Daily Monitor: In 1993, Mr Isreal Wasswa, then 37 years of age, was a well-known coffee farmer in Namubiru Village, Mukono District. With 12 acres of coffee, Mr Wasswa had a much better life and could feed and provide for his family of 12 children. “I would sell many bags of coffee at a fair price and get enough money for my family,” he says. At 53, Mr Wasswa’s 12 acres can barely support him as just half an acre has less than 90 coffee trees on it. In the new era of climate change, he …