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This post is written by the Alliance for a Green Revolution in Africa (AGRA) team.
As the COVID-19 pandemic spread across Africa starting in early 2020, it complicated the delivery input ...
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The macadamia nut is the most expensive nut in the world, retailing at over $50 per kilogram. Patrick Mukundi Mbogo, who in 2010 was working in a bank in Nairobi, tells How we made it in ...
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Information available to The Finder indicates that Ghana has produced the highest volume of cocoa beans in history, exceeding over one million metric tonnes with over 10 weeks left until the end of ...
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Agribusiness is concerned with the entire process of agricultural production. There are many sectors of agribusiness which include the input sector, the marketing sector, the production sector, the ...
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Some 9.1 per cent of agribusinesses were reportedly closed down and an additional 30.7 per cent , an equivalent of about 42,396 agribusiness forms, were closed down during the partial lockdowns in ...
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In Zambia, goats are the second most popular type of livestock owned and reared by smallholder farmers. The animals are hardy and able to live off a wide range of available grasses ...
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The Kosmos Innovation Center (KIC) has held a final pitch for the 2020 AgriTech Challenge competition.
The pitch which was held at the KIC business incubation hub is aimed at helping young ...
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When Catherine Krobo Edusei first took her freshly grown herbs to the local supermarket in Accra, the manager didn’t know what they were.
Ghana, like many African countries, imports large volumes ...
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Recently, several Chinese news outlets reported that China has exported a batch of 500 kilograms of cocoa beans worth about $3,600 to Belgium.
For years the Chinese have researched into 500 cocoa ...
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As part of efforts towards improving access to the right poultry feed for poultry farmers, Koudijs Ghana Limited has launched its complete layer feed to help improve chicken production in the ...
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