AGRICULT Item 1 Karmen in Rukoni harvest maize at the end of every season and leave stalks in the gardens. Maize seeds at low price of about Ugx 30 a kilogram. During the dry season, dairy farmers in Rukoni do not produce enough milk. Some animals start the lactation period during such a dry season, Task. You are a livestock feed formulator, in the nearby trading centre, prepare a speech you would use to sensitive the people of Rukoni to deal with the situation in their area. item 2 in the cattle corridor, pastoralists rear indigenous long horned cattle since they can survive on less food, water and are adapted to harsh conditions. However, in the dry spell, the farmers move with their animals in search of pastures and water. Yet during the festive season and market days, these farmers have to sell big bulls and old cows. At other times, they sell milk, calves, meat and manure. Task One of the districts in the cattle corridor has appointed you as the animal nutritionist. Write a speech you would use to advise farmers on how to manage the situation. Item 3 Mugisha and other dairy farmers in kisozi village are happy with the profits they make from their daily sales. They sell their milk in the nearby town and go home with all their monies collected in a day. Individual farmers rent rooms expensively per month and the water bills per individual are very high. The milk sales have sharply declined due to a number of complaints raised by customers. These farmers transport their milk in Jerry cans while carrying them on their heads to the respective business rooms that have high temperatures. The milk has bad flaver and some dead flies in it. The milk coagulates on boiling, Mugisha wants to buy a refrigerator for his business but has scarce money. Task Item 1 Farmers in Rukoni harvest maize at the end of every season and leave stalks in the gardens. Maize seeds are sold at low price of about Ugx 30 a kilogram. During the dry season, dairy farmers in Rukoni do not produce enough milk. Some animals start the lactation period during such a dry season. Task. You are a livestock feed formulator, in the nearby trading centre, prepare a speech you would use to sensitive the people of Rukoni to deal with the situation in their area. Item 2 In the cattle corridor, pastoralists rear indigenous long horned cattle since they can survive on less food, water and are adapted to harsh conditions. However, in the dry spell, the farmers move with their animals in search of pastures and water. Yet during the festive season and market days, these farmers have to sell big bulls and old cows. At other times, they sell milk, calves, meat and manure. Task One of the districts in the cattle corridor has appointed you as the animal nutritionist. Write a speech you would use to advise farmers on how to manage the situation. Item 3 Mugisha and other dairy farmers in kisozi village are happy with the profits they make from their daily sales. They sell their milk in the nearby town and go home with all their monies collected in a day. Individual farmers rent rooms expensively per month and the water bills per individual are very high. The milk sales have sharply declined due to a number of complaints raised by customers. These farmers transport their milk in Jerry cans while carrying them on their heads to the respective business rooms that have high temperatures. The milk has bad flavor and some dead flies in it. The milk coagulates on boiling. Mugisha wants to buy a refrigerator for his business but has scarce money. Task. Advice these farmers on h

AGRICULT Item 1 Karmen in Rukoni harvest maize at the end of every season and leave stalks in the gardens. Maize seeds at low price of about Ugx 30 a kilogram. During the dry season, dairy farmers in Rukoni do not produce enough milk. Some animals start the lactation period during such a dry season, Task. You are a livestock feed formulator, in the nearby trading centre, prepare a speech you would use to sensitive the people of Rukoni to deal with the situation in their area. item 2 in the cattle corridor, pastoralists rear indigenous long horned cattle since they can survive on less food, water and are adapted to harsh conditions. However, in the dry spell, the farmers move with their animals in search of pastures and water. Yet during the festive season and market days, these farmers have to sell big bulls and old cows. At other times, they sell milk, calves, meat and manure. Task One of the districts in the cattle corridor has appointed you as the animal nutritionist. Write a speech you would use to advise farmers on how to manage the situation. Item 3 Mugisha and other dairy farmers in kisozi village are happy with the profits they make from their daily sales. They sell their milk in the nearby town and go home with all their monies collected in a day. Individual farmers rent rooms expensively per month and the water bills per individual are very high. The milk sales have sharply declined due to a number of complaints raised by customers. These farmers transport their milk in Jerry cans while carrying them on their heads to the respective business rooms that have high temperatures. The milk has bad flaver and some dead flies in it. The milk coagulates on boiling, Mugisha wants to buy a refrigerator for his business but has scarce money. Task Item 1 Farmers in Rukoni harvest maize at the end of every season and leave stalks in the gardens. Maize seeds are sold at low price of about Ugx 30 a kilogram. During the dry season, dairy farmers in Rukoni do not produce enough milk. Some animals start the lactation period during such a dry season. Task. You are a livestock feed formulator, in the nearby trading centre, prepare a speech you would use to sensitive the people of Rukoni to deal with the situation in their area. Item 2 In the cattle corridor, pastoralists rear indigenous long horned cattle since they can survive on less food, water and are adapted to harsh conditions. However, in the dry spell, the farmers move with their animals in search of pastures and water. Yet during the festive season and market days, these farmers have to sell big bulls and old cows. At other times, they sell milk, calves, meat and manure. Task One of the districts in the cattle corridor has appointed you as the animal nutritionist. Write a speech you would use to advise farmers on how to manage the situation. Item 3 Mugisha and other dairy farmers in kisozi village are happy with the profits they make from their daily sales. They sell their milk in the nearby town and go home with all their monies collected in a day. Individual farmers rent rooms expensively per month and the water bills per individual are very high. The milk sales have sharply declined due to a number of complaints raised by customers. These farmers transport their milk in Jerry cans while carrying them on their heads to the respective business rooms that have high temperatures. The milk has bad flavor and some dead flies in it. The milk coagulates on boiling. Mugisha wants to buy a refrigerator for his business but has scarce money. Task. Advice these farmers on h