CSIR releases hybrid cassava varieties in Jomoro

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Anaba, China 10 years ago

Well done for not turning your institution into a dust gathering and lotto working office. But I think you can do more especially when we're not told specifically the number of months the cassava tubers take to mature and th ...
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Well done for not turning your institution into a dust gathering and lotto working office. But I think you can do more especially when we're not told specifically the number of months the cassava tubers take to mature and the minimum rain requirement as well as sun and soil suitability.

I pray you get more funding to do same on rice, sorghum, cotton and Shea trees so that the north of Ghana can also contribute to Ghana's growth. If I ever became the CEO of SADA and given all the money that we hear they looted, I would have sat with you to genetically modify cotton to suit the soil and weather of the north. That's their cocoa, not kayaye and fighting.
It's a shame SADA failed due to incompetence and greed!
Honesty the best policy! 10 years ago

Happy the MOFA official gave the credit to CSIR for the releases it is very rare.However the 'C' in the CSIR stands for Council and not Centre

Happy the MOFA official gave the credit to CSIR for the releases it is very rare.However the 'C' in the CSIR stands for Council and not Centre