CSIR warns indigenous crops are fast disappearing in Ghana

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Truth Table 1 month ago

When Jesus spoke again to the people, he said, “I am the light of the world. Whoever follows me will never walk in darkness, but will have the light of life.” (John 8:12) ..
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When Jesus spoke again to the people, he said, “I am the light of the world. Whoever follows me will never walk in darkness, but will have the light of life.” (John 8:12) ..
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Blue Pen 1 month ago

It is the same CSIR (CRI, et) jerks, parading as scientists, who are pushing GMO agenda in Ghana.

It is the same CSIR (CRI, et) jerks, parading as scientists, who are pushing GMO agenda in Ghana.
ELISA 1 month ago

It is annoying to hear this same foolish CSIR gaslighting us.

We have to be careful how we value some professions in Ghana.

It is annoying to hear this same foolish CSIR gaslighting us.

We have to be careful how we value some professions in Ghana.
ST GHFUO: Kwame Nkrumah International Airport 1 month ago

Agric mi ister taking manilla envelopes no plan

Agric mi ister taking manilla envelopes no plan
DIANA'S DYKE 1 month ago

Nmoasem saa day in day out then like joke like joke four years go come pass and the next 4yr cycle of nmoasem go start again!

Nmoasem saa day in day out then like joke like joke four years go come pass and the next 4yr cycle of nmoasem go start again!
Odikro. 1 month ago

Yellow yam is Nkani not mankani, mankani is coco yam

Yellow yam is Nkani not mankani, mankani is coco yam
Ghana first 1 month ago

It is as the resorts of weedicides

It is as the resorts of weedicides
OSAFO KANTANKA 1 month ago

My Friend , please “ Yellow Yam “ is “NKANI “ and Not Mankani as stated in your statement. “Mankani “ is actually COCOYAM. CSIR is too LAZY to find out why most of the indigenous crops are DISAPPEARING. The ma ...
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My Friend , please “ Yellow Yam “ is “NKANI “ and Not Mankani as stated in your statement. “Mankani “ is actually COCOYAM. CSIR is too LAZY to find out why most of the indigenous crops are DISAPPEARING. The main reasons why some of these crops or plants are disappearing is the USE of “ WEED KILLERS “ to CLEAR the Farms. Some of these crops like COCOYAM etc..don’t need fertilisers so by using STRONG chemicals like Weedkillers we destroy the rich soil for years . Some of these crops including “ Mushrooms “ are Destroyed for years to their roots. Stop the importation of WEED KILLING CHEMICALS To our farmers who are ignorant about the dangers of these dangerous chemicals destroying our farms. Most of these Chemicals are even “BANNED “ in their countries of origin. WAKE UP!!!!!!!
Imani 1 month ago

TOO LATE TO BE SURPRISED! When your government is importing weed killers for farmers, you never thought it could destroy the crops directly, right? You dummies. I can't understand why African governments are so dumb.

TOO LATE TO BE SURPRISED! When your government is importing weed killers for farmers, you never thought it could destroy the crops directly, right? You dummies. I can't understand why African governments are so dumb.
Jerry 1 month ago

You store your indigenous crop varieties in a vault in a white people's land in Norway? What sort of foolishness is this? Why can't you construct same vault in Ghana?

You store your indigenous crop varieties in a vault in a white people's land in Norway? What sort of foolishness is this? Why can't you construct same vault in Ghana?

Obroni 1 month ago

In the west they pay US$20 for 500 grams of West-African red rice (oryza glaberrima)

In the west they pay US$20 for 500 grams of West-African red rice (oryza glaberrima)
Baz 1 month ago

Weedicide is the cause of the largest majority of plant and other organic food extinction in Africa,, so so so bad many don't seem to see it

Weedicide is the cause of the largest majority of plant and other organic food extinction in Africa,, so so so bad many don't seem to see it
Danny K 1 month ago

Because we still sleeping as a nation

Because we still sleeping as a nation
Kofi 1 month ago

Agic Ministry, Agric Institutions, CSIR( CRI), FDA who have contributed to the situation. The use of weedicides have largely been responsible for the ' extinction' of most of our indigenous crops. Yet none of these organisati ...
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Agic Ministry, Agric Institutions, CSIR( CRI), FDA who have contributed to the situation. The use of weedicides have largely been responsible for the ' extinction' of most of our indigenous crops. Yet none of these organisations has taken the trouble to provide our farmers with information about which weedicides are better for our environment, food protection and sustainability.
Isaac Kusi, Bronx, NY. 1 month ago

People are talking about weedicide. The worst is the indoctrination of the mind of Ghanaians. I lived in Bunso in the sixties. I even visited about six years ago and couldn't believe the deterioration of the place. There were ...
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People are talking about weedicide. The worst is the indoctrination of the mind of Ghanaians. I lived in Bunso in the sixties. I even visited about six years ago and couldn't believe the deterioration of the place. There were about seventeen bungalows with asphalt streets lined with lights and trees. We had green manicured lawns where we could play soccer. When we visited recently, the streets have turned into bush paths and the lawns have been overtaken by plantain farms.
The indoctrination of the present generation is serious as they are not even speaking the local languages and are being bombarded with advertising of processed foods like pasta, perfumed rice and spaghetti. The parents are to be blamed because the children eat what the parents eat.
Prudhomme - Ghanaians are unintelligent and liars 1 month ago

Ghana itself will disappear soon because of our gross disregard for effective and responsible environmental management.

Ghana itself will disappear soon because of our gross disregard for effective and responsible environmental management.
King Anwar Sadat 1 month ago

The government should ban the use of all forms of weedicides. When it's sprayed, it kills everything in contact. Things we used to get from farmlands are no more, e.g Snails, mushrooms and earthworms that rejuvenate the soil ...
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The government should ban the use of all forms of weedicides. When it's sprayed, it kills everything in contact. Things we used to get from farmlands are no more, e.g Snails, mushrooms and earthworms that rejuvenate the soil are all gone. The government must do something about it.
Osafo sampong 1 month ago

All is because of China nduro. Please is alarming and wicked in our side as a country. All indigenous food are disappearing in the of farming drugs or inputs from China.

Please those with big voices must do something part ...
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All is because of China nduro. Please is alarming and wicked in our side as a country. All indigenous food are disappearing in the of farming drugs or inputs from China.

Please those with big voices must do something particularly the government must rise and protect our indigenous food.

Thank you
Gbetsimu 1 month ago

BLAME GMO..... AMERICANS REJECTED IT,MANY AFRICA COUNTRIES REJECTED GMO.....BUT A COUNTRY CALLED GHANA EMBRACED IT WHOLESOULED,,ABA!
I DON'T KNOW WHAT ACTUALLY HAPPENED TO GHANA OVERNIGHT

BLAME GMO..... AMERICANS REJECTED IT,MANY AFRICA COUNTRIES REJECTED GMO.....BUT A COUNTRY CALLED GHANA EMBRACED IT WHOLESOULED,,ABA!
I DON'T KNOW WHAT ACTUALLY HAPPENED TO GHANA OVERNIGHT

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