A Big smile as Bunyoro region farmers receive coffee seedlings

The Institute for Ecology and Natural Resources has sourced coffee seedlings to support farmers in Bunyoro region.

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With the aim to uplifting the house hold incomes of the farmers in Bunyoro and in line with Uganda’s Vision. 2040, the Institute for Ecology and Natural Resources Africa (INSENRA) has received a consignment of Elite Robusta coffee seedlings from the first son Lt. Gen. Muhoozi Kainerugaba and partners to support the efforts of ensuring that there is improved income in the households of Bunyoro sub region.

The Executive Director, INSENRA Allan Bamuha receives the seedlings in Hoima on 8th April 2021

The coffee seedlings were received the Executive Director INSENRA, Allan Bamuha Atwooki in Hoima district on 8th April 2021.

The Executive Director while receiving the coffee seedling highlighted that the project has a target to create a farmer’s network of over 1 Million coffee and Cocoa farmers through media sensitization and other means of community engagements.

“Under Institute for Ecology and Natural Resources today we have received support of coffee seedlings of Elite Robusta coffee, the support came from Lt. Gen.Kainerugaba and his friends.

In Bunyoro, The Institute for Ecology and Natural Resources Africa has a target to create a network of 1million coffee farmers and another 1million of Cocoa farmers, we are majorly targeting those with passion for coffee and Cocoa growing, we shall be reaching out to our farmers thru available media channels” he said

The Executive Director applauded the farmers in Bunyoro for the increased passion to grow coffee, cocoa and other perennial crops which he said with go a long way in alleviating poverty and increase household incomes.

The Institute for Ecology and Natural Resources Africa is a non-government organisation based in Hoima with a liaison office in Kampala. It was established to support farmers in Bunyoro region growing different crops including coffee, Cocoa among others through multiplication of different varieties of cash crops that have high yields and ready markets.