Horticulture
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Role of African women and young people in agricultural service provision investigated in new study
Study shows that the engagement of African women and young people in agricultural service provision is ‘not a panacea to the challenges they face’ ... -
The Netherlands is engaged in efforts to make Moroccan horticulture more sustainable
Researchers (affiliated with the Leiden-Delft-Erasmus alliance), three Moroccan academic institutions, agriculture and horticulture companies, and governments from both countries are cooperating in order to ... -
Making land reform work
Land Reform – Johannesburg; Declining budgetary allocations for land reform continue to hamper the state’s ability to effectively drive a successful land reform programme, ... -
Kenyan Farmers Embrace Chinese-Engineered Grass for Fodder
The Nigeria Women for Agricultural Progress (NWAP) have lamented the continued exclusion of women from major government interventions. NWAP stated that women farmers have ... -
Namibia’s horticultural exports more than doubled in the past seven years
Horticultural exports from Namibia have more than doubled in the past seven years; they reached a record value of N$1.7 billion, compared to N$674 ... -
UG’s Prof Eric Danquah appointed member of UK-CGIAR Centre’s Science and Impact Advisory Group
Founding Director of the West Africa Centre for Crop Improvement at the University of Ghana, Prof. Eric Danquah, has been appointed a member of ... -
Discover the Role of Access Bank towards Promoting the Agricultural Sector
Agriculture is an industry regarded as the lifeblood of nations. It fuels economies, nourishes communities and sustains livelihoods. Access Bank, one of the leading financial ... -
Asantehene seeks collaboration with France to industrialise agriculture
The Asantehene, Otumfuo Osei Tutu II, is aiming at industrialising agriculture in the Ashanti region and across the country through a partnership with France. ... -
Transforming Postharvest Management: A Sustainable Leap For Intra-African Agricultural Trade
Dr Mel Oluoch, Strategic Partnership Director at The Sasakawa Africa Association Quality control and stable markets are essential pillars of Africa’s food systems, ensuring ... -
Netherlands Ambassador tells Ghana government to create enabling environment for thriving agriculture
Jeroen Verheul – Dutch Ambassador to GhanaMr Jeroen Verheul, the Netherlands Ambassador to Ghana, has emphasised the need for the government to prioritise the ...
