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Judith Bakirya had quit her NGO job nineteen years ago to give back to her community. She returned to farming, rejecting conventional practices to run her farm the traditional Ugandan way.
Her 1000-acre farmland of fruit trees, herbs, and livestock run on a concept called permaculture where nothing is wasted.
Judith has been educating more people in her community about the benefits of running this type of farming.
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Through Tropical Legumes projects, National Agricultural Research Institution like CSIR-SARI in collaboration with IITA have been developing and using quality seeds of improved varieties to attract youth in agriculture and reduce migration.
We met with a few Cowpea seed producers and farmers who shared their farming experience. Tropical Legumes projects was implemented in 14 countries with funding from Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation.
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