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Groundnut (Arachis hypogaea Linnaeus) is an annual legume crop, and one of the most important food crops in Ghana. Groundnut is a rich source of edible oils (50%), proteins (25 – 28%), as well ...
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When Isaac Papanko started farming maize on eight hectares of farmland, he couldn’t have imagined that within just a few years, his agribusiness would grow to be 425 hectares – northern Ghana’s ...
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The Dachio South Women Farmers Association, a community-based organization in collaboration with the Upper East Regional Directorate of the Department of Agriculture, has trained about 75 farmers ...
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In an effort to boost local production of hybrid maize seed to discourage its importation, the Ministry of Food and Agriculture (MoFA) has released a hybrid maize seed production manual.
The ...
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Crops such as maize and rice are widely consumed throughout Africa. However, making money from these commodities can be challenging due to low margins and the significant economies of scale ...
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The 10th annual Pre-Harvest Agribusiness Exhibition and Conference have been ushered irrespective of the global pandemic with the theme: Covid-19 And Beyond; Solutions for Agricultural ...
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Can watermelon help with erectile dysfunction?
Men have long experimented with remedies to treat erectile dysfunction and have had mixed results. Though research is still in its preliminary ...
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An agribusiness consultant, Ken Addy has reiterated calls for individuals to consider venturing into the agricultural sector due to its great potential and high return on investment.
On the June ...
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In spite of Ghana having one of the best climatic conditions suitable for beekeeping and honey production, the country imports more than 600 tonnes of honey worth millions of cedis every month.
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Over the past 20 years, sub-Saharan Africa has registered the highest rate of agricultural production in the world. There have been knock-on effects with the region also seeing the fastest growth in ...
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