Tomato prices dip in second week of March

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• abdallah 9 years ago

  which cassava lost and which one gained? oh ghana!!!

  which cassava lost and which one gained? oh ghana!!!

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• GHANA FIRST 9 years ago

  Esoko you doing great job in Ghana. This is interesting. Ghana is a better country now. Own home grown agricultural products are competing with each other on the market. A lot of food to spare and development all the way. Lov ...
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  Esoko you doing great job in Ghana. This is interesting. Ghana is a better country now. Own home grown agricultural products are competing with each other on the market. A lot of food to spare and development all the way. Love you Ghana. God bless our Homeland Ghana. Thank you Esoko.

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• Otsibu Darko 9 years ago

  What a pity, so we don't even have a factory to process tomatoes----- thanks to rawlings who sold all the factories and ghanacan to his wife, I remember during the times of Nkrumah there was a tomato processing factory somewh ...
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  What a pity, so we don't even have a factory to process tomatoes----- thanks to rawlings who sold all the factories and ghanacan to his wife, I remember during the times of Nkrumah there was a tomato processing factory somewhere in the Northern Region!

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