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• SIMON 10 years ago

  IT SHOULDN'T TAKE 40 YEARS FOR GHANA LEADERS TO SERIOUSLY CONSIDER PROPER MECHANIZATION, STORAGE, IRRIGATION IN A COUNTRY WHICH HAVE FERTILE LANDS AND TROPICAL WEATHER BUT KEEP SPENDING BILLIONS IN IMPORTING FOOD. IT A SHAME ...
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  IT SHOULDN'T TAKE 40 YEARS FOR GHANA LEADERS TO SERIOUSLY CONSIDER PROPER MECHANIZATION, STORAGE, IRRIGATION IN A COUNTRY WHICH HAVE FERTILE LANDS AND TROPICAL WEATHER BUT KEEP SPENDING BILLIONS IN IMPORTING FOOD. IT A SHAME TO TELL EUROPEAN OR NORTH AMERICAN PEOPLE WHO HAVE TO GO THROUGH WINTER WITHOUT GROWING FOOD PRODUCE.

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• Naresh Shukla 10 years ago

  The technological development and technical assistance programs can be highly effective in helping smallholder farmers in improving their agronomic practices and access to input and output markets. However, majority of funds ...
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  The technological development and technical assistance programs can be highly effective in helping smallholder farmers in improving their agronomic practices and access to input and output markets. However, majority of funds are channeled into the development of new technologies for the agricultural sector, including high yielding varieties of seeds, agro-chemicals chemicals (fertilizers, weedicides & pesticides) and their applications. Apparently, these technologies are expensive leading to smallholder farmers’ inability to secure them to improve their yields. Invariably, due to systematic failures in the execution of technical assistance programs and policies, majority of smallholder farmers are hard hit as they have no support anywhere and virtually neglected to their fate.

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