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Sebei farmers reap from regenerative agriculture

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By Gillian Nantume Verified
| Daily Monitor Verified
The Sebei Sub-region is renowned for its intercropping practices, where farmers cultivate a diverse range of crops in two distinct seasons. In the first season, they grow maize, onions, beans, cabbage, and Irish potatoes, while in the second season, they plant cash crops such as barley and sorghum.
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Reaping the benefits of regenerative agriculture in Sebei sub-region

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By Gillian Nantume Verified
| Daily Monitor Verified
What you need to know: The hilly region has fertile soils, but heavy rains wash away the topsoil In the hills of Sebei Sub-region, where maize, onions, beans and Irish potatoes dominate the first season and barley and sorghum take over in the second, farmers are rewriting how they grow crops.
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Why Ainomugisha cut her tubes at age of 24

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By Gillian Nantume Verified
| Daily Monitor Verified
Caption for the landscape image: Mary Ashley Ainomugisha, 25 What you need to know: Supporters of sexual and reproductive health and rights advocate for women’s bodily autonomy through access to contraceptives and sexuality education, including the choice not to have children. However, women, especially the young, who make this decision often face stigma and social pressure. Mary Ashley Ainomugisha, 25, shares with Gillian Nantume the empowerment she found after undergoing sterilisation.
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