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Ebonyu Transformation Farm Enterprise

We are a progressive agroecology farm, which was set up in July 2018. Located in Kalaki District, Eastern Uganda, we work towards applying organic integrated farming methods including soil fertility conservation, mixed water harvesting techniques, local tree protection, seed saving methods, and developing a variety of local knowledges including insight to ecosystems and biodiversity.

“To closely apply workable agroecology to support the UN Sustainable Development Goals SDGs. It adopts the approach of enabling effective prospects for diverse rural and agrarian livelihoods as part of a long-term sustainable process.”

Started following the establishment of Ebonyu Transformation Farm Enterprises (ETFE), a progressive farm set-up in July 2018 based in Kalaki, Kaberamaido, Eastern Uganda. The farming initiative drives itself based on the principles of agroecology1 applying traditional, modern and sustainable methods to deliver local employment, valid livelihoods2 and contribute to food security.3 In fitting neatly with agroecology

Agroecology brings together scientific thinking and indigenous knowledge as well as up-to-date management systems to enhance food security, biodiversity, resource conservation and livelihoods.

In our farming practice, we work purposely with local skills and knowledge

Restoring local knowledge and experience in food self-provisioning

Our Farming Activities

  • Piggery – Mixed livestock – for food, building soil through waste, recycling nutrients, enhancing biodiversity and supporting rural livelihoods
  • Orange orchard – Promoting trees – for fruit, blossom, soil fertility, and supporting wildlife habitats.
  • Beehives –Beehives – local honey, fruit pollination, insect diversity, and nutrition
  • Local Chickens – Village chickens – homestead pest-control, protein, free-range eggs
  • Passion fruit –Passion fruit, tamarind, citrus, banana and mango – organic juice, nutrition and vitamins
  • Area promotion on crops responding to climate change – Bambara, cassava, millet, sorghum, lentils, moringa, turmeric, avocado, soursop and many more
African Agroecology Farm

EBONYU TRANSFORMATION FARM ENTERPRISE

A sustainable livelihood farming venture based in Kalaki District, Uganda

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