Kemigisha Jane Nanndinda, Gulu City
Kemigisha Jane Nanndinda, a horticultural farmer from Atede, Okyeyomero Waro Village in Gulu District, exemplifies warmth and positivity as she manages her thriving farm. Alongside her husband, she cultivates over 2 acres of land, growing high-value crops such as watermelons, tomatoes, okra, eggplants, sukuma wiki, onions, and cabbages through sustainable crop rotation practices.
Understanding the crucial role of water in farming, Kemigisha highlights the transformative impact of SunCulture’s Solar Water Pumps on her operations. Previously, water scarcity and the high costs of maintaining a diesel-powered irrigation system hindered her farm’s productivity and profitability. The adoption of SunCulture’s Solar Irrigation system has revolutionized her farming, enabling continuous, year-round production despite unpredictable rainfall patterns.
Through community modeling and the creation of satellite farms for local farmer groups in Gulu City, she aims to share her success and promote sustainable agricultural practices, paving the way for a brighter, more prosperous future for her community.
