List of all articles filed under “ghana-agriculture” category.
“Government should introduce more programs to encourage youth to get into agriculture. That is where we come in as a centre. Our target sector is mainly the youth. Each year about 3,500 students come out from agriculture related programs, but where do they go? How many jobs are being created?”
“GABC is an information hub that provides information to the agribusiness sector in general. Anyone interested in the sector, irrespective of his/her background can have access to some critical basic information necessary in the establishment of a business in the country.”
“Agriculture is a key sector and is a sector that can really change livelihoods and improve our economy. We think government needs a very focused, strategic policy.”
“We supply all sorts of agricultural equipment for all kinds of farmers from vegetable farmers to maize farmers, rice farmers etc.,” explains AFGRI Ghana’s Country Director.
“The biggest challenges I think are the land issues,” notes AFGRI Ghana’s Country Director.
AFGRI Ghana discusses the effects of the economic downturn on agricultural development in the country.
“We want to sell solutions to our customers; we don’t want to just sell equipment. We want to show them how the equipment can help them to increase their yields.”
Lionel Barre, Managing Director of GREL (Ghana Rubber Estates Limited), talks about the competition in terms of rubber plantation in West Africa and on a global level. He also gives his assessment on the rubber production sector in Ghana.
Lionel Barre presents GREL (Ghana Rubber Estates Limited) and gives his assessment on the rubber production sector in Ghana. Mr. Barre also talks about the importance of CSR for the company and shares his vision for the future.
