Livestock
France and Germany Expected to Ban Male Chick Culling from 2022
France is to join Germany in a ban on the culling of male chicks from 2022 and try to persuade...
New Programme to Enable Scientists Detect Pathogens ‘from farm-to-fork’
Farming groups have welcomed a new £19.2m government programme to improve the detection and tracking of foodborne and antimicrobial resistant...
Poultry Farmers in Ashanti Region Express Urgent Meet for Insurance Scheme Ahead of Mid-Year Budget Review
Ahead of the mid-year budget presentation by the Finance Minister, Ken Ofori-Atta, poultry farmers in the Ashanti region, are calling...
Elmina Fishermen Promise to Halt Light Fishing; Set to Meet Fisheries Minister Today
Leaders of the fisherfolk in Elmina in the Central Region are expected to meet with the Minister for Fisheries and...
Veterinary Services Put 12 Regions on Bird Flu Outbreak Alert
The Veterinary Services Department has put 12 regions on red alert over a possible outbreak of bird flu. The service...
Gov’t Allocates 20 million Ghana Cedis to Support Poultry Sub-sector, MOFA Chief Director
Chief Director at the Ministry of Food and Agriculture, Mr. Robert Ankobiah has noted that the vision of Agrihouse, ‘Livestock,...
NFFAWAG Calls for More Stakeholder Support for LiPF Tradeshow
The Chairman of the National Farmers and Fishermen Award Winners Association (NFFAWAG), Mr. Davies Korboe, has urged development organizations and...
AGI Urges Public to Take COVID-19 Vaccine
A section of some small business owners is appealing to the public to dismiss any fears about the COVID-19 vaccine,...
MOFA to Hold Inter-Ministerial Discussions on Poultry Farmer’s Challenges
The Public Relations office of the Ministry of Food and Agriculture (MOFA) has noted that, the “worrying” concerns regarding lack...
USDA-GPP, ADB & Stakeholders Commend Agrihouse for Pushing Innovative Agriculture Through LiPF
Animal production is an important part of Ghana’s agriculture economy. Both ruminants and non-ruminants are reared in Ghana. Ruminants usually...