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Feeding silage at Jejeere Eric's farm
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proper mix ratio of acaricide,frequency rate and following right procedure reduces tick load on the farm
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Our glad project farmer and milk supplier of katwe mcc Mr kawooya bosco has Ensiled 60tons of maize and Napier silage for supplementing his lactating cows during the prolonged drought season in order to maintain milk production at the farm.
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Visited Edgar's farm and well advised t effectively control weeds as they may out compete Napier for nutrients and other growth requirements
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Mr Nuwagira Enock appreciated Pearl dairy after receiving motorbike under glad to transport his milk.
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Farmer sensitised on Glad projects and agrees and submitted her application in Glad today . Mcc Bishozi.
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Monitoring trough hygiene and further discussion on Glad projects especially on water distribution in other paddocks at Mugisha's farm. Mcc Bishozi
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Farmer sensitisation on youngstock management and introduced to Glad projects. Mcc Bishozi.
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Amos kankunda well advised on the right weaning time that is at 6 or 7 months old however this depend on the number of factors, as this will help the mother to prepare for the next calving
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Shondogoro David has received his motorbike through glad project
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