27 cocoa growing centres to be irrigated

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• Kutsii 7 years ago

  Clap for President Akufo Addo. He should use some of the $2.5 billion stinking crooways BOND cigarettes to build 4 chocolate factories. Crooways!!!!!!!

  Clap for President Akufo Addo. He should use some of the $2.5 billion stinking crooways BOND cigarettes to build 4 chocolate factories. Crooways!!!!!!!

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• Oye Onye Kwasi Atta 7 years ago

  Do we have to clap for the president for attempting to implement research and development that has been lined up before assuming office?

  Do we have to clap for the president for attempting to implement research and development that has been lined up before assuming office?

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• Yakubu Saeed 6 years ago

  @ Kutsii I believe you are one of the useless NDC pigs who know next to nothing but always want to paint the Prez and his NPP government black. Go and read how Terkper was issuing bonds before you come here to open your rotte ...
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  @ Kutsii I believe you are one of the useless NDC pigs who know next to nothing but always want to paint the Prez and his NPP government black. Go and read how Terkper was issuing bonds before you come here to open your rotten mouth wide

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• TAVIE 7 years ago

  AS POLITICIANS CONTINUE TO THINK ABOUT THEMSELVES THE COUNTRY AND IT'S PEOPLE SUFFER ESPECIALLY HUGE YOUTH POPULATION

  AS POLITICIANS CONTINUE TO THINK ABOUT THEMSELVES THE COUNTRY AND IT'S PEOPLE SUFFER ESPECIALLY HUGE YOUTH POPULATION

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• keni 7 years ago

  If our Agric Minister visits Tunisia he will appreciate the power of irrigation on farms in the deserts. This is late in coming but much appreciated.

  If our Agric Minister visits Tunisia he will appreciate the power of irrigation on farms in the deserts. This is late in coming but much appreciated.

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• nanabayin 7 years ago

  Yes because you have used insecticides to kill all the bees so this is expected. All you need to do is to encourage native and exotic pollinators to do the pollination and this will increase the rate and success of pollinatio ...
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  Yes because you have used insecticides to kill all the bees so this is expected. All you need to do is to encourage native and exotic pollinators to do the pollination and this will increase the rate and success of pollination.

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• Ghana 7 years ago

  Thank you, we blacks our brain are under development

  Thank you, we blacks our brain are under development

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• Aben Wo Ha 6 years ago

  The first logical step is for the government to increase funding to the Cocoa Research Institute, Crops Research Institute, and the Forest Products Research Institute, to help thoroughly determine why natural pollination is n ...
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  The first logical step is for the government to increase funding to the Cocoa Research Institute, Crops Research Institute, and the Forest Products Research Institute, to help thoroughly determine why natural pollination is not taking place. Apparently, the pervasive uses of pesticides, insecticides, and weedicides in Ghana are affecting yields of many agricultural products, and not only cocoa. The natural and traditional pollinators such as bees, birds, and butterflies, may be heading to extinction, without nobody paying attention. If we just resort to the artificial pollination of crops, we may soon end up artificially pollinating every agricultural crop in Ghana.

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• Uncle Ken 6 years ago

  For an article on proposed irrigation of cocoa farms, we are not even told in which towns and Districts the selected farms are.

  For an article on proposed irrigation of cocoa farms, we are not even told in which towns and Districts the selected farms are.

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• Enough 6 years ago

  How Many Ghanaians eat chocolate the year round. Do we need more tubers, plantains, beans....?

  How Many Ghanaians eat chocolate the year round. Do we need more tubers, plantains, beans....?

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