Some food for thought…
The wisdom to replace grass lawns with food crops, even though it were done only partially, can never be overstated. It is the wisdom of our ancestors that one should eat food that one knows its source from seed to plate, after having participated in growing it. And this is possible for every Ugandan to… Continue reading Fruits of One’s Labour
Why does President Museveni not make a connection that if there are citizens of Uganda "not well educated" it is of his doing. And why does he imply that farming is for those "ones who are not well educated?"
During the Radio One FM90 Talk Show, “The Friday Panel on Spectrum”, on Friday, 17th February 2017, His Worship the Lord Mayor of Uganda’s Capital City, Kampala, Hon. Erias Lukwago, aptly pointed out how discussions of Pastor Kakande’s “Holy Rice” had diverted attention from the real challenge of raging hunger and famine now prevailing in… Continue reading Holy & Golden Rice = #Hunger 4 #Poor
The donor countries caused global warming, but they are not reducing their green-house-gas emissions at any convincing speed. Most did not fulfill the Kyoto-Protocol obligations. Nor are they doing much to facilitate climate-relevant action in disadvantaged countries, writes Hans Dembowski, the editor in chief of D+C Development and Cooperation. This is how the 'donor countries' did… Continue reading #ClimateChangeIsReal
If farmers were able to wash and eat the seeds, what kind of seeds were they?
