COFFEE FARMING IN THE DRY SEASON

Farming coffee during the dry season involves specific challenges and techniques. In areas where water is scarce, farmers often rely on irrigation systems to ensure the coffee plants receive enough water. Additionally, mulching is crucial to protect the coffee plants from excessive heat and sun exposure during the dry season

[@cleins001]

These are the ideas one must not miss ,thank you very much

[@igumbamicheal9471]

I really want to hear from you always

[@bembasulaimanyaqub1040]

Thxs for the great information

[@user-ib2it6fi7j]

I have appreciated for lecturing us always

[@ajibou2013]

Well done Grace.

[@BeckySsonko]

I can't wait to start farming this year banage ❤❤

[@kalyangodubai6469]

Thanks so much dear

[@richardbbaale4044]

Thanks bwogi...nze nsiinga okwagala

[@florencenakiguddesandra2210]

Wow. I had given up on my coffee..

[@rukundojobson2249]

Thanks for the information. Very valuable. Though, me i am currently implementing drip irrigation for 3 acre coffee farm. i advise farmers to try importing the accessories from China otherwise buying locally, you will run mad!

[@hlemenviro3623]

The mulch also cools the soil temperature reducing the heat stress on your coffee plants.

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[@kwagalalydia9657]

Wow farming is the way to go ❤

[@igumbamicheal9471]

Good morning mum, am into coffee farming too in Buikwe district shortly after Mukono with about two acres so far but expanding slowly, thanks a lot for the knowledge. I wish to visit your farm anytime. Kindly let me know if you accept invites. My regards dear.

[@rashidssenyonjo7815]

Great work Grace

[@katongoleeddy5429]

Thanks alot madam grace

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Am never disappointed in u

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Unfortunately few people watch your channel, Ugandans don't know where knowledge is, we waste time and money watching Arsenal and Manchester United.

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Is that an elephant in your back ground?