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Climate Smart Coffee and Banana Set to Boost East African Farmers' Income

  • Wambi Michael
  • Dec 26, 2015
  • 1 min read

Ugandan farmers are increasingly inter-planting coffee, the country's primary export, and banana, a staple food, as a way of coping with the effects of climate change.

In densely populated Elgon and Rwenzori Mountains, the two crops have been planted together on smallholder farms despite recommendations under the colonial agricultural extension system to separate these in Central and Western Uganda where land was believed to be plentiful.

Martin Diepeveen

 
 
 

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