‘Aging farmer population worrying’

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• Pelicles 8 years ago

  Yes, our farmers are aging but the government careless about that. As we speak, can't we see how they are stealing left and right without thinking about what the future holds for our aging farmers and its effect on our cocoa ...
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  Yes, our farmers are aging but the government careless about that. As we speak, can't we see how they are stealing left and right without thinking about what the future holds for our aging farmers and its effect on our cocoa production?

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• Breaking, Breaking 8 years ago

  Most of the youth have turned to armed robbery instead venturing into farming. I believe strongly that any youth that robs with violence must be shot.

  Most of the youth have turned to armed robbery instead venturing into farming. I believe strongly that any youth that robs with violence must be shot.

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• Yeye 8 years ago

  This is very true, I agree with the writer but there must be some policies in place to address this issue. I hope our policy developers would look into this with microscopic eye and produce policies. Farmers need to be insure ...
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  This is very true, I agree with the writer but there must be some policies in place to address this issue. I hope our policy developers would look into this with microscopic eye and produce policies. Farmers need to be insured just in case of any outbreak. Now Avian Influenza is a threat in Ghana but government is doing nothing about it. God bless Ghana

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• sojourner in usa 8 years ago

  Sent the rest of modernisations from Accra-Rema to the top of Ghana, from Asganti region to upper region to migrat youth for employment. All the future government should concentrate on that. Questions for election. What would ...
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  Sent the rest of modernisations from Accra-Rema to the top of Ghana, from Asganti region to upper region to migrat youth for employment. All the future government should concentrate on that. Questions for election. What would you do to stop the flow of youth to the south.?

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• Mansa Musa. 8 years ago

  Ms. Akosa is a poor anylist.
  Thinking that keeping 90% of our population into sudsistance farming is economically sucidal ....and keeps Ghana in poverty .,
  My advice....
  *Ghana must embark on large scale n commercial fa ...
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  Ms. Akosa is a poor anylist.
  Thinking that keeping 90% of our population into sudsistance farming is economically sucidal ....and keeps Ghana in poverty .,
  My advice....
  *Ghana must embark on large scale n commercial farming where a small % of ppl engage in agric
  *more food processing plants be set up to hire the youth
  *more exports for our agric products
  *Importation ban on all items that could be made in Ghana
  *more factories be set up to produce all commodities that can be manufactured in Ghana. ........
  Cv

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