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Item Atmosave organic farm turning garbage into gold.(New Vision, 2026-04-01) Musoke, HerbertWhere many see filth, bad smells and a degrading environment, Atmosave organic farm sees opportunity. They turn organic waste that clogs drainage and pollutes communities, into income-generating products.Item Best Farmer receives education certificate(New Vision, 2017-11-07) Musoke, HerbertMinistry of Education and Sports, through the Directorate of Industrial Training (DIT) has authorised Dr. Dianah Nambatya Nsubuga's Integrated Health Kwagala Farm to award its trainees with certificates by the ministry.Item Best farmers flagged off for Netherlands trip.(New Vision, 2026-05-30) Musoke, HerbertThe farmers were told to go out and see, learn, and share knowledge when they return from the Netherlands.Item Dutch ambassador urges shift from subsistence to export market.(New Vision, 2026-03-04) Achan, Jacky; Musoke, Herbert; Ruhweza, IbrahimThe Ambassador of the Kingdom of Netherlands to Uganda, Frederieke Quispel, has praised her predecessors for laying a firm foundation for the harvest Money Expo a decade ago.Item Explore climate adaptive Tech at ABI Expo space.(New vision, 2026-02-12) Musoke, HerbertABI Development is a Ugandan not-for-profit organisation that works to transform the agribusiness sector into a competitive, inclusive and climate-resilient system.Item Farmers trained for Netherlands(New Vision, 2018-05-25) Kato, Joshua; Musoke, HerbertKnow what you grow. Grow what you know. Be known for what you grow," was a statement made by Samuel Iga Zinunula, an entrepreneurship consultant while addressing the 2017 best farmers at Grand Global Hotel Kampala.Item Farmers urged to adopt investor mindset.(New Vision, 2026-05-15) Musoke, HerbertThe 2025 winners of Uganda's best farmers competition have been urged to embrace a business mindset and position themselves as investors capable of attracting partnerships and transforming Uganda's agricultural sector.Item Heifer international to train goat farmers at expo(New Vision, 2026-02-17) Musoke, HerbertLivestock is a vital part of Uganda's agriculture, providing food, income and employment for thousands of families. It's importance will be highlighted at the harvest money expo 2026, where Heifer International, the global non-profit that has worked with Ugandan farmers since 1982 will showcase how livestock and other ventures can be transformed into profitable businesses.Item Inside farm breeding Uganda's giant goats weighing over 100kg.(New Vision, 2026-05-22) Musoke, HerbertUntil one sees them weighed it is hard to believe a goat can exceed 100kg. "When I told showgoers that one of the goats I exhibited weighed 120kgs, many thought I was exaggerating. But once we weighed the animals, they saw for themselves, "says Edmund Kenneth Mugayehwenkyi during a tour of his farm.Item Kamwenge leaders dedicate district land to farming(New Vision, 2018-04-06) Musoke, HerbertUnlike other areas where district land is grabbed, the case is different in Kamwenge. Officials in the local government have partnered with Byabasambu Twimukye Women's Association, a community-based farmer's association in Byabasambu Village, Kahuge sub-county to use the district's land for farming.Item Nyanzi savouring the sweet success of stevia.(New Vision, 2017-09-15) Musoke, HerbertUnlike most of Uganda's graduates who sit back, waiting to be employed, chairman Julius Nyanzi, 27, set up PRO BIORESEARCH company at Masanafu, a city suburb from which he produces health and other products, such as perfumes, mosquito repellents, refresheners and pesticides, among others.Item Treat bees as a farm support input.(New Vision, 2026-05-29) Musoke, HerbertBees are one of the most critical agricultural inputs, yet they are neglected, causing countless losses and destruction of the ecosystem. Herbert Mugisha, the executive director of Green Cane Innovations Ltd, highlights that bees and other pollinators are critical to human survival and environmental health due to their essential role in pollination.Item Tunga nutrition to offer free livestock feed training at expo(New Vision, 2026-02-18) Musoke, HerbertFarmers across Uganda are being urged to seize the chance to learn and network at the Harvest Money Expo 2026, where agribusiness giants like Tunga Nutrition will share innovations and practical solutions.Item Ugandan Dutch Alumni urged to embrace critical thinking(New Vision, 2026-02-18) Musoke, HerbertUgandan Alumni of Dutch Universities have been urged to emulate the culture of critical thinking that defines education in the Netherlands.