Watermelon glut - Good for consumers, bad for the farmers

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• ddkt 7 years ago

  I saw the fruits laying waste on farms and road side while travelling from sogakope to Accra last week. It a shame that we can't invest in agro processing.

  I saw the fruits laying waste on farms and road side while travelling from sogakope to Accra last week. It a shame that we can't invest in agro processing.

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• Mr Bond 7 years ago

  Guys eat watermelon for it is natural Viagra and the women will love even if you are pennyless because your penis is function properly,strong,hard and firm because watermelon prevent erectile disfunction.Ghanaians should rejo ...
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  Guys eat watermelon for it is natural Viagra and the women will love even if you are pennyless because your penis is function properly,strong,hard and firm because watermelon prevent erectile disfunction.Ghanaians should rejoice of haven such product in the country to keep their penis alive.

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• pk 7 years ago

  This is a blight on Ministry of Agriculture. To allow such a produce go to waste is simply deplorable. It appears there are no plans to remedy the chronic problems of wastage. Why such lack of interest. I am sure some in Ghan ...
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  This is a blight on Ministry of Agriculture. To allow such a produce go to waste is simply deplorable. It appears there are no plans to remedy the chronic problems of wastage. Why such lack of interest. I am sure some in Ghana has produced a thesis on this. If people in responsible positions are not prepared to do the job, they have to step aside.

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• Nii 7 years ago

  there is the need to have juice factory to process these fruits, watermelon, mangoes orange etc situated with in the areas where they are grown .I think it is a challenge to the DCEs in these areas the give assured markets th ...
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  there is the need to have juice factory to process these fruits, watermelon, mangoes orange etc situated with in the areas where they are grown .I think it is a challenge to the DCEs in these areas the give assured markets the farmers and job openings for the youth in these areas.

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• pk 7 years ago

  You are right. That's their role.

  You are right. That's their role.

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• Oduro senior 7 years ago

  Its a shame we can't invest more into agri processing, rather we are interested in politics. Can't we see, as a nation, that we are losing?. Its high time we take a u-turn.

  Its a shame we can't invest more into agri processing, rather we are interested in politics. Can't we see, as a nation, that we are losing?. Its high time we take a u-turn.

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• Fruitor 7 years ago

  The government should simply ask schools to feed their students with the fruit twice a week. Hotels must provide their guests with the fruit at breakfast and as dessert. If this is done, market would be created for the fruit. ...
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  The government should simply ask schools to feed their students with the fruit twice a week. Hotels must provide their guests with the fruit at breakfast and as dessert. If this is done, market would be created for the fruit. That's my simple advice to government but because I am not a politician or a consultant, who would listen to me?

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