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Agnews is a category for General agriculture news with an emphasis on coffee, cashew, shea and coconut besides cocoa news
NAFCO Delegation Woos Investors At New York IFAL Forum
Chief Executive Officer of National Food Buffer Stock Company( NAFCO), Hanan Abdul-Wahab and the Board Chairman of the company, Mr Henry Nana Boakye took advantage of the just-ended International Forum on African-Caribbean…
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Global Food Security Can Be Achieved With A United Front
Chief Executive Officer of the National Food Buffer Stock Company (NAFCO), Mr Hanan Abdul-Wahab, says the task to improve the global food insecurity situation will require a concerted effort rather than what he described as…
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Growing Market For Coconut Peat Planting Medium In Ghana
A baseline survey conducted by the Coconut Waste Project (COWAP) shows that there is a growing market for coconut peat (mulch) growing medium in Ghana, Chief Executive of CocoBenz, Bender Owusu Bediako Antwi has said.
Speaking to the…
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Ghana Ranks 9th In Global Exports Of Desiccated Coconut
Ghana has ranked 9th in the export of desiccated coconut according to a report by Ghana Export Promotion Authority, GEPA.
This development comes on the heels of a significant jump of 249% in the value of Ghana’s exports of flaked and…
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MEDA Ghana Urges Productivity Improvement In Cashew Production
The Mennonite Economic Development Associates (MEDA) Ghana Country Director, Robert Austin, is leading calls for measures to improve productivity in cashew production in Ghana.
He made the call at a sensitization programme on a new Code…
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World Food Day 2021: NAFCO Calls For Scaled Up Investment For Food Security
The National Food Buffer Stock Company (NAFCO) has called for a renewed commitment among stakeholders towards the attainment of food security in the country as Ghana joins the rest of the world to mark World Food Day.
In a statement…
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Developing Quality Standards For Shea Sector Will Increase Earnings
The Cocoa Research Institute of Ghana (CRIG) wants the country to replicate the success of its quality standards for cocoa in the shea sector to multiply gains.
Acting Director-General of CRIG, Dr. Francis Padi, has thus called for the…
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African Farmers To Discuss Trade Conditions At 7th Fairtrade Convention
The Programmes Director of Fairtrade Africa, Chris Oluoch, has disclosed that the COVID-19 pandemic has impacted adversely on farmers in Africa, with many losing up to 80 percent of their revenue.
Aside from the revenue losses occasioned…
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Ghana Journalists Want Reforms In Fertilizer Subsidy Scheme
The Ghana Agricultural and Rural Development Journalists Association (GARDJA) has petitioned the sector minister to urgently reform the country's fertilizer subsidy programme over allegations of poor management and corruption.
The…
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Do Certified Foods Help African Farmers?
Food certification schemes are more prevalent than ever in Africa, driven by demand in developed countries, with a range of labels dominating the landscape, from Rainforest Alliance certified cocoa in Côte d’Ivoire to organic Tunisian olive…
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