Suluma Mixed Farm · Uganda

A mixed farm rooted in Uganda's greenest hills.

We grow food and raise livestock together on the volcanic soils of Mt Elgon, then bring it fresh to homes and markets across Uganda.

Mixedcrops, livestock & agroforestry
BudadiriSironko, on Mt Elgon
Freshdelivered into Kampala
A young maize crop reaching skyward on a Suluma field on the slopes of Mt Elgon
Grown, not rushed Rain-fed fields, real soil, and hands that know the land.
A farmer watering young seedlings by hand at Suluma Mixed Farm

One farm, many harvests, and a promise to the land that feeds us.

A mixed farm is a living system. Crops feed the animals, the animals feed the soil, and the soil gives back better every season. That balance is how Suluma keeps producing, year after year.

  • Crops that carry the season

    Matoke, coffee, maize, beans and vegetables, planted to the rhythm of the two rains.

  • Livestock that pays it forward

    Dairy cattle, goats and poultry give milk, meat and eggs, and the manure that keeps our fields alive.

  • Nothing wasted

    Crop residues, compost and cover crops feed the next planting instead of the burn pile.

What we grow

From the banana grove to the milking shed.

A Suluma agronomist inspecting a healthy vegetable crop up close

We farm like the next harvest depends on it, because it does.

Good farming is patient work. We test our soil, rotate our beds, plant trees along the boundaries and treat water like the resource it is. It is slower, and it is the only way that lasts.

How we work the land

Life on the farm, season after season.

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A farmer standing among tall, ripening maize
Maize, chest-high and green
A young farmer planting seedlings and smiling
Planting the new season
A group of farmers working together in the field
Many hands at harvest
Two farmers exchanging fresh produce in the field
Trading at the farm gate
A farmer checking maize cobs in the field
Checking the cobs

Buying, partnering, or just curious about the farm?

Whether you run a market stall, stock a shop, or want fresh produce for your home, we would love to hear from you.