The seed is good. Planting is completed on time. Weeding is planned. The farmer has even warned the goats that the new crop is not a…