For many Ghanaians, the relationship between agriculture and the national economy begins with cocoa. That is understandable. Cocoa has shaped communities, created livelihoods, earned foreign exchange, financed national development and become part of how Ghana understands itself economically.
For many Ghanaians, the relationship between agriculture and the national economy begins with cocoa. That is understandable. Cocoa has shaped communities, created livelihoods, earned foreign exchange, financed national development and become part of how Ghana understands itself economically.
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