EU funds research to maximise yam production

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• summy addo 11 years ago

  GHANAIAN COCOA FARMERS ARE CRYING OVER ILLEGAL SCALE ADJUSTMENTS BY COCOA BUYING COMPANIES. PURCHASING CLERKS ARE TOOLS FOR THIS EVIL AGENDA

  GHANAIAN COCOA FARMERS ARE CRYING OVER ILLEGAL SCALE ADJUSTMENTS BY COCOA BUYING COMPANIES. PURCHASING CLERKS ARE TOOLS FOR THIS EVIL AGENDA

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• Ebenezer -Development Worker 11 years ago

  Very laudable,but the country's populace has very poor culture of consuming processed food. Super markets have on their shelves these products but are they being well patronized? My suggestion is also to develop very good sto ...
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  Very laudable,but the country's populace has very poor culture of consuming processed food. Super markets have on their shelves these products but are they being well patronized? My suggestion is also to develop very good storage structures both at the farm gates and at the marketing centers to prevent post harvest losses. Yam suffers a lot of post harvest damage during harvesting, loading, transportation and further compounded by exposure to heat from the sun by retailers and wholesalers by the roadsides and the open markets (Afienya /Graphic Road).

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