Behind the Scenes
Life at Agura Farm
Rooted in Amuru, visionary for Uganda — a 15-year journey to build Northern Uganda's model integrated farm.
Founded with a vision to transform the agricultural landscape of Northern Uganda, Agura Mixed Farm is more than just a business. It is a commitment to sustainable excellence, built on a single plot of land in Lacor, Pukure Village, Amuru District.
Under the leadership of Proprietor Ojara Geoffrey Ojiri and supported by technical consultants, we are building a model that proves productivity and environmental responsibility go hand in hand — one where crops, livestock, and aquaculture feed into one another instead of competing for resources.
What started as a single-family ambition is growing into a demonstration site for the entire district: a place where smallholder farmers can see, touch, and learn the integrated methods that will define the next generation of Ugandan agriculture.
The principles that guide every decision on our land, from the first seed planted to the last harvest sold.
To build a profitable, integrated mixed farm that secures food, income, and knowledge for families across Amuru District and Northern Uganda.
To be Northern Uganda's leading model farm by 2041 — proving that circular, climate-smart agriculture can be both productive and profitable.
Sustainability, community empowerment, innovation, and integrity guide every enterprise we run and every farmer we train.
A phased approach to building lasting agricultural infrastructure and impact.
Land secured in Lacor, Pukure Village. Borehole, first crop plots, and piggery & poultry units established under the guidance of Proprietor Ojara Geoffrey Ojiri.
Aquaculture ponds, coffee and soya plantations, and drip irrigation infrastructure scale up alongside the first informal farmer visits.
The Demo Centre formalizes into a bi-annual training institution, partnering with local government and university extension programmes.
Agura Mixed Farm stands as Northern Uganda's benchmark for integrated, climate-resilient agriculture — training the next generation of agripreneurs.