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Novine Farm 🧑🌾
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Novine Farm 🧑🌾
@Novine_Farm
Raised By Cows. +256703590042
Isingiro, Uganda Katılım Mayıs 2020
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@margretabwoyo2 @Tumu_davis Once you go local, you never want to go back.
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Why do most farmers going back to local seeds instead of improved seeds?
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I read in the news that today is Africa Day! I like Africa, there are wonderful hardworking people there and there are many beautiful cows, which I also love! So I congratulate all my Twitter friends from Africa! 🌍🤝🇺🇦
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The official handle of Parliament of Uganda has only 78K followers🙇♂️🙇♂️
Parliament of Uganda@Parliament_Ug
New bio...
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A seriously STACKED shortlist 😍
It’s time to vote for your Guinness Goal of the Season 🙌
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@Novine_Farm @ubctvuganda You need better branding and packaging. If I must buy coffee there must be something attractive about it with the packaging. Speaking as a concerned customer.
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Thomas Tayebwa: When all these controversies happened, I wanted to take a step back and not offer myself for Deputy Speaker. Some of the things they were writing about me on social media were unpalatable. I even sent messages to some people asking them whether I was that evil.
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This gives me crazy ideas- if he can find time while doing autopsies of comrades killed, women and kids murdered- what’s my excuse- genuinely?
Daily Nation@NationAfrica
Chief Government Pathologist Johansen Oduor is among 166 lawyers admitted to Roll of Advocates by CJ Koome today
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@Novine_Farm @mildredtuhaise Mr Novine I contacted you in your dm but you didn't attend to my request, maybe you can check again
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@Novine_Farm @ubctvuganda 🤣🤣 I love this. I actually need to buy some coffee packs. Where do I get some
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@drmutaawe @Muganzisecure @GKatabazi That’s where our research skills come in to inform the next generation of farmers
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@Novine_Farm @Muganzisecure @GKatabazi These soils are super fertile..looking forward to the Ugandan style the aligns to the soils,climate and all other factors that are unique to Uganda
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Biggest mistakes done by young beginner coffee farmers
Most people have been asking me about the dos and don’t when setting up a coffee farm and today allow me talk about the biggest mistakes we do as young farmers
One mistake many beginner coffee farmers make is rushing to plant before understanding what they are getting into. Coffee looks profitable from the outside but the farm is built long before the first harvest comes. I have seen people buy seedlings today because prices are high, only to abandon the farm two years later because they were not prepared for the patience, discipline and investment coffee needs.
Another big mistake is choosing land without studying the soil and environment. Some people plant coffee anywhere simply because they own the land. Later the coffee becomes yellow, weak and unproductive. A beginner should first test the soil understand rainfall patterns, drainage and the type of coffee suitable for that area. Good land preparation may look expensive at first but it saves years of frustration.
Spacing is another thing many people ignore. Beginners want to maximize numbers and end up overcrowding the garden. The farm looks beautiful in the first year but later diseases increase, sunlight reduces and yields drop badly. Coffee needs space to breathe. A well-spaced farm will always do better than a crowded one over time.
Many youths also make the mistake of buying cheap seedlings from random roadside nurseries because they want to save money. In reality, cheap seedlings become expensive later through poor yields and disease problems. Always buy healthy seedlings from trusted nursery operators even if they cost a little more like @mildredtuhaise
One painful mistake I have personally observed is neglecting the farm after planting. Some people think once seedlings are in the ground, the work is done. They forget mulching, irrigation during dry spells, pruning, shade management and weed control. Coffee farming rewards consistency more than excitement. The small things done repeatedly are what build a productive farm.
Another mistake is planting coffee without a market plan. Many beginners focus only on growing coffee but never think about quality, buyers, post-harvest handling or which market they want to target. Yet the difference between ordinary and premium coffee starts from the farm itself. If you want better prices tomorrow start farming for quality today.
And lastly, many young farmers try to do everything alone. Coffee is one industry where relationships matter a lot. Work with agronomists, experienced farmers, exporters, cooperatives and fellow youths in the value chain. Some people have knowledge, others have markets, others have capital. Growth becomes faster when people collaborate honestly.
Coffee farming is not a quick money business. It is a patience business, a discipline business and a vision business. The farmers who win are usually the ones who prepare well before planting and remain consistent even when results delay.
Have a nice week and For God and my country
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370 Members of the 12th Parliament of Uganda are present at Kololo Ceremonial Grounds for the Election of Speaker and Deputy Speaker.
Where are the rest?
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With our feeding plan and type of coffee we grow yes it is . The coffee grown under this style is good for the first 3 yrs but after that the coffee will form a small forest , sunlight penetration will be low , high competition for nutrients and also disease and pest management becomes more difficult
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@BomukamaBoss @NinyeTabz Rubis is the most expensive fuel station in Ug
@RUBiSEnergyUG1 I wonder what the secret is.
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