Practical, hands-on training for the next generation of Northern Ugandan farmers.
The Agura Demo Centre turns our working farm into a training ground — smallholder farmers don't just hear about integrated agriculture, they walk the fields, handle the tools, and see the results for themselves.
From biosecurity in the piggery to drip irrigation in the coffee plots, every enterprise on the farm doubles as a lesson for visiting farmers, students, and development partners.
Practical modules drawn directly from working enterprises on the farm.
Housing design, disease prevention, and BSF protein feed supplementation for healthier, more productive livestock.
Hands-on setup and maintenance of water-efficient irrigation systems for smallholder plots.
Pond construction, stocking density, and feeding schedules for Tilapia and Catfish production.
Crop rotation, agroforestry, and organic soil management for long-term land productivity.
Turning waste into value — BSF larvae, manure-to-biogas, and pond sludge recycling.
Record keeping, cost control, and market access strategies for smallholder profitability.
Growing from informal farm visits to a full training institution by 2041.
Informal visits and basic infrastructure tours to showcase modern, integrated farming in practice.
Establishing structured bi-annual training sessions for 50+ farmers per year across Amuru District.
Structured curricula, fee-based advanced training, and formal university and government partnerships.