Ghana Grasscutter Project supports farmers

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• Stunned 11 years ago

  Always doing the impossible. Stupid people

  Always doing the impossible. Stupid people

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• G. K. Berko 11 years ago

  I hope the Grass Cutters don't flee to the Burkina Faso and the Ivory Coast, while the Books of these Farmers have no record of any significant expenditure to show proper management of the funds.
  
  The Cages must be inspect ...
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  I hope the Grass Cutters don't flee to the Burkina Faso and the Ivory Coast, while the Books of these Farmers have no record of any significant expenditure to show proper management of the funds.
  
  The Cages must be inspected routinely to check the Animals exist in them. The Guinea Fowls ('Akomfem') Project associated with the SADA scandal must be a lesson for this Project.
  
  Long Live Ghana!!!

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• KK 11 years ago

  Good idea but where is the ministry of Agriculture and veterinary services in this project?
  Lets assume that there is an outbreak of a disease X in those districts who will assist them?.
  Lets do the right thing and not jus ...
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  Good idea but where is the ministry of Agriculture and veterinary services in this project?
  Lets assume that there is an outbreak of a disease X in those districts who will assist them?.
  Lets do the right thing and not just be following money

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• Panin- 11 years ago

  wasteful investments. If 60 grasscutters and cages cost $500.00, Why don't we give 500 farmers a $1000.00 each to plant 500,000 more cocoa trees. In three years that could translate into 20000 bags of cocoa and provide over a ...
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  wasteful investments. If 60 grasscutters and cages cost $500.00, Why don't we give 500 farmers a $1000.00 each to plant 500,000 more cocoa trees. In three years that could translate into 20000 bags of cocoa and provide over a $1000000.00 in revenue. Why are we always chasing bad investments with good money?

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