Category: Agribusiness
-

Basket weavers in Upper East call for gov’t support to tackle high production cost
Basket weavers at Bolgatanga in the Upper East Region are calling on government to support their activities to boost production. The weavers say the high cost of production is taking a toll on them as they’re unable to produce more to meet demand. The activity is a major source of livelihood, as nearly 3.5 million…
-

2019 National Best Farmer receives ¢536,000 cash prize from adb
The Agricultural Development Bank, adb, has presented a cheque prize of five hundred and thirty-six thousand cedis to the National Best Farmer for 2019. Charles Gyamfi’s prize is presented in fulfillment of the bank’s commitment to support the agric sector per its mandate. Charles Gyamfi, who emerged the National Best Farmer in 2019, beat off…
-

Ramani Distribution celebrates 20 years of Lele brand in Ghana
Ramani Distribution Company Limited, a Commodities Trading Company, has celebrated 20 years of its Lele brand with an announcement to work towards producing rice locally. The group also outdoored a brand new logo, which coincided with the official opening of its new ultra-modern office complex known as Lele Towers in Tema. Speaking at the event,…
-

Youth in agribusiness: RMG Ghana’s reality show on farming to whip up interest
As part of efforts to encourage Ghana’s youth, especially graduates to take agriculture seriously, RMG Ghana, one of Ghana’s leading supplier of agro inputs to the Ghanaian economy, is set to launch a reality show on farming. The show, which will be aired on Ghana’s fastest growing television network, Citi TV, will provide an opportunity…
-

Food prices have reduced; but we must stabilize it – Esoko confirms President’s claims
Esoko Ghana, a provider of digital solutions and services for agriculture and data collection, has charged government to do more to stabilize the prices of food and other commodities on the market by boosting production. The comment follows President Akufo-Addo’s remark that the Planting for Food and Jobs policy has helped to reduce the prices…
-

Vegetable farmers lament post-harvest loses due to lack of storage facilities
Some Ghanaian vegetable farmers have raised concerns about the impact of continuous post-harvest losses on their activities, largely due to the lack of storage facilities and processing centers to add value to their produce. They say this is impeding their operations as they are unable to export to rake in more revenue. The Executive Director…



