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CSIR reaffirms safety of Ghana’s first Genetically Modified Cowpea

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Netherlands calls for greater youth participation in Ghana’s agriculture
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August 15, 2026
The Netherlands has urged Ghana to put young people at the centre of agricultural transformation by improving access to skills, finance and markets. Ms Wendy van Meel, Deputy Ambassador of… Read more: Netherlands calls for greater youth participation in Ghana’s agriculture
GAFET targets GH¢100m endowment to transform agricultural education
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August 15, 2026
The Ministry of Food and Agriculture (MoFA) has launched the Ghana Agricultural Fund for Education and Transformation (GAFET), a national endowment aimed at securing sustainable financing for agricultural education and… Read more: GAFET targets GH¢100m endowment to transform agricultural education
Shama Assembly distributes 9,000 poultry birds to farmers
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August 15, 2026
The Shama District Assembly has distributed about 9,000 broiler chicks to poultry farmers in the district under the Government’s poultry birds development initiative. “These 9,000 chicks represent an investment in… Read more: Shama Assembly distributes 9,000 poultry birds to farmers
Ginger’s high prices create opportunities for farmers, processors – GSS
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August 15, 2026
The Ghana Statistical Service (GSS) says sustained high ginger inflation presents significant opportunities for investment in the crop’s value chain. The development could benefit smallholder farmers, agro-processors and investors as… Read more: Ginger’s high prices create opportunities for farmers, processors – GSS
Government targets oil palm self-sufficiency by 2032
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August 15, 2026
NECO004 Economics Palm Industry Agric Minister urges coordinated measures to reset Ghana’s oil palm industry Accra, Aug. 12, GNA – Mr Eric Opoku, the Minister of Food and Agriculture, has… Read more: Government targets oil palm self-sufficiency by 2032

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CSIR reaffirms safety of Ghana’s first Genetically Modified Cowpea