Sharing knowledge in Katine's community
15 July 2016
John Opio, a farmer from Katine, Uganda, attended an agricultural course in the UK so that he could feed new farming knowledge back to his community.
Blogs
Why we believe that aid to Africa works
01 July 2016
Farm Africa believes that aid works. Director of Programmes Michelle Winthrop writes about how our projects really have changed lives in rural African communities.
Trading spaces: how new markets are opening up for eastern Africa's smallholder farmers
21 June 2016
Rachel Beckett, Farm Africa's Country Representative in Uganda, writes about how our new FoodTrade project is already putting down roots in the sub-county of Katine.
How Ethiopia's Arabica coffee is helping fight climate change
25 May 2016
Farm Africa's CEO, Nicolas Mounard, on how Arabica coffee helps to conserve Ethiopian forests while boosting local incomes.
Three ways partnerships can fight rural poverty
19 May 2016
Farm Africa's Head of Agriculture, James Mwololo, attended this year's CGIAR Science Forum, and writes about the need for partnerships to fight poverty.
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