Banana plantation at Dynagric Ecotours farm in Bushenyi, Western Uganda

From the Farm

Insights on organic agriculture, aquaculture economics, farm management, and agricultural education from the team at Dynagric Ecotours Uganda.

Agriculture Education and the New Curriculum

How farm tours align with Uganda's new competence-based curriculum. Hands-on learning at Dynagric bridges the gap between classroom theory and real agricultural practice, giving students skills they can use immediately.

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Coins growing from grass symbolising farm profitability

Farm Management

4 February 20265 min read

Farm Budgeting: Why Record-Keeping Transforms Small Farms

A practical introduction to farm records, budgeting, and using written costs and sales to guide day-to-day decisions.

Close-up of catfish in a Dynagric fish pond

Aquaculture

21 January 20268 min read

The Economics of Catfish Farming in Western Uganda

Real costs, revenue, and profit margins from our own operations. We open the books on what it actually takes to run a catfish farm in Bushenyi District — from fingerlings to market-ready fish.

Fresh raw catfish prepared for hotel supply

Market Access

9 January 20265 min read

Supplying Hotels with Fresh Fish: Quality Standards That Matter

What hotels and restaurants need from fish suppliers. We share the cold-chain, grading, and consistency standards that helped Dynagric become a trusted supplier to hospitality businesses across Western Uganda.

Lush organic banana plantation at Dynagric farm

Organic Farming

22 December 20257 min read

Five Organic Farming Techniques You Can Start This Season

Practical organic methods for East African farms. From composting and mulching to companion planting and natural pest control — five techniques that require no special equipment and deliver results within one growing season.

Our Story

5 December 20259 min read

From Two Ponds to Twenty-Seven: Scaling a Fish Farm

Our growth story and the lessons learned along the way. What started with two wetland ponds in 2019 has become 14 ponds and 13 automated tanks. Here is what we would do differently — and what we got right.