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Eco Youths Network Uganda @econetwork.mas.to.ap.brid.gy · 09/10/2026

Happy Independence Day, Uganda. 🇺🇬 Today, 9 October 2026, we celebrate 64 years of Uganda’s independence since 1962! Independence means having the freedom to make our own choices and shape our future willingly, while respecting others and our shared responsibilities […] [Original post on mas.to]

Uganda’s Independence Monument in Kampala, featuring a sculpture of a mother lifting her child towards the sky, symbolizing freedom and independence. The monument stands in a landscaped area decorated with Uganda’s national colours.

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Eco Youths Network Uganda @econetwork.mas.to.ap.brid.gy · 27/09/2026

From organic waste to new life! Banana peels, cassava peels, leaves and other farm residues are left to decompose and return nutrients to the soil. A simple example of turning what looks like waste into a resource for growing food. Fellow farmers, how do you turn […] [Original post on mas.to]

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Eco Youths Network Uganda @econetwork.mas.to.ap.brid.gy · 23/09/2026

Today was a great harvest day in our demonstration garden! Pupils from Jerome Academy Nursery and Primary School first had a practical lesson on what causes plants to fail as they grow and how to overcome these challenges organically. For almost one and a half hours […] [Original post on mas.to]

One of our team members, wearing a white T-shirt, stands in front of the pupils, teaching them about the tomato growing process, the challenges the plants faced, and how we treated them organically.

Pupils from Jerome Academy gather around the demonstration garden as they learn and participate in harvesting leafy greens.

Teachers stand in front of the pupils, asking them what they learned from the discussion, while the students listen attentively.

Them proudly hold freshly harvested spinach and sukuma wiki after a practical learning and harvesting session in the garden.

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Eco Youths Network Uganda @econetwork.mas.to.ap.brid.gy · 18/09/2026

Dirty hands, healthy food. These hands have touched the soil, planted seeds, cared for the crops, and now they are holding the results of fresh cabbages and tomatoes. Farming may leave our hands dirty, but it gives us something priceless: #food, #knowledge, and […] [Original post on mas.to]

A hand resting on a mature green cabbage growing among large leafy plants in the garden.

A soils-covered hand touching a tomato plant with several unripe green tomatoes growing on it.

A farmer with soil-covered hands working among tomato plants in a garden filled with green tomatoes.

A garden bed filled with young and mature green cabbage plants growing in soil covered with dry straw mulch.

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Eco Youths Network Uganda @econetwork.mas.to.ap.brid.gy · 17/09/2026

From Uganda to Europe, learning for our community From Uganda to the Netherlands and now Germany, Ethan’s journey is creating new opportunities to connect, learn and share. Today, he met Korinna, who is hosting him at the University of Hohenheim, where he will soon […] [Original post on mas.to]

Ethan and Korinna smiling together outside the University of Hohenheim, with Ethan wearing an Eco Youths Network T-shirt.

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Eco Youths Network Uganda @econetwork.mas.to.ap.brid.gy · 15/09/2026

Eco Youths Network in Germany🤞 This week, on Thursday, 17th Sept 2026... Ethan Timothy will be in Germany at the University of Hohenheim ( @unihohenheim ) in Stuttgart Ethan has been invited to speak with students and researchers at the Institute of Biology about […] [Original post on mas.to]

Ethan smiles while wearing an Eco Youths Network polo shirt with a green collar and log

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Eco Youths Network Uganda @econetwork.mas.to.ap.brid.gy · 07/09/2026

Are you in the Netherlands and you need a flyer/poster for Eco Youths Network? You are sorted! @ethan256 and @iwein are driving through out the #netherlands this week Just comment here, and they’ll be at your door way soon 🙌🏼🤞 #regenerativeAgriculture #Uganda #sustainability

Iwen drives while Ethan takes a selfie inside a vehicle during a daytime trip.

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Eco Youths Network Uganda @econetwork.mas.to.ap.brid.gy · 07/09/2026

One of the beautiful things about #permaculture is learning that a farm doesn't have to be separated from #nature. We create a farming system where plants, animals, insects, birds, and people can all have a place. Our bananas are not only for us. 🐒 Monkeys and birds […] [Original post on mas.to]

A banana bunch hanging in the garden, with several bananas showing signs of being broken and eaten by monkeys and birds.

A banana plant surrounded by lush vegetation, with the banana bunch partly damaged after monkeys and birds fed on the fruit.

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Eco Youths Network Uganda @econetwork.mas.to.ap.brid.gy · 30/08/2026

It hurts to see #food and #life burned like this. Our neighbor cleared the land by burning without asking, and honestly, we blame ourselves for not reaching out earlier to explain the damage this causes. Their land once looked healthier, full of life and providing […] [Original post on mas.to]

A wide view of burned farmland with blackened grass and crop residues, leaving much of the soil bare and exposed.

A banana plantation beside a burned area, with dry and fading banana plants showing the effects of the harsh conditions.

Fading banana plants stand in a recently burned field, with blackened ground and ash surrounding their bases, showing the impact of the fire on the plantation.

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Eco Youths Network Uganda @econetwork.mas.to.ap.brid.gy · 25/08/2026

Exciting travels for the better-ness of our Green projects One of our Founders, Ethan Timothy ( @ethan256 ), will be travelling to the Netherlands next week to represent both Eco Youths Network and Sustainable Schools Network in a series of collaboration meetings […] [Original post on mas.to]

Ethan with a teacher at Lunnya Primary School, where we visited to teach pupils about environmental conservation.

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Eco Youths Network Uganda @econetwork.mas.to.ap.brid.gy · 20/08/2026

Maybe this little guy already knows something we don’t… 🐸 Perhaps it can feel that we’re finally going to have a stable water supply on the farm💧 Or maybe it just came to celebrate with us in advance. 🤣 #frogs #NatureConservation #permacuture #biodiversite

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Eco Youths Network Uganda @econetwork.mas.to.ap.brid.gy · 20/08/2026

Again a little visitor joined us on the farm today. Seeing a frog among our crops is a beautiful reminder that a healthy farm is more than just plants it is an ecosystem. Frogs help control insects and are part of the biodiversity we want to protect. #Nature is […] [Original post on mas.to]

A small frog resting among the grass on the farm.

A small frog resting peacefully on a fresh banana leaf, surrounded by the greenery of our farm.

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Eco Youths Network Uganda @econetwork.mas.to.ap.brid.gy · 05/08/2026

The well is taking longer than expected, but we are making steady progress. As we dig deeper, we have passed through different soil layers and found a few small water-bearing layers, giving us hope that the main water table is near. Following the experts' advice, we […] [Original post on mas.to]

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Eco Youths Network Uganda @econetwork.mas.to.ap.brid.gy · 02/08/2026

Here is a video taken by one of our team members two days ago as he went down to inspect the well. He passed the section where bricks had been lined to help prevent the well from collapsing and improving safety. #water #escavator #digging

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Eco Youths Network Uganda @econetwork.mas.to.ap.brid.gy · 02/08/2026

Hi to our #donors and well-wishers, We have posted a new update on our fundraiser. We have also reactivated our fundraiser again as we continue working toward completing the project. We have reached the stage where things have become harder to break through, even […] [Original post on mas.to]

A truck unloads a large pile of red bricks at the well construction site, delivering materials needed to complete the project.

A truck unloads a large pile of clay bricks near the well site!

Well guys mix sand and operate a handmade wooden pulley at the well site, continuing construction as bricks, ropes, and banana plants surround the work area.

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Eco Youths Network Uganda @econetwork.mas.to.ap.brid.gy · 29/07/2026

Our newest farm inspector has arrived... and he seems to think we cannot see him 😂 Catch the full video from the Eco Youths Network farm. #nature #wildlife #chameleons

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Eco Youths Network Uganda @econetwork.mas.to.ap.brid.gy · 29/07/2026

On another note, we always welcome #nature to our farm. This young chameleon is a special visitor, We have now found him or her on our land three different times, yet we are not sure why, unless they keep the wondering here by mistake🥹 Do you think seeing a chameleon […] [Original post on mas.to]

A bright green young chameleon with tiny dark speckles clings to thin plant stems among leafy vegetation.

Its long tail hangs downward as it blends into the sunlit greenery, with the background softly blurred.

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Eco Youths Network Uganda @econetwork.mas.to.ap.brid.gy · 28/07/2026

The clay bricks have arrived at the well site. These high-quality bricks are suitable for water proofing the well and anywhere where there is water. It took us time to find the right ones, but the search was worth it👍 To all our #donors your support is making a huge […] [Original post on mas.to]

A truck offloads clay bricks near the well site. The bricks are then transported by wheelbarrow using manual labor to the construction site.

Clay bricks neatly stacked on a truck, ready to be transported to the well site.

A pile of clay bricks at the well site, ready for lining and waterproofing the well, with workers and a handmade pulley system in the background surrounded by banana plants and trees.

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Eco Youths Network Uganda @econetwork.mas.to.ap.brid.gy · 24/07/2026

Hi #mastodon family and friends We are excited to share another update on our water well project. Thank you to everyone who supported our fundraiser we reached our goal, and now you can follow the progress […] [Original post on mas.to]

Piles of clay bricks and construction materials surround a well under construction, as workers continue digging and building the well lining at our project site.

Two workers operate a hand-powered winch to lift soil from a well under construction, with banana plants and farmland surrounding.

A sturdy bucket filled with rocks and soil is being lifted from deep inside the well, carrying excavated material to the surface as construction continues.

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Eco Youths Network Uganda @econetwork.mas.to.ap.brid.gy · 19/07/2026

Our water well project has now reached a more challenging stage. The team has encountered large stones underground, including one so heavy that it took four people working together to turn the pulley and remove it. Today marks Day 5 since the project began. We are […] [Original post on mas.to]

Four team members work together to rotate a wooden pulley, lifting a large stone from the deep hand-dug water well. The scene shows red soil, dry grass, a banana plant, and green hills under a bright sky.

A close-up view of the deep hand-dug water well shows a large stone securely tied to a rope, being lifted from the bottom using a wooden pulley system.

A large pile of red soil and small stones excavated from the hand-dug water well sits in the foreground, showing the progress made as the team continues digging in the background.

Stones excavated from the deep well are piled in the foreground as the team continues working beside the well

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Eco Youths Network Uganda @econetwork.mas.to.ap.brid.gy · 15/07/2026

Hi, #Mastodon family and well-wishers, We are filled with excitement as our water well project has officially begun! Seeing the first day of work gives us so much hope that clean water is getting closer. This is more than just digging a well it's the beginning of a […] [Original post on mas.to]

Workers use a handmade pulley system on the first day of digging the new water well.

A worker is lifted out of the well using a handmade pulley system while other team members guide the rope and crank, surrounded by red soil and banana plants.

Ethan also digs at the bottom of the newly started water well, with a rope from the pulley system extending down into the deep shaft.

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Eco Youths Network Uganda @econetwork.mas.to.ap.brid.gy · 08/07/2026

Our crops are slowly fading because our land has no reliable water source. Each dry day threatens the harvest, weakens our mission, and puts years of hard work at risk. We refuse to give up on our dream of growing nutritious food, empowering young people through […] [Original post on mas.to]

Young banana seedlings growing under cloudy skies during the rainy season, with green hills in the background a reminder of when the rains still came.

A young banana plant with bright green leaves grows in a mulched field under sunny skies, back when regular rains kept the plantation healthy

The banana plantation during the dry season, with many young plants showing wilted, damaged leaves despite mulching, highlighting the impact of prolonged drought.

A young banana plant completely dried out by prolonged drought, standing in dry red soil despite mulching a stark reminder of the severe impact of the dry season

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Eco Youths Network Uganda @econetwork.mas.to.ap.brid.gy · 01/07/2026

We worked together with the pupils and the staff of Jerome Nursery and Primary School to harvest our maize, which was ready for harvest. ¥¥The best part is that we donated all of it to the school. As one of our partner schools, we are happy to be supporting each […] [Original post on mas.to]

Pupils and staff harvest maize together in a field, gathering around bags of freshly picked maize with green hills and a cloudy sky in the background.

A project leader holds freshly harvested maize in a field while pupils continue harvesting in the background..

Pupils harvest ripe maize together in a field, working as a team with rolling green hills in the background.

A smiling pupil proudly holds freshly harvested maize in a field, celebrating a successful harvest.

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Eco Youths Network Uganda @econetwork.mas.to.ap.brid.gy · 28/06/2026

The so-called ordinary people #farmers, are quietly feeding the nation and welcoming visitors with fresh, naturally grown food. Drive just outside Kampala, and you will find local markets like this, where many travelers stop to buy healthy produce. More people are […] [Original post on mas.to]

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Eco Youths Network Uganda @econetwork.mas.to.ap.brid.gy · 24/06/2026

Rain has totally ghosted us on this side. Thankfully, our banana plantation is still doing well😊 2 days ago we removed unwanted weeds, and we are preparing to harvest our maize which is now ready. We plan to use the maize stalks as mulches, which will help keep […] [Original post on mas.to]

Young banana plants growing in a newly mulched plantation with rich red soil, green hills, and scattered clouds under a bright blue sky in the background.

Young banana plants growing in mulched soil after weed removal on a hillside farm.

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Eco Youths Network Uganda @econetwork.mas.to.ap.brid.gy · 13/06/2026

We found six spongy eggs in our garden as we were ploughing. Yes, we guessed they might belong to some animals, birds, or invertebrates, but our own expectations were not satisfying....🤦 Can anyone say something about these small eggs that are found in sand or soft […] [Original post on mas.to]

Six small white speckled eggs resting on loose brown soil in a garden.

Small white eggs resting in a person's hand, with freshly dug garden soil in the background.

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Eco Youths Network Uganda @econetwork.mas.to.ap.brid.gy · 10/06/2026

Wonderful! We had special visitors this season. #birds 🐦 They came and blessed our maize garden, and without asking permission they enjoyed the first taste of our corns/maize. 😄 It was great to see nature enjoying nature. A small reminder that our harvest is shared […] [Original post on mas.to]

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Eco Youths Network Uganda @econetwork.mas.to.ap.brid.gy · 07/06/2026

A garden without water can't have this wonderful look. Do you agree? Please share your thoughts and knowledge with us. What knowledge can you share with farmers who want to start growing vegetables but do not have a water source? Note: All these photos were taken at […] [Original post on mas.to]

Large cabbage plants growing in rows of red soil with two people working in the background near a brick wall and apartment building.

Young leafy green vegetable plants growing in red soil with two people working near a brick wall, house, and banana trees.

Close-up of a cabbage plant with large green leaves growing in mulched soil.

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Eco Youths Network Uganda @econetwork.mas.to.ap.brid.gy · 06/06/2026

Another chapter about our trip.This one is all about #maggotfarming We were inspired to see how #farmers raise maggots that are used as #nutritious feed for their #chickens and pigs. The process starts with black soldier flies that are kept in specially designed […] [Original post on mas.to]

A farm worker collecting black soldier fly eggs from wooden strips for maggot production.

A mesh cage used to house adult black soldier flies for breeding and egg production in a maggot farming system.

Mature black soldier fly larvae gathered in a rearing bed, ready for harvesting and use as feed for chickens and pigs.

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Eco Youths Network Uganda @econetwork.mas.to.ap.brid.gy · 05/06/2026

Hi #Mastodon family If you missed us, we are back from our trip to Kenya. Before anything else, we want to thank everyone who supported us and helped make this journey possible. We may have disturbed a few people while fundraising, but we knew the opportunity to learn […] [Original post on mas.to]

Smiling farm visitors stand in a banana plantation as a man in blue overalls shares lessons during a farm tour.

A covered cattle shed with feeding troughs, stacked hay for fodder, and cows standing inside. The setup shows how feed is stored and provided to the animals on the farm.

A vegetable garden with rows of growing cabbages planted in rich red soil, surrounded by other crops and banana plants in the background.

A healthy pineapple patch with rows of spiky green plants growing closely together in a well-maintained section of the farm.

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Eco Youths Network Uganda @econetwork.mas.to.ap.brid.gy · 27/05/2026

Anyway, this is how coffee looks in the #garden ☕ As you can see, the beans are still green, meaning they are not yet ready for #harvest. Soon they will turn red, which shows they are ready to be picked, and We will also show you that stage. So if you love coffee but […] [Original post on mas.to]

Coffee tree with long hanging branches full of green coffee beans, with a few turning red as they begin to ripen.

Coffee plant covered with clusters of green coffee beans growing in a lush garden, showing coffee before harvest.

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Eco Youths Network Uganda @econetwork.mas.to.ap.brid.gy · 25/05/2026

Today we visited a beautiful local market filled with fresh #organicfoods like potatoes, cassava, avocados, and passion fruits as seen on the photos😊 As farmers at #EYN, we felt truly motivated and inspired to continue promoting and producing healthy organic foods […] [Original post on mas.to]

Local market display with baskets of fresh organic potatoes, passion fruits, cassava, avocado, and bananas arranged on wooden tables.

Fresh potatoes piled in colorful basins at a local outdoor market, with baskets of passion fruits and yams nearby!

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Eco Youths Network Uganda @econetwork.mas.to.ap.brid.gy · 10/05/2026

Hi #Mastodon family some people have been asking why we don’t post the maize on our land hhh. So here it is, our maize field looks all green and healthy 😉. And the funny part is 🌽😂 the maize we gave the least attention is now among the most developed around us […] [Original post on mas.to]

A green maize field with tall corn plants growing closely together, showing fresh leaves and young corn ears in a rural farm setting.

Tall green maize plants growing in a healthy rural field

Close-up of a tall maize plant with a growing corn cob under a cloudy sky.

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Eco Youths Network Uganda @econetwork.mas.to.ap.brid.gy · 08/05/2026

Peter Mugabo, the new pumpkin farmer, proudly called some of us to visit the pumpkins he recently grew. They really looked nice and inspiring. So what do you think, fellow #farmers? Should we also grow pumpkins on our land...? Can we plant them in between our banana […] [Original post on mas.to]

Healthy green pumpkin plants spreading across a garden with large leafy vines growing naturally under sunlight.

A large pumpkin garden with healthy green vines spreading across the field, surrounded by banana trees and hills under a bright sky.

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Eco Youths Network Uganda @econetwork.mas.to.ap.brid.gy · 06/05/2026

So what’s it like on your side? Over here, the mangoes are shining🥭 In just a few months, we will be enjoying those sweet, cool yellow mangoes. All across the hills, they’re looking almost ready Come one, come all visit us and let’s share some fresh, natural food […] [Original post on mas.to]

Close-up of unripe green mangoes hanging in a cluster on a tree branch, surrounded by smooth, glossy leaves in natural daylight.

Mangoes hanging from a tree, turning from green to red, with sunlight and grass below.

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Eco Youths Network Uganda @econetwork.mas.to.ap.brid.gy · 30/04/2026

Hi #Mastodon folks 😊 come smile with usʘ⁠‿⁠ʘ Today we revisited our banana plantation after mulching, and it’s thriving. The land gives us such good vibes green, healthy, and full of life. We are really very happy to see we are on the way to our dreams: becoming a […] [Original post on mas.to]

people work across a newly established banana plantation, tending young banana plants arranged in mulched rows on a sunny hillside, with green vegetation and trees in the background

A smiling young man takes a selfie in a newly planted banana plantation, with several people working in the background on a sunny day, surrounded by green hills and fresh banana seedlings

Young banana plant in a mulched field, with a small house visible under a clear blue sky

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Eco Youths Network Uganda @econetwork.mas.to.ap.brid.gy · 23/04/2026

We successfully completed mulching our banana plantation, and the plants are now well organized. This was not easy for us because it was challenging to find enough grass for mulching, but we are happy we managed to finish it. Mulching helps in keeping moisture in the […] [Original post on mas.to]

Young banana plantation on a sloped field, with small banana plants spaced in rows and covered with dry grass mulch to protect the soil and retain moisture.

Young people working together to mulch a banana plantation, spreading dry grass around small banana plants to protect the soil and support healthy growth.

Banana plantation view during mulching, showing young bananas plants growing well as dry grass is spread around them to protect the soil.

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Eco Youths Network Uganda @econetwork.mas.to.ap.brid.gy · 15/04/2026

Hi everyone, we need advice from #farmers. We’re not experienced with growing sweet potatoes. We found many already planted on our land, and now they’re flowering. We added soil around each plant as recommended just recently, but we are not sure what to do next. We […] [Original post on mas.to]

A wide view of a sweet potato field with rows of green plants growing in reddish soil, interspersed with small grasses and weeds, under a cloudy sky with hills and a house in the background.

A green sweet potato plant growing in a sunny field, with broad leaves and small purple flowers blooming at the top, surrounded by reddish soil and other crops in the background.

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Eco Youths Network Uganda @econetwork.mas.to.ap.brid.gy · 13/04/2026

We are excited to share what is growing on our land Though we recently planted new bananas, we already have some ready to eat fresh and truly ours 💪We also have maize (corn) a staple crop with golden kernels, great for food and flour, It is widely used by schools, and […] [Original post on mas.to]

Close-up of green bananas on a plant, with some brown spots on the fruit.

A lush green banana plantation under a clear blue sky, with tall banana plants featuring broad leaves and a visible cluster of unripe bananas growing on one of the trees.

Young maize plant with bright green leaves, growing beside a small soil hole dug to help control fast-flowing water

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Eco Youths Network Uganda @econetwork.mas.to.ap.brid.gy · 03/04/2026

As we step into the Easter vibes, we first had to focus on one important task making terraces on our land. The heavy waters from the surrounding hills have been washing away our fertile topsoil, which is vital for farming. We worked hard and succeeded. And seeing our […] [Original post on mas.to]

A freshly dug terrace trench on a sloped farm, designed to control runoff and protect fertile soil, under a bright sky with surrounding hills in the background.

Young banana plants thriving in newly prepared soil, taking root and beginning to grow healthily on the land

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Eco Youths Network Uganda @econetwork.mas.to.ap.brid.gy · 27/03/2026

This thread is about our banana plantation project which is ongoing As you may know we started by planting fruit trees like mangoes, avocados guavas, and oranges with some few other types of trees on our land. Next is bananas, as we continue building a productive […] [Original post on mas.to]

Community members working together on a hillside farm, digging large planting holes in soil for a banana plantation, while one community member prepares a banana sucker ready for planting...

Freshly transported banana suckers piled together on the ground, with roots intact and trimmed stems, ready to be planted for the banana plantation

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Eco Youths Network Uganda @econetwork.mas.to.ap.brid.gy · 26/03/2026

These are the banana suckers we talked about. We have transported them to our garden and they’re ready at the site. Tomorrow we’ll plant them in their organized holes. We’re excited to make our land productive food security is our goal 114 (banana suckers) […] [Original post on mas.to]

Banana suckers laid out on the ground, ready to be transported, resting and healthy.

Young people carefully loading and securing banana suckers onto motorcycles for transport to their garden site.

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Eco Youths Network Uganda @econetwork.mas.to.ap.brid.gy · 24/03/2026

We are currently in #Namililo village hunting for banana seeds but look, we saw what is possible As we passed by the local market, fresh bananas and other local foods filled the ground a clear sign of care, water and hard work. This is what we are planning for part of […] [Original post on mas.to]

Large piles of fresh green bananas and bundled banana stems displayed on the ground in a rural village market, with people and small shops in the background.

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Eco Youths Network Uganda @econetwork.mas.to.ap.brid.gy · 20/03/2026

This was the first exhibition we truly enjoyed, and it left a lasting impression on us. It was amazing to see both young and old people coming together in one place, sharing the same inspiring experience. The environment is so motivating it lifts your mind the moment […] [Original post on mas.to]

A view of a garden at an agricultural exhibition, featuring rows of watermelon and cabbage plants with informational signs. In the background, there are people gathered near colorful banners and flags representing various agricultural brands.

Rows of large, healthy onions growing in a well-maintained garden bed, neatly planted in lines with their dry and green, showing strong and productive growth.

A close-up of a Cabbage Victoria F1 plant at an agricultural exhibition, with an informational sign detailing the features of the cabbage variety. The sign highlights the maturation time compact head size, yield potential, and good transportability and storage qualities. Several cabbage plants are visible in the background.

Close-up of an "Onion 7030NS F1" sign at an agricultural exhibition, showing key features, with onions on the ground and people in the background.

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Eco Youths Network Uganda @econetwork.mas.to.ap.brid.gy · 14/03/2026

We planted different types of trees, including both fruit-bearing and non-fruit trees, all of which benefit and support a healthier environment. Thank you for your support and for following our amazing posts today. @Gustodon ✌️🙏 #TreePlanting #ClimateAction […] [Original post on mas.to]

Youth leader holding a young avocado tree at the nursery garden in Lwamata, ready to be planted and cared for to grow into a strong, fruitful tree that supports the environment and our community.

A group of pupils posing together with young trees, celebrating and marking the day of their tree-planting activity while showing their commitment to protecting the environment and building a greener future.

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Eco Youths Network Uganda @econetwork.mas.to.ap.brid.gy · 14/03/2026

When we reached the planting site, we truly felt like heroes and land stewards promoting sustainability. Everyone planted a tree and many marked the ones they planted. Each person will care for their tree by watering it and giving it the attention it needs to grow […] [Original post on mas.to]

Two pupils planting a young tree while other students stand around watching. Youth leaders guide them step by step, showing the pupils how to plant and care for trees during a tree-planting activity.

Youth leaders assisting young girls as they carefully lower a heavy avocado tree seedling into a prepared hole, working together during a tree-planting activity to grow food and protect the environment.🥑

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Eco Youths Network Uganda @econetwork.mas.to.ap.brid.gy · 14/03/2026

Yesterday we held a colorful tree-planting program in the Lunnya the small town Together with pupils from Lwamata Primary School in Lunnya, we walked through the the community carrying tree seedlings to the planting site. Along the way, many people joined and learned […] [Original post on mas.to]

Students and youth volunteers carrying tree seedlings on their heads and shoulders while heading to plant trees for environmental conservation.

Community members and youth leaders walking together with young trees to plant, promoting climate action and a greener future.

Pupils seriously and actively participating in a community tree-planting program, carrying and planting young seedlings together to help protect the environment and support a greener future.

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Eco Youths Network Uganda @econetwork.mas.to.ap.brid.gy · 28/02/2026

We are pleased to announce that we have successfully reached our initial agreements with the landowners and have paid the first installment, granting us full access to the half of the land. We are also sharing authorized photos from the day with the individuals we met […] [Original post on mas.to]

A man sits indoors and carefully writes on the land agreement document while others observe the process.

The chairman places an official stamp on the signed land agreement to confirm the approval.

Participants review and discuss the land agreement together after signing and stamping.

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Eco Youths Network Uganda @econetwork.mas.to.ap.brid.gy · 25/02/2026

We are happy to share that we visited the land and carried out measurements together with local leaders and the landowner to confirm & splint the boundaries. The land has reasonable space for our projects. Today, we are making the first the payment, we will begin […] [Original post on mas.to]

People walking across newly the land while taking measurements, with trees and hills in the background.

Group on open farmland reviewing boundaries together with local leaders and landowners under a clear sky.

Young man standing on the project land during boundary measurements, with measuring tape stretched across the field and team members working in the background.

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