by Linda Boateng | Oct 4, 2024 | Press Release
The European Union Ghana Agriculture Programme, through its GIZ-implemented initiatives, the Market Oriented Agriculture Programme in North-West (MOAP NW) and the Resilience Against Climate Change (REACH) Project, has partnered with Agrihouse Foundation for the fourth consecutive year to host the 14th Annual Pre-Harvest Agribusiness Conference and Exhibition.
Scheduled for October 29th and 30th, 2024, at the Alhaji Aliu Mahama Sports Stadium in Tamale, under the theme “Connecting the Unconnected – Feeding the Future through Innovative and Technological Approaches.” This year’s focus will be on strengthening market linkages, promoting innovation, and enhancing productivity within Ghana’s agricultural sector.
Since 2019, GIZ – EUGAP has been a steadfast supporter of Agrihouse Foundation’s Annual Pre-Harvest Agribusiness Conference and Exhibition by working to promote sustainable agricultural practices while building resilience, enhancing connectivity between farmers and markets, and contributing to the sustainable development of the agricultural sector in Ghana.
This partnership has successfully established robust business linkages between farmers and agribusiness enterprises within the GIZ-EUGAP value chain, through this collaboration, GIZ-EUGAP has facilitated market linkages for over 50 Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs), allowing agro-processors to expand their markets and adopt climate-smart agricultural practices through practical field sessions hosted by Agrihouse.
Speaking at the conference launch of the 14 Annual Pre-Harvest Agribusiness Conference and Exhibition, Sarah Rüffler, Commission Manager of the GIZ -EUGAP Programme ,Sustainable Employment through Agribusiness,” stated that the collaboration with Agrihouse Foundation goes beyond sponsorship. We share the core mission of enhancing market access, promoting sustainable agricultural practices, and ensuring food security. This is particularly crucial today as the North of the country is facing a dry spell.
Through our partnership with Agrihouse, we have successfully facilitated market linkages for over 50 Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs). These businesses, owned by agro-processors, have expanded their markets beyond their current locations due to the networks created during the exhibitions. They have also been exposed to climate-smart agricultural practices through Agrihouse’s practical field sessions with has help ccreate sustainable livelihoods and enhancing climate resilience despite unpredictable weather patterns.
This initiative according to her not only offers farmers an affordable pest management solution but also empowers women, contributing to gender inclusivity and higher incomes for farmers.
she called for more collaboration and innovation to help build a sustainable, efficient, and resilient agricultural sector. “Together, we can drive change, reduce post-harvest losses, and accelerate the growth of the agricultural sector, ensuring that no one is left behind in the journey to a secure and prosperous Ghana,” she concluded.
In a statement, Alberta Nana Akyaa Akosa, Executive Director of Agrihouse Foundation, expressed her profound gratitude for the enduring partnership with GIZ EUGAP for the fourth consecutive time for the annual pre-harvest agribusiness conference and exhibitions.
“We truly appreciate their continued support. This partnership has been instrumental in driving positive change within our agricultural community. Over the years, we’ve witnessed the transformation it has brought to the lives of farmers, agribusinesses, and various stakeholders in the agricultural value chain.”
Emphasizing the vital role this collaboration plays in fostering growth, sustainability, and connectivity within the agricultural sector she stated “Our shared commitment to nurturing growth and promoting sustainable agricultural practices is evident in the impact we’ve achieved together. The Pre-Harvest event has become more than just a conference; it’s a platform for change and progress. It’s where deals are made, knowledge is shared, and connections are forged.”
Ms. Akosa highlighted the Pre-Harvest event’s crucial role in creating market linkages and building the capacity of over 150,000 value chain actors and stakeholders—ranging from farmer groups and buyers to development partners, policymakers, agribusinesses, ICT professionals, aggregators, and more. She underlined how the event has contributed to removing constraints on market access for farmers and agribusinesses, thereby enhancing economic opportunities and improving livelihoods.
This partnership exemplifies a commitment to strengthening the foundation for sustainable agriculture and highlights the importance of connectivity within the value chain. As the 14th Annual Pre-Harvest Agribusiness Conference and Exhibition approaches, all eyes are on the positive impact this collaboration will bring to Ghana’s thriving agricultural sector.The three-day event will feature conference sessions, presentations, exhibitions, and a marketplace for fostering business-to-business interactions. Participants will also have the opportunity to engage in practical and immersive sessions aimed at providing deeper insights into best practices and capitalizing on the multitude of opportunities within the agricultural sector.
by Linda Boateng | Oct 3, 2024 | Press Release
Yara Ghana Limited, a leading fertilizer company dedicated to promoting sustainable agriculture in Ghana, has partnered with Agrihouse Foundation for the 14th Annual Pre-Harvest Agribusiness Conference and Exhibition, as part of its mission to “Responsibly Feed the World and Protect the Planet.” This collaboration is aimed at supporting smallholder farmers by enhancing yields and boosting food security through innovative technological solutions.
Scheduled for October 29th and 30th, 2024, at the Alhaji Aliu Mahama Sports Stadium in Tamale, under the theme “Connecting the Unconnected – Feeding the Future through Innovative and Technological Approaches.” This year’s conference will focus on strengthening market linkages, promoting technological innovations, and increasing productivity within Ghana’s agricultural sector.
Yara Ghana’s steadfast partnership with Agrihouse Foundation spanning over 14 years for the Annual Pre-Harvest Agribusiness Conference and Exhibition, underscores its dedication to empowering smallholder famers whiles also building a resilient agricultural value chain.
Speaking at the launch of the 14th Annual Pre-Harvest Agribusiness Conference and Exhibition , Madam Theresa Randolph, Country Manager for Yara Ghana, highlighted the importance of the partnership with Agrihouse Foundation.
according to her the interventional initiative provides a critical platform for value chain actors—including farmers, agribusinesses, policymakers, and financial institutions—to exchange ideas, share best practices, and develop solutions to the pressing challenges of food security and climate change in Ghana. This, she emphasized, aligns with Yara Ghana’s mission of supporting the agricultural sector by delivering cutting-edge agronomic solutions and fostering an environment where smallholder farmers can thrive.
she noted that Yara Ghana’s ongoing support for smallholder farmers reflects its broader commitment to sustainable agriculture. The company, aims to not only boost production but also promote environmentally responsible practices. By providing tailored fertilizers and expert agronomic advice, Yara is helping farmers optimize their resources, improve soil health, and achieve higher crop productivity.
“Yara Ghana’s dedication to empowering smallholder farmers has been particularly evident during recent global challenges, including the COVID-19 pandemic and the Ukraine-Russia war,” Madam Randolph noted. “In 2022 and 2023, Yara Ghana donated 18,000 metric tonnes of fertilizer, valued at $20 million, to support local farmers. This initiative, which provided one free bag of fertilizer for every two purchased, specifically benefited smallholder farmers, women farmers, and those living with disabilities.”
As part of their contribution to the event, Yara Ghana will lead field demonstrations and training sessions, engaging over 2000+ farmers at the 14th Annual Pre-Harvest Agribusiness Exhibition and Conference to be held at the Agrihouse Agri-village training and demonstration centre in Kudula in Tamale in the Northern Region. Their Expert agronomists will provide guidance, high-quality, crop-targeted fertilizers to support participants in producing nutrient-rich, high-quality food to strengthen local communities.
Expressing her appreciation for Yara Ghana ‘s consistent support, Ms. Alberta Nana Akyaa Akosa, the Executive Director of Agrihouse Foundation, highlighted Yara Ghana’s pivotal role in promoting the agricultural sector. She emphasized that Yara Ghana stands out as an exemplary corporate organization that has generously supported the growth of Ghana’s agriculture sector.
“Our partnership with Yara Ghana is a source of immense pride for us at Agrihouse Foundation. Yara Ghana has consistently demonstrated its commitment to Ghana’s agricultural sector by sponsoring our Annual Pre-Harvest event for the past 14 years. This level of dedication is truly remarkable and exemplifies what can be achieved when the private sector collaborates with organizations like ours to empower our farmers and promote sustainable agriculture,” Ms. Akosa emphasized.
“We are immensely grateful to Yara Ghana for their unwavering support and commitment to this event. Their sponsorship has not only made the annual event a success but has also played a pivotal role in driving agricultural innovation in Ghana. With their support, we are able to provide a comprehensive platform that equips our farmers with the tools and knowledge they need to thrive in an increasingly competitive market.”
“This partnership represents a shared vision for a sustainable agricultural future where smallholder farmers are empowered with the latest technologies and practices,” she added. “Together, we aim to foster collaboration and innovation to address the challenges of food security and climate change head-on.”
The 14th Annual Pre-Harvest Agribusiness Conference and Exhibition promises to be a pivotal event for stakeholders seeking to drive innovation and collaboration within Ghana’s agricultural landscape.
About The Annual Pre-Harvest Agribusiness Conference and Exhibition
Agrihouse foundation’s, Annual Pre-Harvest Agribusiness Conference and Exhibitions event, for the past 13 years, have provided and created market linkages and built the capacity of over 150,000 value chain actors and stakeholders.
Beneficiaries and participants of the annual Preharvest event ranges from farmer groups, buyers, development partners, policy makers, agribusinesses, ICT professionals, and aggregators. Others include input dealers, equipment and machinery dealers, transporters, financial institutions, telecommunication companies, out growers, civil society, and processors, who converge in the Northern Region, to network, exhibit, share knowledge, train, engage in field demonstration activities and most importantly, negotiate and seal deals.
The intervention has served as a stimulating platform for match-making, exchange, agribusiness development, stakeholder linkages, and has brought about growth in local economies, through the creation of expanded agribusiness opportunities. It has also assisted in removing constraints on market access for farmers and agribusinesses who require access to lucrative markets and economic opportunities to improve their livelihoods and those of their families.
The annual Pre-Harvest event, culminates with conference events, presentations, exhibitions, and a marketplace for business-to-business meetings.
It continuous to serve as a dynamic platform for farmers to negotiate and seal contracts and strengthen the capacity of Farmer-Based Organizations (FBOs), Aggregators, Processors, and value chain actors for them to play a key role as agricultural market actors.
ABOUT YARA GHANA
Yara Ghana, is a leading fertilizer company established in 2007, to strengthen the high quality of input supply and related services along the agricultural value chains in Ghana.
Yara Ghana’s key focus have always been on providing Ghanaian farmers with knowledge, crop nutrition solutions, and digital technologies that can help them improve their yields and quality in an environmentally responsible and sustainable manner. This will help farmers achieve enhanced livelihoods while contributing to local, regional, and national food production, and to ensuring Ghana’s long-term food security.
by Linda Boateng | Sep 5, 2024 | Press Release
Salerno is set to become the center of Agrifood innovation and sustainability from September 8 to 10, 2024 as it hosts the highly anticipated 2nd AgriFood Future 2024.
This premier event, organized by Unioncamere and the Chamber of Commerce of Salerno, with the patronage of European parliament, Italian ministries of Agriculture Food Sovereignty and Forestry; Environment and Energy Security; Businesses and Made in Italy, is set to redefine Italy’s AgriFood sector with practical results oriented speeches and workshops to contribute in reforming and expanding the global discussion on Agrifood systems.
AgriFood Future 2024 will further explore the connection of technological innovation and sustainability, all aimed at demonstrating how cutting-edge technologies and sustainable practices can be integrated forward-looking Agri-food businesses.
AgriFood Future 2024 is expected to attract over 300 speakers who will contribute into digital transformation and expanding AgriFood systems within the African and the Caribbean regions.
Andrea Prete, President of Unioncamere and Chamber of Commerce of Salerno, leads this year’s event on the theme “Building a Sustainable Business in the Food System with AI.” His leadership is key to highlighting the development of a sustainable and innovative business approach within the food industry.
Andrea Prete is an entrepreneur in the industrial automation sector. Today at the helm of Unioncamere he aims to support the transformation in the Italian agri-food sector, focusing on sustainability and digital transformation. He advocates for practices that reduce the environmental impact of agri-food operations, while promoting the adoption of new technologies to improve efficiency and productivity. His efforts have helped streamline operations and increase resource use, ensuring the sector remains competitive in Europe, Italy, Africa and the Caribbean.
In addition to these initiatives, Prete has worked to improve market access for Italian Agri-food products, both domestically and internationally.
This year’s AgriFood Future will feature Alberta Nana Akyaa Akosa, the first Ghanaian speaker at AgriFood Future. As the founder of the Agrihouse Foundation, Alberta As a leading advocate for women and youth in the agriculture value chain in Ghana. Her participation will highlight the global commitment to foster the collaboration within African and the Caribbean’s on the role of women in advancing global food systems.
Leading this transformative AgriFood Future initiative, Alex Giordano, a Scientific Director for Agrifood Future 2024, whose visionary leadership is set to drive AgriFood Future 2024 into a new era of innovation and sustainability.
Under Giordano’s guidance, AgriFood Future 2024 will highlight groundbreaking business models and strategies designed to address critical issues such as food waste reduction, supply chain resilience and sustainable farming.
As Salerno prepares to host this landmark event, AgriFood Future 2024 is promise to be a transformative event, bringing together leading voices and decision-makers to shape the future of the Agri-food sector in the Caribbean and Africa as well.
by Linda Boateng | Sep 5, 2024 | Press Release
Alberta Nana Akyaa Akosa, the Executive Director of Agrihouse Foundation, will deliver a keynote address at the 2nd AgriFood Future 2024 in Salerno, Italy.
The Agrifood future, a premium event scheduled from September 8 to 11, 2024, will feature her keynote on the topic “Women Leading in Agritech,” is expected to highlight the vital role women are playing and will play and can play in advancing global food systems if giving the platform.
Alberta will also be sharing Agrihouse Foundation’s Agri interventions and the growth and impacts the interventions have been making within the African Region.
The AgriFood Future is organized by Unioncamere and the Chamber of Commerce of Salerno, with the patronage of European parliament, Italian ministries of Agriculture Food Sovereignty and Forestry; Environment and Energy Security; Businesses and Made in Italy, this year’s event will focus on the theme “Building a Business in the Food System 5.0 with AI“ it will highlight and explore innovative practices, partnerships and collaborations that can drive growth and efficiency within the agri-food sector.
Alberta’s participation becomes very strategic for this year as the AgriFood Future seeks to broaden its scope to cover the African and Caribbean Regions in the short and long term.
It is expected that this major event will lead to the expansion and participation of more African and Caribbean and offer the opportunity to delve into the global business in food systems and how we can collectively build it.
In a statement, the President of Unioncamere and promoter of AgriFood Future, Mr. Andrea Prete, expressed his excitement about having Alberta Nana Akyaa Akosa as a keynote speaker for the event.
Her participation in AgriFood Future 2024, according to him will help promote and create opportunities for Ghana, African and the Caribbean regions on the global stage.
“Ms. Akosa has been at the forefront of transforming agricultural practices in Africa, particularly through her work in promoting innovation, sustainability, and capacity building within the agricultural community in Ghana.
Her expertise in leveraging technology and fostering collaboration for the sector aligns perfectly with the themes of our conference,” he added
Her participation is a testament to her exceptional leadership and pioneering contributions to the agri-food sector.” Mr. Prete further acknowledged.
“We look forward to her keynote address and the rich discussions that will follow as we work together to build a more sustainable and inclusive AgriFood Future”.
Adding his voice, the Scientific Director, for the AgriFood Future, Alex Giordano Stated that Ms. Akosa selection to speak at AgriFood Future 2024,is in recognition to the substantial impact Agrihouse Foundation has made in Ghana’s agricultural sector, particularly in youth advocacy, women empowerment, and enhancing market accessibility through their initiatives and interventions.
‘’As a leading advocate for women, youth and men in Ghana’s agriculture sector , Alberta Nana Akyaa Akosa embodies the spirit of innovation and progress that AgriFood Future aims to celebrate’’.
Her insights and participation at this year’s 2nd Agrifood future will in no doubt provide an invaluable perspectives on the role of women in advancing global food systems and highlight how Africa can contribute to and benefit from global AgriFood advancements.
Sharing her excitement ,the Executive Director of Agrihouse foundation ,Alberta Nana Akyaa Akosa expressed her heartfelt gratitude to Unioncamere for the opportunity to deliver a keynote address at the 2nd agrifood future 2024 .
“I am honoured to be the first Ghanaian to address attendees at this year’s AgriFood Future, and I look forward to discussing how women leaders in Agritech are driving innovation and how Ghana and Africa can harness these advancements to create a more sustainable and equitable food system.”
She further emphasized that her insights aim to position Ghana and Africa as key players in the global agricultural arena, fostering valuable connections and business opportunities across international borders.
” The AgriFood Future 2024 provides an invaluable platform for sharing knowledge and fostering collaboration, by this I will also explore how Africa can leverage global platforms like AgriFood Future to enhance agricultural practices.” stated Ms. Akosa.
Under Ms. Akosa’s leadership, Agrihouse Foundation has been instrumental in executing initiatives designed to unlock the potential of youth, women and men for innovation in the agricultural sector.
These initiatives include the Gathering of the Royals, Agricultural Student Career Guidance and Mentorship Dialogues Bootcamps, Monthly Agriwoman Marketplaces, Executive Beginner Agribusiness Masterclasses, Women in Food and Agricultural Leadership Forums, and the Gold in the Soil Awards.
Additionally, Agrihouse Foundation hosts the annual Pre-Harvest Agribusiness Conference and Exhibitions, the Livestock, Poultry, and Fisheries Tradeshow, Ghana Agrochemical and Crop Protection Exhibitions and Awards (GACA), 1Household 1Garden, and Ghana Poultry Day.
These initiatives have and continue to empower the next generation of agricultural leaders, particularly in rural communities where the potential for innovation is vast but often untapped.
by Linda Boateng | Jul 5, 2024 | Press Release
Global Affairs Canada have partnered with Agrihouse Foundation for the sixth (6) year in a role for the Women in Food and Agricultural Leadership Training Forum (WOFAGRIC) and Gold in the Soil Awards, scheduled for July 9th to 10th, 2024 in Sunyani in the Bono Region with the aim of continuously advancing and empowering women farmers, farmers with disabilities and women across the entire agricultural value chain in Ghana.
In her statement, Madam Candace Holt, the Second Secretary of Development for Global Affairs Canada, emphasized that their continues support for Agrihouse Foundation’s Women In Food And Agricultural Leadership Training Forum And Gold In The Soil Awards aligns with their Feminist International Assistance Policy, which recognizes that when women achieve their full economic potential, whether as farmers ,agricultural producers, employees, entrepreneurs, or business leaders, the economy thrives, benefiting more people.
“We believe that women are critical to the sustainability and growth of Ghana’s agriculture sector and the WOFAGRIC and Gold in the Soil Awards provide a crucial platform to recognize and celebrate women farmers and those with disabilities who have overcome challenges and made significant contributions to Ghana’s development and that is what Global Affairs Canada is about ‘’. she remarked
Highlighting the impact of this partnership on Ghana’s agricultural sector, Ms. Holt noted that there have been a significant increase in empowerment and self-reliance among women for the past 6years ,enabling them to achieve higher levels of financial autonomy, invest in land, expand agro-processing activities, and sustain their families, even during off-seasons which has also contributed to advancing UN Sustainable Development Goal 5 which seeks to promote gender equality by addressing barriers to women’s economic empowerment.
it is however important to continue to draw attention to the significant work that women farmers do at all point along the agricultural value chains, and the WOFAGRIC and Gold in the Soil Awards has offered a consistent and far-reaching platform to get that message across’’ she concluded
Ms. Alberta Nana Akyaa Akosa, Executive Director of Agrihouse Foundation, expressed profound gratitude for Global Affairs Canada’s steadfast partnership over the past six years. “Global Affairs Canada has been instrumental in advancing the status of women in agriculture in Ghana, through the Women in Food and Agriculture Leadership Training Forum and The Gold in The Soil Awards.” Ms. Akosa emphasized.
“Their continued support enables us to create opportunities for women to thrive in agriculture, contributing to Ghana’s economic growth and advancing gender equality.”The annual regional intervention have for the past six years been held in the Volta, Ashanti, Western, Western North, Upper East, Upper West, and Eastern Regions benefiting over 8,000 women farmers, processors, and farmers with disabilities, processors ,agriprenuers and women across the entire agricultural value chain by providing them with the resources, training, mentorship ,networking ,and recognition they need to thrive in the agricultural sector and also fostering leadership, innovation, and inclusivity,
The two-day event, to be hosted at the Sunyani Technical University in the Bono Region, on Tuesday July 9th to Wednesday July 10th 2024 under the them OVERCOMING The Barriers to Women Agribusiness Development: The Role of Stakeholders. “will feature over six hundred (600) women farmers, processors, agriprenuers, famers with disability and women across the entire agricultural value chain engaging in activities such as break-out panel discussions, training workshops, exhibitions, trade shows, speed networking, and mentorship sessions. These components will empower participants to gain valuable insights, exchange best practices, and forge collaborations that have the potential to reshape the future of agriculture in Ghana.
One of the highlights will be the prestigious Gold in the Soil Awards, recognizing exceptional women farmers and women with disabilities, processors, agriprenuers and women in the entire agricultural value chain who have made remarkable contributions to the agricultural industry.
The Gold in the Soil Awards, held on the second day, span seventeen categories, each designed to honor and showcase the achievements of women in various facets of agriculture. These categories include the Super Woman Farmer Award, Passion for Farm Award, Outstanding Woman in Extension Services Award, Royal Agro Award, Diamond in the Rough Award, Feed to Food Awards, Change Champion Award, others includes ,She Innovates Award, Climate-Smart Women Project Award, Lady of The Region Export Award, Star Woman Agripreneur Award, She-Operates Award, Development Partner Award, Princess Carla Award, and the ultimate Gold in the Soil Award and the newly introduced Agri-Input Sales Woman of the Year category and the Supportive Agri-Man Award
As Agrihouse Foundation and Global Affairs Canada continues its journey towards agricultural transformation, the role of women farmers and women with disabilities cannot be overstated. Their resilience, expertise, and determination are integral to ensuring food security, promoting sustainable practices, and fostering economic growth.
by Linda Boateng | Jun 10, 2024 | Press Release, Uncategorized
The Ghana Tourism Authority is this year partnering Agrihouse Foundation to organize the 4th Ghana Poultry Day, scheduled for Monday, July 1, 2024 at the forecourt of the state house. This strategic partnership underscores a shared commitment to enhancing Agri-Tourism in Ghana, aligning with efforts to promote the nation’s agricultural sector.
Now in its fourth year, the Ghana Poultry Day, organized by Agrihouse Foundation stands as a beacon, celebrating Ghana’s poultry industry, with a focus on advocating for increased patronage and consumption of locally produced Poultry, while highlighting its nutritional and medicinal values.
Themed ‘‘Celebrating Diversity in Poultry: Roast, Taste, and Nourish the Nation,’’ the 4th Ghana Poultry Day aims to promote diversity within the poultry industry, highlighting the rich flavours, benefits, and breeds that contribute to nourishing the nation.
In a statement, the Chief Executive Officer of the Ghana Tourism Authority, Mr. Akwasi Agyeman expressed his excitement about this partnership, emphasizing its potential to drive growth and advancement across Ghana’s tourism and agricultural sectors.
‘‘Our collaboration with Agrihouse Foundation for the 4th Ghana Poultry Day underscores our dedication to promoting not only the entertainment sector but also recognizing agriculture as a pivotal force in advancing Ghana’s tourism sector,’’ remarked Mr. Agyeman.
‘‘This is a new era of celebration and we are happy that the conversation on Agri-Tourism has commenced with the Ghana Tourism Authority through the Ghana Poultry Day. The celebration of the Ghana poultry day perfectly aligns with our mission of promoting Ghana’s cultural heritage. Events like these attracts both local and international tourists, thereby boosting our tourism sector”, he added.
Expressing gratitude for the Ghana Tourism Authority’s support, Executive Director of Agrihouse Foundation, Alberta Nana Akyaa Akosa, highlighted the invaluable role of this partnership in realizing the vision of the Ghana Poultry Day.
‘‘With each passing year, the Ghana Poultry Day grows in significance, serving as a catalyst for positive change within the poultry industry and with this partnership we are proud to continue our mission of promoting growth, health, and sustainability in the poultry sector. This year, the event aims to further champion an advocacy drive, encouraging individuals to patronize, trade, and invest in Ghana’s poultry industry’’, said Miss Akosa.
The 4th Ghana Poultry Day will feature a dynamic program of activities headlined by a personality-advocate chef cooking competition. Participants including MPs, Footballers, Ambassadors, Queen mothers, media personalities, schools, and women farmers will utilize locally sourced poultry to prepare different recipes, which will be shared to the public for free. Additionally, the event will host insightful town hall discussions, bringing together industry leaders to explore opportunities in the poultry sector and discuss strategies for driving investment through Agri-Tourism. There will also be an Exhibition; where stakeholders across the agricultural value chain and other industries will come together to showcase their products and services, forging new partnerships and driving economic growth.
Other partners on board supporting to champion and advocate for the declaration of July 1st as the Ghana Poultry Day includes World Initiative for SOY in Human Health (WISHH), Ghana National Egg Secretariat, Ghana National Association of Poultry Farmers, Amass Farms, Labianca, September Spices, Maphlix Trust Ghana limited, Agrogenics and the Ministry of Food and Agriculture.
As preparations for the 4th Ghana Poultry Day gain momentum, stakeholders are urged to join the conversation on scaling up Agri-Tourism in Ghana. Poultry farmers, agribusiness professionals, policymakers, students, and all stakeholders within the poultry value chain are encouraged to participate actively.
For further information and registration, please contact Regina at 0241371179, Deborah at 0541555606, Alberta at 0244623012, or click the link to register: https://bit.ly/ghanapoultryfest2024.
