Hope • July 7, 2026
Ugandan Coffee Growers Shrug Off Drought Thanks to Regenerative Agriculture
Originally published on Good News Network
Among the rolling hills of Uganda's Masaka region, robusta coffee plants are producing larger, tastier yields thanks to a pilot program utilizing regenerative agriculture to battle droughts or erratic rainfall. A catch-all term for a variety of growing techniques as simple as mulching to as complex as cover cropping, regenerative agriculture is especially useful in
Among the rolling hills of Uganda's Masaka region, robusta coffee plants are producing larger, tastier yields thanks to a pilot program utilizing regenerative agriculture to battle droughts or erratic rainfall. A catch-all term for a variety of growing techniques as simple as mulching to as complex as cover cropping, regenerative agriculture is especially useful in
Originally published on Good News Network.
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