The Faculty of Agriculture at Ndejje University is honored to host a delegation from the National Agricultural Research Organization (NARO) and Makerere University (MAK) during a joint scientific conference aimed at fostering collaboration in agricultural research and innovation.
The conference, held at the university’s main campus, has brought together experts from NARO and MAK, alongside students and faculty members from Ndejje University. The objective of the conference is to discuss emerging trends in agricultural research, exchange ideas, and explore potential areas of collaboration between the institutions.
Throughout the event, participants have engaged in a series of presentations and panel discussions covering a wide range of topics, including sustainable agriculture, climate-smart farming, soil and water conservation, and innovations in crop and livestock production. The discussions highlighted the importance of research-driven solutions in addressing the challenges faced by Uganda’s agricultural sector.
The Faculty of Agriculture at Ndejje University remains committed to advancing agricultural education and research, and the collaboration with NARO and MAK presents a valuable opportunity for both staff and students to gain insights from leading experts in the field.
As part of the conference, the NARO-MAK team has also toured the faculty’s research facilities and engaged in practical demonstrations with students. This hands-on experience enriched the conference, allowing participants to see firsthand the ongoing projects and innovations within the faculty.
Dr. David Talengera, the Dean of the Faculty of Environment and Agricultural Sciences, has expressed gratitude to the NARO-MAK team for choosing Ndejje University as a venue for such a significant scientific event. He emphasized the faculty’s dedication to supporting agricultural development in Uganda through research, knowledge sharing, and collaborative efforts.
This joint scientific conference marks the beginning of what is expected to be a long-term partnership between Ndejje University, NARO, and Makerere University. The Faculty of Agriculture is excited about the possibilities this partnership holds and looks forward to future collaborations that will further strengthen Uganda’s agricultural sector.
