A Rwandan farmers' Union with an aspiration of lobbying,advocating,capacity building for farmers towards Agri-business& sustainable food security.
Rwanda-South-Muhanga-Nyamabuye
Joined March 2020
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INGABO FARMERS' ASSOCIATION retweeted
AI will not replace farmers.
But farmers who use AI may outperform those who do not.
The real question is not “Will AI take over farming?”
It is: who will learn to use it well enough to stay ahead?
The trainees expressed their gratitude to Ingabo Farmers' Association and its partners for organizing this valuable training and pledged to be committed, proactive, and hardworking in their new assignments.@SCORE_RWANDA,@GAFSPfund,@IFADEastAfrica,@EAFFinfo,@AgriterraRwanda
At the closing of the Business Advisors training CEO, Mr. François Xavier Mbabazi, called trainees to be agents of change in their cooperatives, lead by example, and dream big for a sustainable growth and transform Rwanda’s agricultural sector.@SCORE_RWANDA,@GAFSPfund,@EAFFinfo
INGABO FARMERS' ASSOCIATION retweeted
We have nectarine seedlings at Farmers Trend going for KSh 1,500 each. If you’d like to give them a try, call or WhatsApp 0790 509684 to place your order. With the rains here, it’s a good time to think about the fruit trees you want to add to your farm. How about trying nectarines? They’re sweet, juicy and have smooth skin.
We deliver countrywide and offer free agronomy support upon purchase.
Available at our Murang’a and Nairobi nurseries.
INGABO FARMERS' ASSOCIATION retweeted
Kiboko F1 cabbage seedlings ready.
#qualityseedlingsbumperharvest
INGABO FARMERS' ASSOCIATION retweeted
Guhera muri iki gihembwe cy’ihinga, nanjye ninjiye mubuhinzi bw’umwuga mukarere ka Bugesera.
Ntibyari bikwiye ko twebwe abakora muri za serivisi zifite munshingano gukangurira urubyiruko kwitabira umwuga w’ubuhinzi, tubivugira aho, ariko twe tudafata risks zo kubushoramo.
Kuri jye ni ubwambere ninjiye mu buhinzi bw’ibanze, nubwo mugihe cyahise nashoye mukongerera agaciro umusaruro no mu ikoranabuhanga ry’abahinzi.
Ahubwo mundangire aho nakura ifumbire y’imborera byihuse.
Imvugo tuyigire ingiro
INGABO FARMERS' ASSOCIATION retweeted
Assessing tree survival rates in RWARRI-restored lands in @RutsiroDistrict helps identify gaps, guide replanting and improve restoration outcomes and livelihoods. Thanks to the #VIAFoundation team for leading this vital assessment!
INGABO FARMERS' ASSOCIATION retweeted
Imbuto yameze neza ku buryo bushimishije. Mwite ku gukoresha imishingiriro miremire kandi ikomeye kugirango tuzabone umusaruro mwiza
#Rutsiro: Iwacu imvura yaraguye twese turishima! Hatangijwe igihembwe cy'ihinga 2027A haterwa imyaka itandukanye. Guhuza ubutaka no gukoresha inyongeramusaruro tubishishikariza abahinzi. Uyu munsi, ibishyimbo bisa neza mu cyanya kigega cya Kabujenje-Kivumu. @RwandaAgri
Stronger business skills, stronger cooperatives! @SCORE_RWANDA is equipping Business Advisors with skills in business planning and financial linkages to build profitable, sustainable agricultural enterprises.@GAFSPfund,@IFADEastAfrica,@EAFFinfo,@RwandaAgriBoard,@worldfarmersorg
Empowering #youth to drive profitable farming! 🌱 Through @SCORE_RWANDA #IngaboFarmersAssociation is training Business Advisors to strengthen farm business management and promote cooperative growth across 10 Districts. @worldfarmersorg ,@IFADEastAfrica,@EAFFinfo,@RwandaAgriBoard
INGABO FARMERS' ASSOCIATION retweeted
Papaya farming in very underated .
Most farmers still plant the old papaya varieties with male and female trees
Invest in Papaya farming Today
Buy Harmaphrodite seedlings from @mynzagric254 ,
An acre will hold 1000 PCs
A tree will give you 100 fruits on average a year.
That's a total of 100,000 fruits a year
Sell at minimum farm gate rate of ksh 40 each
That's a clean 4M from Harmaphrodite papaya
Note that seedlings rates , labour and inputs costs vary depending on your source
For fruit seedlings,
Click this link to message us on WhatsApp: wa.me/254713764658
Visit mynzagric.com
INGABO FARMERS' ASSOCIATION retweeted
The truth is, you will never know everything.
Using a lack of knowledge as a reason not to start your farm business can hold you back indefinitely. You can study every day for years, yet still end each day with more questions than answers. Progress doesn’t come from knowing it all, it comes from starting.
Start where you are. Learn as you go. Grow with the process.
#agribusinesstalk
INGABO FARMERS' ASSOCIATION retweeted
A cold room is a game-changer for @NgomaDistrict vegetable farmers! It reduces post-harvest losses, keeps vegetables fresh longer, improves market access, strengthens farmers’ bargaining power, and increases income. Less waste, better food security, and improved livelihoods!
INGABO FARMERS' ASSOCIATION retweeted
When farmers ignore the quality of water used in production, they may overlook risks to crop performance, soil health, or food safety. Assess water suitability and maintain good water-management practices instead of assuming every source is safe for every use.
INGABO FARMERS' ASSOCIATION retweeted
Olive farming profit in Kenya on 1 acre: 3 income streams, KSh 420,000 start-up cost, year 7 break-even, yearly costs, yields and KSh 1,605,120 net profit over 10 years. Get the full numbers today.
