Our Vision, Mission & Values
About UNYFA
Established in 2016 and launched in 2017, UNYFA unites thousands of young farmers across Uganda.
Our Mission
Empowering youth in agriculture to drive innovation, productivity, and sustainable economic growth.
Our Impact
Connecting over 35,000 young farmers through 50+ associations to promote agricultural development nationwide.
The Federation operates countrywide in six regions, driven by the desire to have a holistically transformed youth in agriculture for a sustainable economy.
Six Regions, One Mission
From West Nile to the Central region, UNYFA empowers young farmers with knowledge, resources, and community.
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Testimonials
“Participating in this program has greatly improved my farming knowledge and exposure. The practical training and networking opportunities have helped me adopt better agricultural practices on my farm.”
John Bosco Lule – Central Uganda
“I gained valuable hands-on experience and learned modern farming techniques. The exchange program opened my mind to innovation, sustainability, and improved farm management strategies that I now apply daily.”
Aisha Namugga – Central Uganda
“This opportunity exposed me to advanced farming systems and teamwork. I especially appreciated the mentorship and cultural exchange, which strengthened my confidence and professional growth in agriculture.”
David Ochieng – Northern Uganda
“The program was insightful and well organized. I learned new agribusiness ideas, improved my skills, and connected with inspiring farmers who are passionate about transforming agriculture.”
Grace Nankya – Eastern Uganda
“I was impressed by the level of organization and learning experience. The program helped me understand modern farming methods and encouraged me to think bigger about agribusiness opportunities.”
Moses Kato – Western Uganda
“This experience was life-changing. I gained practical knowledge, built new friendships, and improved my understanding of sustainable farming, which I am now implementing in my community.”
Sarah Atim – Northern Uganda
Frequently asked questions
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Any young person interested in agriculture or agribusiness can join, regardless of experience level.
No, we provide training and support to help beginners start and grow in agribusiness.
Participants gain access to training, mentorship, networking, and potential agribusiness opportunities.