Bwebajja Fruit Tree Nursery

Pixie orange farming in Uganda is one form of agri-business that has picked up pace fast. The fruit is a cross between oranges and tangerines, its yellow-orange in colour, seedless, easy to peel, tasty and highly nutritious. The demand is significantly high while the supply is still very low. For those interested, this is what you need to know. Ecological requirements Pixie oranges thrives in a wide range of soils although they perform best in sandy loamy soils. For optimum performance, they should be grown in deep, fertile and well-drained soils with a pH range of 6.5 to 7.3. Like oranges, they also survive in areas with low and moderate rainfall, that is why they perform well in arid and semi-arid areas like Teso, Lango, Acholi, Rwenzori and Busoga regions. Propagation and planting Grafting is done using lemon rootstocks and pixie scions cut from a mature and energetically growing pixie tree. The bud grafting method is the most preferred. The rootstocks become ready for g

Herbs are plants with savory or aromatic properties that are used for flavoring and garnishing food, for medicinal purposes, or for fragrances; excluding vegetables and other plants consumed for macronutrients. Culinary use typically distinguishes herbs from spices.  A lot of people normally confuse herbs and spices, well, the essential difference between lies with what part of the plant they originate from. An herb is a leaf or other green part of the plant. Any other element of the plant would be considered a spice including dried bark, the roots, a berry, seeds, twigs, or other plant matter that is used to season or flavor a dish. Types Of Herbs Growing herbs can be highly profitable and fun. It’s really quite easy too. You’d be surprised how many herbs are available and how many of them are huge sellers for a herb business. Some practically sell themselves. Here are some of the most popular herbs. 1.  Basil –  There are two types; large leaf Italian basil and large purple sweet bas

APPLE PRODUCTION The overall objective of this intervention is to commercialise apple production involving provision of support to the production and distribution of quality clean, grafted pest and disease tolerant apple seedlings. Based on agro-climatic conditions suitable for apple production, the programme initially targeted production in five districts namely; Kabale, Kisoro, Bushenyi, Kabarole and Kapchorwa. However, it has expanded to cover other districts with over 3 million seedlings distributed since 2014. Apple is a temperate Climate fruit that was introduced in Uganda specifically in Kabale District in 1999. It is being cultivated as a cash crop in highlands. The fruit has now attracted more than 100,000 families who are benefiting from growing apples, pears, plums, peaches and grapes. Due to favourable temperatures, the Government has zoned the highlands of Kigezi sub-region into temperate fruit production area. Apple growing has spread to the highlands in Easte

Did you know that cultivating Anna apples in Uganda thrives best in well-draining soil, particularly favoring loamy or sandy loam types? Ensuring optimal success requires soil with a slightly acidic to neutral pH, ideally ranging between 6.0 and 7.0. Enhancing soil fertility and structure is achieved by incorporating organic matter such as compost or manure. To meet the needs of the root systems, it's essential to have adequate soil depth, reaching approximately 1.2 meters. A soil test before planting is highly recommended to identify specific nutrient requirements. Effective drainage is crucial to prevent waterlogging. Regions in Uganda blessed with suitable soil and temperate climates are ideal for Anna apple farming. However, achieving success demands meticulous soil preparation and ongoing care. Our agronomist experts provide tailored guidance and advice for Anna apple farming specific to your area. We sell fruit seedling at UGX. 30,000 for the small size and UGX. 3

Agriculture has long been the foundation of the economy in  Uganda's regions. It's about developing prospects for riches rather than only raising crops. Fruit growing is the ideal course of action if you're looking to invest in agriculture. Fruit farming enables one to create one's own Garden of Eden, it can be considered an artistic endeavour. A farmer has the ability to design and build the farm of their dreams that they have always imagined. He or she can see, feel, and take pleasure in the peaceful air that an orchard of fruit trees brings. As we search for potential solutions to lessen the dangers involved with farming, we'll walk hand in hand.  Did you also know that we provide a fruit farming package service wherein you, the respected farmer, only need to till your property; our qualified agronomists will take care of the rest? List of various fruit planting packages; • CWDr KR varieties Coffee Package. • Tree Tomato Package. • Pomegra

Kiwi trees thrive in Uganda's diverse climates. They do well in regions with cool winters. Ideal for areas within the altitude range of 1,000 to 2,000 meters, they adapt to various parts of the country. Planting Hole • Dig a hole about 2ft by 2ft. • Ensure the depth is enough for the roots without bending. • Provide sufficient width for comfortable root spreading. Soil Preparation • Enhance the topsoil with well-rotted manure to boost fertility. • Pre-fill the hole with this enriched mixture for a nutrient-rich start. Mulching • Kiwis respond well to organic mulching. • Mulching aids in retaining soil moisture, suppressing weeds, and maintaining favorable soil temperatures. Importance of Mulching • Moisture Retention- Mulch prevents water evaporation, ensuring consistent soil moisture, crucial in Uganda's varying climates. • Weed Suppression- Acts as a natural barrier, reducing competition for nutrients. • Temperature Regulation- Insulates the soil, preventing extre

Here's a step-by-step guide on the planting process: Selection of Variety Choose a dragon fruit variety suitable for your climate. Varieties like Hylocereus undatus and Hylocereus costaricensis are popular choices. Soil Preparation Dragon fruit prefers well-draining soil. Sandy or loamy soil with a slightly acidic to neutral pH (around 6.0 to 7.0) is ideal. Enhance soil fertility by adding organic matter like compost. Planting Site Select a sunny location with at least 6 hours of direct sunlight. Ensure proper spacing between plants, usually about 10 to 20 feet apart, as dragon fruit plants can grow large. Planting Process Plant dragon fruit cuttings or seedlings. Cuttings are often preferred for a quicker start. Dig a whole twice the size of the root ball and place the cutting or seedling, backfilling with soil. Support Structures Install a trellis or support structure, as dragon fruit plants are climbing cacti. This helps in proper growth and fruit development. Wateri