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August 21, 2026

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150 rural women trained on food preparation to combat hidden hunger
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August 21, 2026
About 150 women from five communities in the Savelugu Municipality have been trained in improved food preparation practices for indigenous leafy vegetables, to help preserve essential micronutrients and contribute to… Read more: 150 rural women trained on food preparation to combat hidden hunger
Central Region gets COCOBOD directorship to drive cocoa production
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August 21, 2026
The government has elevated the Central Regional COCOBOD office from a managerial level to directorship, for greater cooperation, collaboration and coordination of cocoa operations, to increase annual production. The newly… Read more: Central Region gets COCOBOD directorship to drive cocoa production
Ahodwo Farms appeals for GH¢2m to scale up gari production
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August 21, 2026
Ahodwo Farms has appealed for GH¢2 million in working capital to expand gari production and participate in the 24-Hour Economy policy. The farm said increased financing would enable it to… Read more: Ahodwo Farms appeals for GH¢2m to scale up gari production
TaMA intensifies support for farmers with fertiliser distribution
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August 21, 2026
The Tamale Metropolitan Assembly (TaMA) has received and distributed 9,000 50-kilogramme bags of NPK fertiliser and 1,000 bags of urea to selected farmers in the Metropolis to support agricultural production… Read more: TaMA intensifies support for farmers with fertiliser distribution
Women, smallholder farmers to benefit from new agroecology project
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August 21, 2026
A nine-month agroecology project aimed at empowering women and smallholder farmers to adopt sustainable farming practices and improve food and livelihood security in Northern Ghana has been launched in Bolgatanga. … Read more: Women, smallholder farmers to benefit from new agroecology project

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Women, smallholder farmers to benefit from new agroecology project