DEM FARM
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DEM FARM
@FarmDem
An Agribusiness dealing in poultry, organic fertilizer, goats, and trees.
Mityana, 🇺🇬 Sumali Haziran 2020
24.6K Sinusundan25.1K Mga Tagasunod
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@hillaryarinda @ivoveli Ooh good to know this, grateful that he is our good ambassador for our product.
All the best in your ventures, we hope you will use our fertilizer for the best results.
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@hillaryarinda @ivoveli Thank you Hillary for this endorsement.
He can use the fertilizer and still enjoy his whiskey!😁
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@lulanzeashirafu The Deeper issues over overpriced food at SMACK VD!
Those in superior position taking advantage.
Silence of the elites in order to belong.
Some walkways only A'level use them;
Big man syndrome!
That if you drop a fork, u can't pick it;
Snobish & wastefulness.
Look at the nation!
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@lulanzeashirafu I piece of not well roasted chicken drumstick was selling at 15k!
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@TotalEnergies, the trailers parked at Total Mityana by the roadside are an accident waiting to happen. No view of the road as u move out of the gas station.
@Akeda4 @PoliceUg
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@Atukundaisaac1 Next year, there might be a tax on red cells in our blood!😁
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PAYE to be increased to 40%, fuel and sugar prices to increase.
Such is never talked about during campaign!
Tax proposals to hit hard as govt seeks to collect Shs4.8 trillion monitor.co.ug/uganda/news/na…
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@ssemamborashid Atleast there, most land is sold to hold Kwabya olumbe functions or to make wedding functions!🤭
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We sell ancestral land to migrate to Kampala to ride boda bodas. Upuzi tupu!
Collin Rugg@CollinRugg
NEW: Kentucky family rejects $26 million offer to convert part of their farm into a data center despite the offer being about 10 times the going rate for farmland in the area. "If it's my way, I'll stay and hold and feed a nation. 26 million doesn't mean anything." "As long as I'm on this land, as long as it's feeding me, as long as it's taking care of me, there's nothing that can destroy me if I've got this land." Video: Local 12 WKRC
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@Nsababera_juju Good morning madam ambassador,
Thanks for the good work.
We want to engage with you about your line of work.
Kindly open your DM. Thank you
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Did you know that Uganda is the first African country to own land and build its Consulate in Guangzhou?
This is more than a milestone it’s a statement of vision.
Guangzhou is not just another city. It is the epicenter of Africa–China engagement a dynamic hub where trade, innovation, manufacturing, and people-to-people connections converge. It is where Africa meets China in real, tangible ways.
By planting a permanent home here, Uganda made a bold and strategic decision:
To be present where opportunity lives.
To lead where partnerships are shaped.
To position our country at the heart of one of the world’s most important economic corridors.
This Consulate is not just a building it is a gateway for trade, investment, tourism, and cultural exchange between Uganda and China
And most importantly, it reflects a mindset shift:
We are not waiting for opportunities to come to us we are building where they are.
🇺🇬🇨🇳 #UgandaInChina #EconomicDiplomacy #Guangzhou #AfricaChina #ECD #TradeAndInvestment #UgandaRising




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@douglaskato23 @MAAIF_Uganda @MbaziiraKazibwe @UCFAuganda @CoffeeUganda Our fellow Mityana agri-enterprenuer, thanks for this good journey.
Visit us at Kakindu and we talk business!
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I started my first coffee garden in Mityana when I was 27.
At that age, many of my friends were focused on moving deeper into the city, chasing jobs, chasing quick success, and trying to build a life around fast opportunities.
I chose a different path.
I looked at land in Mityana and saw something many people overlook potential.
Not immediate money.
Not comfort.
But potential.
Buying land and planting coffee at 27 was not the popular decision. Coffee does not pay you quickly. When you plant it, you know you are committing to years of work before the real rewards begin.
But I understood something important early:
Some investments are not meant for quick returns.
They are meant to build a future.
So I started small.
No big machines.
No large capital.
Just land, coffee seedlings, manure, patience, and belief in the process.
Many mornings started early, walking through the land, checking on the young plants, learning as I went, making mistakes, correcting them, and continuing to nurture the trees.
When I look at those coffee trees today, I don’t just see plants growing.
I see a decision I made at 27 to believe in the soil, to believe in the village, and to believe that real wealth can be built through patience and discipline.
Sometimes the most powerful step a young person can take is choosing a path that others don’t yet understand.




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A perfect Friday in the Netherlands:
8:00 - Wake up
8:30 - Check portfolio. Down 10%. Pay 36% tax on unrealized gains
9:30 - Pick up wife from her boyfriend’s apartment
10:00 - Receive fine for cycling 2 km/h over the bike speed limit
10:30 - Start work
12:00 - Eat potatoes for lunch
14:00 - Write an angry LinkedIn post about Americans having no work-life balance
14:30 - Mandatory diversity seminar
15:30 - Finish work
17:00 - Apply for a permit to own a second bicycle
21:00 - Eat potatoes for dinner
21:30 - Read article about Europe having the highest quality of life
22:00 - Sleep on a couch because your wife’s boyfriend is staying over
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@FarmDem Hello good day , I have something you will be interested in . Can I dm ?
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@ProfPaulWaako @BusitemaUni And we are bringing our organic fertilizer in this move!
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Following the Institutionalization of Natural Products Research and Innovations Center (NaPRiC) as a Centre of Excellence by the @BusitemaUni University Council, I have appointed the following Scientists to lead NaPRiC for a period of 4 years.




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