But farmers need more government support
Smallholder farmers play a major role in maintaining the production of the main cash crop in the country. But just a few farmers live a decent life as many do not benefit from the crop since they sell it in raw form. The National Union of Coffee Agribusinesses and Farm Enterprises Ltd (NUCAFE) which is a private, non profit making association of coffee farmers was rebranded in 2003 to ensure coffee farmers profitably own their coffee along the value chain for sustainable coffee production and improved livelihoods. The association began in 1995 as the Uganda Coffee Farmers Association (UCFA).



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