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Friday, February 27, 2026

AgriWatchGH

Agrihouse Trends
Boost to Bloom Project Launches Phase 2 in Upper East to Empower Youth, Women, and Persons with Disabilities.

Agrihouse Foundation joins AGRA, other Partners at the 2025 4th Quarter Joint Report Review Meeting in Kumasi

Agrihouse Foundation Unveils Strategic 2026 Roadmap at Stakeholder Breakfast Meeting

Backyard Farming Promotes Household Food Security; Ghanaians Urged to Practice, Uphold Household Gardening

Why 2026 is the Year for Ghana’s Farming Startups

Infrastructure, Educational Set-ups Essential to Ghana’s Agricultural Growth – Agrihouse Founder Alberta Akosa

Call for Applications: Africa Youth Portal and Research Programme

Ghana’s 41st National Farmers’ Day Exhibitions Draws Over 120 Exhibiting Companies

Mofa, Agrihouse Foundation Partner To Host Mega Exhibition For 41st Farmers’ Day
National Trends
IMF commends COCOBOD for its Reforms

Grape export market is undergoing shift toward more sustainable post-harvest solutions

Ghana Intensifies Measures to Prevent Banana Bunchy Top Disease

Absence of price stabilisation fund leaves cocoa and gold exposed

CMC Proposes Local Processing, Forward Sales to Stabilise Ghana’s Cocoa Sector

Consumer, Business Confidence Strengthen as Inflation eases – BoG report

Ending COCOBOD’s quasi-fiscal Activities will Stabilise Ghana’s Cocoa Sector — IMF

Poll Shows Majority of Farmers accept new Cocoa Price

Gov’t Engages Business Leaders at Presidential Dialogue; Cabinet to Approve the Agribusiness Policy.
- Crops
- Fertilizer
- Livestock
- Machinery
- Technology
Regional Trends

Tomato Traders’ Killings Highlight Fragility of Ghana’s Food Supply Chain – PFAG

Farmers, traders demand action as tomato costs rise

When Exposure Changes Everything: Rethinking Agriculture

Ghana still not Self-sufficient in Tomato Production despite Greenhouse Technology – PFAG

Western North NPP Demands Apology from NDC MPs Over Cocoa Price Reduction

Woolworths shakes up its grape offering with world-first Shaker grapes

Indian onion exporters prepare for pink variety shift

Producer inflation slows to 1.6%, but monthly prices inch upward 3.3%

Ghana to stop exporting raw cashew – President Mahama
Global Trends
Morocco exports 32,600 tons of Brussels sprouts in record 2025

Brazil Suspends Cocoa Imports from Ivory Coast

Frozen strawberries from Egypt rejected in Poland due to banned pesticide

Australia launches research to develop TR4-resistant banana varieties

Marked Increase in Potato Acreage in Berkane, Eastern Morocco

150 Days of Uncertainty: Navigating the New 15% U.S. Import Tariff

Rail Revitalisation: Overberg Business Case to Unlock Grain Export Potential

South African stone fruit gallops into the Year of the Horse

Preparing European suppliers for long term entry into India
- Foreign News
- News in Africa
Agri-Campus
FAO Opens 2026 General Call for Expressions of Interest for Institutional Collaborations

President Mahama Hints at Reintroducing School Farming, Mandates School Farms Nationwide

Call for Applications: Africa Youth Portal and Research Programme

KIC School Farm Awards 2025 Set to Inspire a New Generation of Agripreneurs

Ghana’s school gardens/farms need more than good intentions – Alfred Adjabeng writes

Students experience practical agriculture through Tilly’s Farm Porktober programme

A/R: Agrinvest and KITA expand mechanization access for young agripreneurs under YEFFA

AI Can Transform Animal Production – Prof. Dadson Awunyo-Vitor

UNU-INRA pilots youth-designed clean tech for women farmers
- Agri-Courses
- Campus Trends
Agro-Market
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- Sales and Marketing
Speaker of Parliament commends gov’t support for Shea Hub Project

Tamale Abattoir to get modern water supply facility

Smarter fertiliser choices could unlock next agricultural breakthrough

Policy, infrastructure, and technology key to scaling agro-processing sector – Stanbic Bank

CPC and ACCRACO Seal Cocoa Product Purchase and Supply Agreement to Boost Ghana–China Cocoa Trade

PFAG Calls for Transparency and Swift Government Action to Address Grain Glut Crisis

Value Addition and Local Industry Hold the Key to Ghana’s Economic Growth – GEF Chair

Inflation drops to 9.4%, first single-digit in more than four years

KGL Group’s Chairman calls on Africa to build global business giants
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Home Tag Planting for Food and Jobs Fertiliser Subsidy Slashed to 15%

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Planting for Food and Jobs Fertiliser Subsidy Slashed to 15%

Planting for Food and Jobs Fertiliser Subsidy Slashed to 15%

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Subsidy on inputs under government’s flagship ‘Planting for Food and Jobs’ (PFJ) programme has been cut further for the upcoming ...

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