Age catches up with cocoa farmers

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Saint Ghfuo: Nyantakyi must go! 9 years ago

Just wait no see...laziness and lack of ambition os a disease

Just wait no see...laziness and lack of ambition os a disease
Hondaaawaa 9 years ago

the farmers are also pushing their children into white coloured jobs; better Ghana agenda: better cocoa strategy is the solution. Living in the rural areas is now a punishment from the pit of hell.

the farmers are also pushing their children into white coloured jobs; better Ghana agenda: better cocoa strategy is the solution. Living in the rural areas is now a punishment from the pit of hell.
Onceafarmer 9 years ago

The youth would troop to the village to take cocoa farming when price become attractive and some form of financial interventions put in place during the cocoa lean season. At the moment, majority of farmers are poor and canno ...
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The youth would troop to the village to take cocoa farming when price become attractive and some form of financial interventions put in place during the cocoa lean season. At the moment, majority of farmers are poor and cannot afford to buy meat or medicine when they are sick, meanwhile people like Dr Opuni who cannot even hold a cutlass sit in comfort and money at the toil of these poor labourers. I am not Dr. Opuni will even give a lift to a poor cocoa farmer in his air condition car going through the same route as the farmer.
Albert 9 years ago

Whose children should go into cocoa farming for your children to grow up and cheat them. You cannot cheat people all the time. The rural folks have learnt their lessons in the hard way. It's enough. Make it attractive for the ...
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Whose children should go into cocoa farming for your children to grow up and cheat them. You cannot cheat people all the time. The rural folks have learnt their lessons in the hard way. It's enough. Make it attractive for the youth to venture into it.
bonsu / USA 9 years ago

Stop cheating sefwiman, you built cocoa clinic in kumasi, accra, tema, Takoradi Where no cocoa or Coffee is grown.cocoa processing plant are built in all this so Called cities where no cocoa is.rich People children get Cocoa ...
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Stop cheating sefwiman, you built cocoa clinic in kumasi, accra, tema, Takoradi Where no cocoa or Coffee is grown.cocoa processing plant are built in all this so Called cities where no cocoa is.rich People children get Cocoa scholarship the sweat of the famers.
your foolish policies have destroyed the cocoa Industry.
Dacosta 9 years ago

you are wrong Dr Opuni...where is the land now ?? go to sefwi, all the land are used for game reserve and other projects. this is pushing we the youth of Sefwi to move to the city to seek for greener pastures cos there is no ...
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you are wrong Dr Opuni...where is the land now ?? go to sefwi, all the land are used for game reserve and other projects. this is pushing we the youth of Sefwi to move to the city to seek for greener pastures cos there is no land der to plant even food crops. mi people over here are suffering, bad roads, no hospitals and a lot, meanwhile most of d cocoa beans produce in Gh are from sefwi. why dont you people build cocoa roads in sefwi bt rada Adenta. pls do something to help us else as u said , in 10 yrs to come, der will b low production of cocoa in Gh as our fathers are ageing and notin is motivating us d youth to step in their shoes. thank you. ds is mi line 0249578740 for any clarification.
Saintzero 9 years ago

You give cocoa scholarships to those who have not seen even cocoa beans in their life time and you us to remain in cocoa production for someone else to enjoy.
You ask your children to enter into cocoa production.

You give cocoa scholarships to those who have not seen even cocoa beans in their life time and you us to remain in cocoa production for someone else to enjoy.
You ask your children to enter into cocoa production.
Saintzero 9 years ago

You give cocoa scholarships to those who have not seen even cocoa beans in their life time and you us to remain in cocoa production for someone else to enjoy.
You better ask your children to enter into cocoa production.

You give cocoa scholarships to those who have not seen even cocoa beans in their life time and you us to remain in cocoa production for someone else to enjoy.
You better ask your children to enter into cocoa production.
sharp teeth 9 years ago

Yes,why won't age catch up with dem,you pay ghc350 per bag for their had work.Whiles you sit in the offices to jxt pen down ur signatures and take all the huge monies,drive expensive cars at the mercy of our fathers.go to hel ...
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Yes,why won't age catch up with dem,you pay ghc350 per bag for their had work.Whiles you sit in the offices to jxt pen down ur signatures and take all the huge monies,drive expensive cars at the mercy of our fathers.go to hell with ur rubbush.fooollllls.
Godfred K. Boateng 9 years ago

Please i have made a webpage for farmers in Ghana.
ghanafarmers.com
If you have any information about farming, please help me by going to the said site and post it there.
Thanks.

Please i have made a webpage for farmers in Ghana.
ghanafarmers.com
If you have any information about farming, please help me by going to the said site and post it there.
Thanks.
praise 8 years ago

its funny if they are asking the youth into farming.i wonder if they know what farmers are going through with no help from the government,and especially with cocoa farmers who do not get any incentives in kind and in cash and ...
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its funny if they are asking the youth into farming.i wonder if they know what farmers are going through with no help from the government,and especially with cocoa farmers who do not get any incentives in kind and in cash and just living on a bag of cocoa which cost about ghc3,139 if cocoa yield is high.Most of them are shifting to rice cultivation ,so y should the youth

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