Hon. Eric Opoku, Engages with Swiss Ambassador to Strengthen Agricultural Ties #SwissEmbAccra

Hon. Eric Opoku, the Minister of Agriculture, has urged the management and staff of his ministry to unite in their efforts to enhance agricultural development across Ghana.

'Farming is not just about being dirty' | Agric Ministry defends… #bagbara #tanko #TalkwalkerAlerts via @talkwalker

celebration of our gallant farmers

Few hours more as we honor our gallant farmers! Celebrating four decades of commitment to agricultural progress in Ghana. #FarmersDay2024 #FarmersDayAwards #FarmersDay

ADB Announces GHS 1 Million Cash Award for National Best Farmer for the upcoming 40th National Farmers’ Day Celebration

Ghana is ready to celebrate its gallant Farmers

The producer price of cocoa has been set at GH¢48,000.00 per tonne, or GH¢3,000.00 per 64kg bag, representing a staggering 129.36% increase from the opening price of GH¢20,928.00 per tonne or GH¢1,308.00 per 64Kg bag in the 2023/2024 season. The new price takes effect from today.

To support the development of Ghana's agriculture sector, Dr. Bryan Acheampong, presented farm starter packs to YEA. The equipment is intended for onward distribution to youth farmers who have applied to participate in the government's flagship initiative, "Youth in Agriculture".

Ghana Faces Devastating Dry Spell, Government Intervenes to Avert Food Crisis

MOFA as the sector Ministry will continue to monitor the crop situation and keep the nation informed.

ESRF project has concluded, but its impact on rural communities in Ghana will be long-lasting. A recent validation workshop celebrated the project's achievements and emphasized continued support for smallholder farmers who benefited from the project. Thanks to IFAD

MoFA Strengthens Cooperation with the Netherlands The Ambassador of the Kingdom of the Netherlands, H.E Jeroen Verheul, and his team met with the Ministry of Food and Agriculture at the Ministry's headquarters to discuss strengthening collaboration in the agriculture sector.

MINISTER FOR FOOD AND AGRICULTURE, DR. BRYAN ACHEAMPONG IN THE MARKET The sector Minister visited the tomato market at "Under-bridged" Accra. Confirmed tomato prices are now moderate, crate costing between GHS 500.00 and 700.00, depending on the quality and timing of purchase.

The Ghanaian government's Emergency Support to Rural Livelihoods & Food Systems Exposed to COVID -19 (ESRF) project has celebrated its successes in a Lessons Learnt Workshop held at the Miklin Hotel in Kumasi, Ashanti Region.