CAEC, Makerere

When it comes to training participants and hosting them... Caec makerere always does it better.
www.caec.ac.ug

The Continiuing Agricultural Education Center is delighted to host a four(4) days workshop on vegetable production by the Integrated Seed Sector Development.
ISSD plus is a four-year seed project in Uganda implemented by Wageningen UR/CDI funded by the Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands. The program aims at strengthening the development such as seed quality assurance and availability of foundation seeds.
The project has four components :
1. Addressing bottlenecks in early seed generation.
2. Enhancing the quality declared seed system and local seed businesses.
3. Promoting of uptake of quality seeds.
4. Promotion of advanced vegetable variety/seed use.
The ISSD ambitions will be achieved by:
1. Promoting the use of advanced(high yielding, resilient and with market preference)vegetable varieties among the vegetable producers. The adoption of such varieties will contribute to increased productivity and reduced cost of production hence increased earnings.
2. Contributing to the improvement of the environment to enable vegetable production.

On going facilitation during a workshop at CAEC, Makerere about the production of quality dried fruits and vegetables.
of trade industry and cooperatives.
Visit our website for more details.
www.caec.ac.ug

Seasons greetings.

Train at CAEC..
November seems to be the month of training professional apiary masters in a variety of components basing on both theory and practicals.
The trainings will take two weeks and these trainees will be trained by experts from ministry of Agriculture, Animal Industry and Fisheries and private enterprises in the apicultural value chain on Uganda.
Selected trainees are both male and female from different regions all over the country.
The training will specifically cover areas like;
1. Introductory bee biology and bee keeping.
2. Bee keeping equipment.
3. Setting up, colonising and managing apiaries.
4. Preventing and managing pests, predators and diseases in apiaries.
5. Harvest and postharvest handling of bee products.
6. Processing honey and bee wax
7. Basic entrepreneurship.
The training is being supported by The Uganda National Apiculture Development Organisation with financial support from NORAD, OXFAM and TRIAS organised by World of bees and coordinated by Dr. Narisi Mabangizi on behalf of TUNADO.
www.caec.ac.ug

Like we said... CAEC provides you accommodation facilities at a favourable price, we have both double and single self contained rooms with free Wi-Fi in them..
Enjoying your stay is what we opt for.
Kabanyolo is where you can find us.

How about a flash back about the IPPM training(Intergrated Production and Pest and Disease Management that took place in August which involved extension workers with 72 participants from 24 districts all over the country.