Liaquat Hussain Consultancy

FROM ANYWHERE IN THE WORLD, YOU CAN BOOK A FREE APPOINTMENT WITH LIAQUAT TO DISCUSS HOW HE COULD SUPPORT YOUR AGRICULTURAL AND GARDENING PROJECT

Liaquat has been consulting in the horticulture industry of Uganda for the last 7 years.

He was the lead agronomist for the largest macadamia grower in Uganda, AMAFH Farm Limited, also providing natural resource management education to the many smallholder macadamia and horticulture farmers across Uganda. This approach optimises the water holding capacity of soils, of importance during dry periods and necessary in the resilience of agricultural yields against the impacts of climate change. 

Liaquat currently consults for Avotein Farms, a large avocado farm, and the smallholder avacado farms who market through them, to manage the rhizosphere, minimal tillage, and reduce poison chemical application.

He also provides workshops voluntarily for smallholder farmers under Agri Aid Foundation and YES Global Initiative, to small holder farmers.

Liaquat has joined the Umoja Community Foundation eco-agriculture team to develop methods for improving the capacity of food production in the Nakivale Refugee Settlement.  

Before moving to Uganda, Liaquat worked with the AGA KHAN RURAL SUPPORT PROGRAMin a USD 19.5 million project of USAID achieving the following milestones :
1. Reduce 70 percent of insecticides used in gardens of almost 6000 farmers.
2. Reduce 90 percent fungicide use in the gardens of almost 6000 farmers.
3. Trained thousands of farmers on agronomy principles to keep the well hydrated landscape and practices to control soil temperature.
4. Trained almost 2500 farmers on aerobic composting.
5. Experience in managing 1500 acres of avocado plantation, 700 acres of macadamia plantation, 90 acres of coffee plantation and 60 acres of cocoa plantation.
6. Addressed livelihood challenges of 10,000 households in the mountain region of Pakistan.

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Liaquat asks: 

Do you audit your soil's balance sheet?
Right agronomy practices at the right time can convert locked up nutrients into plant available form.
Let's join the hands to build resilience in the food chain.

Liaquat says: 

What comes from the soil must return to the soil.
Teaching aerobic composting builds living soils, drought resilience, and nutrient-dense food.
Regeneration is not a trend — it’s a system.

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Liaquat on Soil Temperature

Liaquat on mulching orchard trees 

Liaquat on watering the soil not the plant 

A soil profile of uncompacted soil 

The full playlist of Liaquat's video clips.