High demand for cassava pushes price up

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• Pelicles 10 years ago

  This will help our farmers make some money and also, some people will take the challenge to go into farming but for how long will this last? We are seen as people who jump without thinking of where they will land.

  This will help our farmers make some money and also, some people will take the challenge to go into farming but for how long will this last? We are seen as people who jump without thinking of where they will land.

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• OSEI TAWIAH 10 years ago

  Akans in Ghana must stop hailing this farming foolishness. Most of the money derived from this stupid farming end up in the hands of the lazy Ewes and Northerners who often connive with government to thief from the nation. Fo ...
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  Akans in Ghana must stop hailing this farming foolishness. Most of the money derived from this stupid farming end up in the hands of the lazy Ewes and Northerners who often connive with government to thief from the nation. For this reason, they do not want free education for all.
  
  Akans must keep their children in school or they will remain servants for these maggots forever. How do these fools in Trokosiland and the North get the money to educate so many of their children when they don't produce anything? Yes, it's the money from Akan cocoa and cassava farms. It's time for Akans to produce food for their own consumption and force the government for free education else their children and their children's children will forever be slaves.
  
  While you continue to keep your children in this foolish farms, the Ewes and Northerners will continue to use your money to educate their children, and then they will turn around and call you Kookoase and bankye bushmen. To all Akans parents I say, a word a wise is enough.

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• HINI 10 years ago

  let be careful of using economic crop for industrial purposes unless we have a different approach of farming in our rural areas.

  let be careful of using economic crop for industrial purposes unless we have a different approach of farming in our rural areas.

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