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What can be expected from the new food and agricultural chief?

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  • JAMES PEROVER 11 years ago

    ADVISE TO THE HON.MINISTER,PLEASE TO ACHIEVE YOUR PROMISES START WITH IRRIGATION ON A LARGE SCALE.DO NOT WAIT FOR THE RAINS.OUR RIVERS ARE FLOWING ANGRILY INTO THE SEA BECAUSE THEY ARE NOT TAPPED OR UTILIZED ON THEIR JOURNEY ...
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  • insight to the bone 11 years ago

    take an ewe to destroy the livelihood of the majority of the Akans . many european countries have banned the use of gmo s due to the diverse effects including the fact that once introduced you can never go back . look at the ...
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  • KOJO-MENSAH, LONDON. 11 years ago

    Why don't u go to Ghana or if u are already in Ghana why don't u Produce your own food to feed the Akans and Ghanaians. Until African Governments invest more money and time into food production and preservation they should fo ...
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  • Kojo T 11 years ago

    KNUST is situated in the heart of Akan land , and the little knowlwdge I have of science tells me research is part of the duties of such institutions. After 50 years how many cross breeds have they produced through cross poll ...
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  • Seriously 11 years ago

    What will happen to "The Food and drug board" now that they've created another food and agricultral THIEVES

  • Paul Amuna 11 years ago

    It would be interesting to see how this minister performs. As I have advised recently, it is better to,promise little and do much. Let your work,speak,for itself instead of making promises you cannot keep.

  • Crossed Crocodiles 11 years ago

    The chemical corporations and their lobbyists pushed legislation through congress in the early 90s that allowed GMOs, explicitly did not require labeling, and with little or no independent testing. The US population was not ...
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  • Crossed Crocodiles 11 years ago

    "For the past decade, the period when the greatest proliferation of GMO seeds in agriculture has taken place, Monsanto, Pioneer (DuPont) and Syngenta require anyone buying their GMO seeds to sign an agreement that explicitly ...
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