FAQ
Understanding Our Work & How to Get Involved
Partner with us to make a greater impact. By supporting the cooperative's work in coffee production, processing, marketing and farmer welfare, you help bring lasting change to farming families in Kyotera.
Membership is open to coffee farmers in Kyotera District. Here's how to join:
Visit the cooperative office in Kasaali Sub-county and speak with the manager or a field extension officer.
Register with your personal details and information about your coffee garden. Membership requirements and fees are explained during registration.
Call or email us if you have any questions before visiting.
We welcome local and international buyers. Contact the cooperative office with the volume and grade you are interested in and our marketing team will respond with availability and terms.
The cooperative aims to connect directly with international buyers and is working towards fair trade certification.
Partners help the cooperative improve coffee quality and quantity through training, equipment, inputs such as seedlings, and market linkages.
Reach out via email or phone to discuss partnership, or use the partner form to tell us how you'd like to get involved.
Kyotera lies in Uganda's Greater Masaka coffee-growing region, known for its Robusta coffee. Contact us for details on current grades and volumes from our members.
The cooperative owns its own hulling machine to reduce the high cost of hulling for farmers in the area. Please contact the office for current hulling rates and conditions for members and non-members.
