Bunyangabu residents cautioned against bad agricultural practices

Muganzi asked the community to embrace planting of indigenous tree species that will hold water and control soil erosion in the long run.

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Residents resort to restoring Kyatwa hill in Bunyangabu district. (Credit: Wilson Assimwe)

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#Environment #Kyatwa Hill #Bunyangabu district #Edgar Muganzi

ENVIRONMENT | AGRICULTURE | KYATWA HILL

BUNYANGABU - The community surrounding Kyatwa Hill in Bunyangabu district have been cautioned against carrying out agricultural practices that are destroying the land

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