Tulime Tulunde Tufune Agro Expo Equips Farmers With Practical Skills, Business Opportunities

What the report says

Nile Post reported that the Sanyuka Tulime Tulunde Tufune Agro Expo ended at the UMA Show Grounds in Lugogo, Kampala, after a two-day gathering of farmers, agribusiness operators, exhibitors, financial institutions, agricultural specialists and innovators. The event drew hundreds of participants and focused on practical learning, networking and commercial engagement in Uganda’s agricultural sector.

According to the report, the expo showcased modern farming approaches, mechanisation, irrigation systems, improved seeds, livestock feeds, environmentally conscious farming options, financial services and value-added agricultural products. Farmers were able to meet exhibitors, compare technologies and discuss ways to improve productivity and profitability. The event also linked individual farmers with organised groups and gave newer entrants a chance to learn from more experienced commercial farmers.

Nile Post said panel sessions and direct consultations covered crop and livestock production, pest and disease management, record keeping, formalising farm enterprises and access to finance. Some attendees said the guidance was practical and useful for addressing challenges on their farms, while others noted that discussions broadcast on Sanyuka TV allowed people who were not physically present to benefit from the information shared.

Beyond training, the expo functioned as a marketplace for exhibitors and participants seeking customers, suppliers, distributors and partners across the agricultural value chain. Organisers said the event supported Sanyuka TV’s broader Tulime Tulunde Tufune initiative, which aims to connect farmers with knowledge, innovation and market opportunities. The development matters because agriculture remains a major source of livelihoods in Uganda, and access to skills, finance and markets can influence farm productivity and rural incomes.