Elgon Wineries
We worked with Elgon Wineries as agricultural constants to establish a grape vine nursery garden and a commercial production vineyard in Eastern Uganda. The vineyard has now gone into full production and we are continuing to support their development and management of the vines.
Bumba Foundation
We worked as consultants in the establishment and development of the Bumba Foundation community demo garden with the implementation of new irrigation systems. We also acted as advisors in the establishment of their vocational skills project and supported the delivery of their training programmes.
Holland Greentech Uganda
The Avail Group works in partnership with Holland Green Tech to develop the next steps in innovative horticulture for the East African community. Through the fruits of faith farm, we facilitate the demonstration and training of practical innovations in agriculture.
Uganda Micro Gardening Innovative (UMGI)
Joe was a founding member of the Uganda Micro Gardening Innovative whilst at University, which partners agricultural students with communities to support practical home site farming. Since the founding of the UMGI, the Avail group continues to provide guidance, support and farming opportunities to students.
Rachael’s Farm
When we first met Rachael she wasn’t involved in agriculture but through the training at the Fruits of the Faith Farm got inspired to focus all her energy in establishing a farm. Within 2 years Rachael has develop her business to become two acre integrated vegetable and fish farm, which has continued to grow each year.
Amagara Farm
We supported the establishment and development of Amagara farm from the initial farm planning, orientation and training, to the reality of a successful 6 acre commercial farm. We continue to provide ongoing support and mentoring, to develop the business growth and agricultural opportunities.
Media Coverage
The young man creating opportunities for others
To say 27-year-old Joe Male’s exploits as an agricultural entrepreneur are impressive may sound like an understatement. The unassuming finalist of the Bachelors of Agriculture and Rural Innovation programme at Makerere University not only employs 17 workers, but is...
