Farmers are being warned against venturing into agricultural enterprises after the Coronavirus pandemic because it seems like 'free money' or 'everyone else is doing it'.
According to McWilliams Edward Mponye, a ginger farmer in western Uganda it is critical that prospective farmers acquire knowledge because farming is not a get rich quick scheme.
His advice comes as many farmers and agribusinesses continue to battle with diseases, market challenges, climatic changes, low yields and high costs of production.
Maize is an important food and income security crop that supports livelihood of millions of small-scale farmers in Uganda.
Personal protective equipment is necessary to protect farmers and other agricultural workers from pesticides, grain dust, mold and other hazards.
