Burkina Faso Attack: Increase local tomato production - VEPEAG urges

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• Mr. Smith 3 hours ago

  This is the way we think. Always reactive. Meaning, if traders had not been killed, such suggestions would have been locked up in someone's brains.

  This is the way we think. Always reactive. Meaning, if traders had not been killed, such suggestions would have been locked up in someone's brains.

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• Vida Maame 3 hours ago

  So the president of that association is a doctor who didn't think about this before. Always waiting to hear bloodshed before taking action to avoid future tragedies. Hopeless leadership.

  So the president of that association is a doctor who didn't think about this before. Always waiting to hear bloodshed before taking action to avoid future tragedies. Hopeless leadership.

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• Yeshua 3 hours ago

  Tomato farmers in the Volta and Northern regions are crying for buyers. Is the minister of agric not aware? One location in the Volta region alone produce about 5000 crates DAILY!! The agric minister and his people need IMF ...
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  Tomato farmers in the Volta and Northern regions are crying for buyers. Is the minister of agric not aware? One location in the Volta region alone produce about 5000 crates DAILY!! The agric minister and his people need IMF loan just to think. Fools!!!

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• Passah Samuel (Smiles) 2 hours ago

  Not only tomatoes but rather, everything concerning agriculture.
  Some main steps are
  1)Encourage the youth to engage into farming.
  2)We should stop devaluation of farming/agric.
  3)Government must sponsor all agric/farming ...
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  Not only tomatoes but rather, everything concerning agriculture.
  Some main steps are
  1)Encourage the youth to engage into farming.
  2)We should stop devaluation of farming/agric.
  3)Government must sponsor all agric/farming activities,
  4)Government must pay for the lands that were sold for mining to the kings and land owners,and then employs the youth into farming.
  Because we eats today,we lives 2moro

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