Suubi | DHO Model Farm
Continuation of A legacy
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Quality Crop Husbandry

Optimal soil conditions, balanced fertilization

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Healthy Poultry Farming

Ensuring sustainable and profitable operations.

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Coffee - Banana Farming

Enhancing soil health

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Welcome

Suubi – DHO Model Farm

A legacy-driven agricultural enterprise located in Uganda. Inspired by the remarkable life and dedication of our father, this farm continues his vision of providing for the community and fostering socio-economic transformation through innovative yet grounded farming practices.

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Animal Husbandry
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Our integrated approach ensures that the animals not only serve as a food source but also support crop production and soil fertility through eco-friendly practices.

Crop Husbandry
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Suubi – DHO Model Farm operates an integrated crop system that balances food crops and cash crops, ensuring both sustainability and profitability.

Organic Farming Practices
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Our focus is on minimizing the use of chemicals, recycling organic waste for manure, and maintaining soil fertility through natural means.

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The Oduhoson Legacy

Commitment to the Environment

About Us

Our Statement

  • Vision
    Vision

    Our vision is to establish a profitable model farm which promotes environmental conservation and socio-economic transformation of the local community.

  • Mission
    Mission

    To inspire socio-economic transformation by promoting sustainable agricultural practices that balance modern technology with cost-effective and eco-friendly indigenous methods.

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Discover nature

We have expertise in these areas

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Sustainability and Climate Change

Our agricultural background means we’re equally at home meeting face-to-face with farmers as we are engaging.

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Advice and farm implement

Largest independent provider of agricultural and environmental consultancy, rural development services and policy advice.

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The Openfield Timeline

  1. Farming in the Middle Ages

    Farming improved in the Middle Ages. One big improvement was the heavy plow sometime.

  2. World’s food and fabrics

    Agriculture provides most of the world’s food and fabrics. Cotton, wool, and leather are all agricultural products.

  3. Wood agricultural methods

    Agriculture also provides wood agricultural methods used for construction and paper products.

  4. Start of Agriculture

    Over centuries, the growth of agriculture contributed to the rise of civilizations the heavy plow sometime.

  5. Hunting wild animals and gathering

    Before agriculture became widespread, people spent most of their lives searching for food—hunting wild animals and gathering wild plants.

  6. Farming were cultivating

    The first domesticated plant was probably rice or corn. Chinese farmers were cultivating rice as early as 7500 BCE.

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