Ghanaian climate affecting farmers- survey

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• SEIDU JOHNSON (GERMANY) 9 years ago

  I SOMETIMES ASK MYSELF THE BENEFIT FROM TIMBER, IF GHANA REALLY WANT TO COME BACK TO IT´s OLDIND DAYS THEN THEY SHOULD STOP CUTING TIMBER. GHANA HAS TURN TO DESERT.

  I SOMETIMES ASK MYSELF THE BENEFIT FROM TIMBER, IF GHANA REALLY WANT TO COME BACK TO IT´s OLDIND DAYS THEN THEY SHOULD STOP CUTING TIMBER. GHANA HAS TURN TO DESERT.

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• MARCUS AMPADU 9 years ago

  There is no such thing as Ghanaian climate.
  The menace of climate change and variability is worldwide. We should join all those who affected to find solution to the problem.
  
  The preferred term should be global warning, no ...
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  There is no such thing as Ghanaian climate.
  The menace of climate change and variability is worldwide. We should join all those who affected to find solution to the problem.
  
  The preferred term should be global warning, not global warming or climate change.

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• BB Brown 9 years ago

  It Is not just enough to determine statistically on regional bases what crop did well and were. The foundation would have to do more by determining timing for farmers, the right crop for which region. One can see that climat ...
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  It Is not just enough to determine statistically on regional bases what crop did well and were. The foundation would have to do more by determining timing for farmers, the right crop for which region. One can see that climate change has affected farming according to our view perhaps badly but that might not be true. Upper east region use to be a millet farming zone now maize is taking prominence, so with other regions. Ashanti region has already recognized that certain crop pattern would have to change to accommodate the changing weather. Perhaps millet that use to be the main stay of upper east region which is presently fading to climate change might be doing well in other zones. So we need more study to come out with proper and reliable data to wrestle what we perceived as bad omen as far as climate change is concern but no. Lets adjust our farming habits,life itself is a balancing act you can not win by stagnant.Things are changing constaly is only African resist change but all these so call develop countries are dynamic with every thing. If one man is at a point and if signs are not clear that he might be the problem, so far as he is there when the problem persist he must be changed. Change is developmental.

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