Ghana may face maize shortage — MoFA

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DAN 9 years ago

i send my wife's sister cauliflower,beets,melon seeds from usa..where they are very cheap for home gardeners..only $1-2 dollars depending on pack size and product

i send my wife's sister cauliflower,beets,melon seeds from usa..where they are very cheap for home gardeners..only $1-2 dollars depending on pack size and product
Paa Joe 9 years ago

OPAYIN SIR DIRECTOR FORJOUR,

DO YOU KNOW WHAT,WHEN AGRICULTURE IN A IS MAINLY DOMIINATED IN A COUNTRY BY ILLITERATE PEASANT FARMERS,SUCH RESULTS CAN BE PREDICTED WHILE THE LAZY NOISY EDUCATED AND TRAINED AGRICULTURALISTS O ...
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OPAYIN SIR DIRECTOR FORJOUR,

DO YOU KNOW WHAT,WHEN AGRICULTURE IN A IS MAINLY DOMIINATED IN A COUNTRY BY ILLITERATE PEASANT FARMERS,SUCH RESULTS CAN BE PREDICTED WHILE THE LAZY NOISY EDUCATED AND TRAINED AGRICULTURALISTS ONLY WHILE THE WHOLE OF THEIR SERVICES DOING NOTHING AT THE AGRICULTURAL MINISTRIES AND DEPARTMENTS IN THE COUNTRY.

WHAT KIND OF FUNDING ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT.FOR THE PAST FIFTY EIGHT YEARS OF GHANA'S STATE HOOD THE GOVERNMENT HAS ONLY WASTED FUNDS ON EXTEMSION OFFICERS FOR MONITOIRING AND UNNECESSARY FIELD PROJECT WITHOUT INCREÁSED AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTIVITY TO FEED THE GROWING POPULATION.

WITHOUT A COMPLETE OVERHAUL OF THE MINISTRY OF AGRCULTURE AND THE PRESENT FORM OF PRIMITIVE AGRICULTURAL PRACTICES IN THE COUNTRY, WE WILL CONTINUE TO IMPORT FOOD PRODUCTS INTO THE COUNTRY.