European colonizers promoted both peasant and plantation farming in East Africa to maximize agricultural output and economies. While cash crop production stimulated economic growth, it also caused significant social disruption and food insecurity. The legacy of these practices continues to influence agriculture in Uganda today. ;
European colonizers promoted both peasant and plantation farming in East Africa to maximize profits and agricultural output, particularly in Uganda. While cash crop production stimulated economic growth, it also caused social disruption and food insecurity. The legacy of colonial agriculture in Uganda affects current agricultural practices and food security.
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