We do Goat Farming.

Uganda’s goat farming sector is rapidly modernizing. Organizations like NARO and MeFarms are collaborating to improve breeding, feed, and commercialization—boosting smallholder incomes and farm efficiency. Government programs (e.g. the Goat Export Project) introduce improved indigenous and exotic breeds, structured nucleus herds, and training for farmers to target both domestic and export markets. Local farms, such as Innova Agro Farm in Kitwe , is scaling up with community-driven models, combining resilient local breeds with value-add initiatives like education and farm tours .

For Innova Farm :

• Breed smartly: Crossbreed indigenous goats with high-performing exotic strains to improve meat and milk yields.
• Adopt modern practices: Use precision feeding, selective breeding, biosecurity and health monitoring to minimize disease and maximize productivity.
• Add value: Consider educational farm tours, produce goat milk or cheese, and explore niche markets.
• Connect to networks: Link with NARO, extension services, and farmer groups for training, data systems, and funding opportunities.

With these strategies, Innova Farm can build a profitable, sustainable, and innovative goat enterprise. Let me know if you’d like a deeper dive into any specific practice!