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 where its flour is cooked into posho, a common and filling meal. We are grateful for the rains still blessing our land as our bananas continue to grow strong.🍌 🌽 #FarmingLife #Gratitude #SustainableLiving #Harvest #Blessed #EYN

Just to let you know, my new profile picture is nothing to worry about 😊 I just decided to change it and use a photo where I’m wearing the EYN t-shirt. It represents me well and what I stand for.
#EYN #EcoYouth #positivechange #uganda

This beautiful illustration titled “Uganda Nature Is Our Pride” was drawn by Jordan, a young student from Namayumba Town Council. His artwork shows how much children love and value nature. We hope to work with his school soon, and we are inspired by his passion and readiness to join our mission.
#Uganda #NatureIsOurPride #YouthForNature #EcoFutu #EYN #ProtectNature

Mulching helps protect and improve soil by covering it with dry leaves, grass, or crop remains. It conserves moisture, prevents erosion, controls weeds, and adds organic nutrients as it decomposes. This simple method boosts crop yields and supports climate resilience... try to use it in your garden your will thank me later
#Sustainability #EcoFarming #YouthEmpowerment #ClimateAction #EYN #Uganda

At Eco Youths Network, we celebrate the strength of local women sustaining families and communities through fresh produce markets 🌍. Supporting small-scale farmers means empowering livelihoods, promoting food security, and protecting culture. Together, we can build resilient, eco-friendly economies starting from grassroots. #EcoYouthsNetwork #CommunityEmpowerment #LocalMarkets #WomenInAgriculture #FoodSecurity #SustainableFuture #EYN