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Agrihouse Trends
Gold in the Soil Awards Spotlight: How Rosina Ankunwanab Is Bringing Farm Inputs Closer to Women Farmers in West Gonja

Gold in the Soil Awards: A Lens on Justina Blessing Asaktimbe’s Efforts to Empower Women Farmers and Transform Agriculture in West Gonja

“Start Small, Stay Committed, and Success Will Follow” – 63-Year-Old Farmer Encourages Youth

Opinion: AGRA-FAO National Youth Dialogue Reminds Us That Youth and Women’s Inclusion Is Fundamental to Sustaining Agrifood Systems

The Journey Of Impact With Yara: The Story Of Wofagric And The Gold In The Soil Awards

Farming Extends far Beyond Traditional Perceptions of Manual Labour – Agripreneur

Avocado: Ghana’s Next €2billion Export Win – Elikem Desewu Writes

I Just Want Transport to Get My Produce to Market” – Woman Farmer with Disability Plea for Support

Agrihouse Foundation’s 8th WOFAGRIC and the Gold in the Soil Awards recieves over 200 nominations
National Trends
Damango to Host the 8th WOFAGRIC and Gold in the Soil Awards as Ghana Champions Rural Women’s Agricultural Empowerment

AGRA pushes for Stronger Youth Participation in Ghana’s Flagship Agricultural Programs Through its AAYS and YAPI Pillars

Market sees strong appetite for COCOBOD bond but pricing will be key

Communities embark on study tour to explore dry-season irrigation solutions

CIRAWA Agroecology Conference backs nature-based solutions to improve food systems

From Advocacy to Impact: 6th Ghana Poultry Day Spearheads Industry Growth, Distributes 1,000 Day-Old Chicks to Boost Local Production

42nd National Farmers’ Day Launched; Bono Region to Host Main Event on December 4

Agric Ministry Announces 42nd Farmers’ Day Launch on June 30

Tomato traders call for farmer training to boost local production
Regional Trends

Veterinary Services Department to sue Tarkwa Municipal Assembly for encroachment

Influx of imported food products threaten Ghanaian farmers – Dr Nyaaba

ILO calls for integration of Affirmative Action into Ghana’s climate policies

COCOBOD begins nationwide campaign on free fertiliser distribution

Dekpor fish ponds to return to operation after years of abandonment

Gov’t commended over Achimota Forest Restoration

GHIB, GEXIM deepen partnership to boost Ghana’s export growth agenda

Stakeholders rally behind FMNR approach to restore degraded lands, livelihoods

Minerals Commission cautions public against assaulting Blue Water Guards
Global Trends
MIIF’s sovereign investment approach attracts Zambia

FAO hands over vehicles, laboratory reagents to Agric Ministry 

Ghana Calls for Equitable Ocean Governance at Neptune Forum in Paris

Ghana’s Food System Under Pressure as Stakeholders Gather to Chart Climate-resilient Future

70-year Field Study finds Fertilizer Imbalance can Halve Mycorrhizal Fungi

Why many Fungicide-treated Soybean Seeds may Boost Harvests But not Farm Profits

Why too much Phosphorus in Our Farmland Pollutes Our Water | Column

‘Shared recognition’ Across UK Farming Groups of Arable Policy Needs

Beef Processors ‘Moved too Far and too Fast in Cutting Prices’ – UFU
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- News in Africa
Agri-Campus
Ohawu Agric College set to become Campus of Bunso Agriculture University

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
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Agriculture digitisation: USOFT launches AgroCart App to ease post-harvest logistics challenges

Ayawaso Central Assembly eyes 24-hour market to decongest streets

Nigeria halts onion exports to Ghana over trade dispute

Russia rejects Moroccan citrus consignments over labeling issues and pest detection

“South Africa loaded 4x apple volumes to India in 2026”

Global economic growth to remain steady if oil price shock is not prolonged – Fitch

Consumers warned to brace for possible fuel price hikes

Speaker of Parliament commends gov’t support for Shea Hub Project

Tamale Abattoir to get modern water supply facility
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School Gardens: Choosing What to Grow, Vegetables or Herbs

School Gardens: Choosing What to Grow, Vegetables or Herbs

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January 24, 2022

There are so many delicious vegetable and herbs to choose from that deciding which ones to grow may be one ...

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