Day Report: Rural And Urban Agriculture Innovative Production Program (RUAIPP) Implementation

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Location: Uganda, Alteso (subcounty of Akiromit, Teso region, Northern Uganda)

Host and Implementing Partner Organization: Destiny Community Development Initiative (DECODI)


Day 1:

  • Attendance:

    • 44 women
    • 2 children under 10 years
    • 4 men
  • Topics Covered:

    1. Introduction to Farmer’s Pride Internationals:
      • Participants were introduced to the Farmer’s Pride Internationals program, emphasizing its goals and objectives.
    2. Mindset Change Session:
      • A session focused on cultivating a positive mindset among participants. This is crucial for sustainable agricultural practices.
    3. Agriculture-Based Clusters:
      • Clusters were discussed as a way to promote collaboration and knowledge sharing among farmers.
    4. Global Potato Overview:
      • An overview of potato cultivation worldwide, including its significance and potential.
    5. Growing Potatoes in Different Ways:
      • Various methods of potato cultivation were explored, considering soil types, climate, and available resources.
    6. Health Benefits of the Potato Plant:
      • Participants learned about the nutritional value of potatoes and their positive impact on health.
    7. Bill of Quantities, Production, and Processing Profits:
      • Practical insights into calculating production costs, yields, and potential profits from potato farming.
    8. Assignment:
      • Participants were given an assignment related to the day’s topics.

Day 2 (Upcoming):

  • Topics to Be Covered:
    1. Soul Types and Characteristics:
      • Understanding different potato varieties and their unique characteristics.
    2. Potato Types and Varieties:
      • Detailed exploration of various potato types, including their duration of maturity.
    3. Watering, Pest, and Disease Management:
      • Best practices for maintaining healthy potato crops.
    4. Growing Potatoes on the Farm:
      • Practical guidance on cultivating potatoes in the field.
    5. Profits According to Field Size:
      • Strategies for optimizing profits based on the size of the cultivated area.
    6. Harvesting and Processing:
      • Efficient methods for harvesting and post-harvest processing.

Thank you for your commitment to sustainable agriculture and empowering farmers! If you need any further assistance, feel free to ask. ๐ŸŒฑ๐ŸŒพ๐Ÿšœ

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