The project involves the cultivation of 10,000 hectares in the Volta region starting from 2024
Through a joint venture with Musahamat Farms, the project strengthens Ghana’s agricultural independence, creating jobs and improving food self-sufficiency.
The project in Ghana includes the cultivation and production of maize, soy, wheat, rice, and tomatoes for the domestic market, as well as bananas. It will also introduce a zootechnical model to produce poultry meat.
The initiative contributes directly to local food security and job creation, supporting the Ghanaian government’s agricultural development strategy.
Once fully operational, it will provide training and employment opportunities for local farmers, promoting economic inclusion and environmental stewardship. The partnership continues to prioritize sustainable practices, local employment, and capacity building within the Volta region.
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The project involves a concession of 10,000 hectares in the Volta region starting from 2024
Through a joint venture with Musahamat Farms, the project strengthens Ghana’s agricultural independence, creating jobs and improving food self-sufficiency.
