The Chief Executive Officer of Dedeyao Farms, Daniel Asimadi, has called on the government to provide stronger financial and institutional support to farmers, warning that commercial agriculture remains difficult to sustain when producers are left to rely largely on their own resources.
The Chief Executive Officer of Dedeyao Farms, Daniel Asimadi, has called on the government to provide stronger financial and institutional support to farmers, warning that commercial agriculture remains difficult to sustain when producers are left to rely largely on their own resources.
Read the full story on MyJoyOnline
Source: MyJoyOnline
The Headmistress of Seikwa Presbyterian Primary School, Ruth Adamptey, has appealed to the government, community members,…
The sun has gone down, but the room still feels hot. The fan is running, yet…
A study by Rightify Ghana says 94.3 per cent of the sexual and gender minority people…
