Lovely. Good to see Ghanaians doing marvelously well in Ghana
Lovely. Good to see Ghanaians doing marvelously well in Ghana
Alan Gyimi Gyimi Kyeremanteng 1 week ago
I TOLD U NPP = NKWASIAFUO PEOPLES PARTY. UMOUFIA CARTOONS CONCERT CATHEDRAL
I TOLD U NPP = NKWASIAFUO PEOPLES PARTY. UMOUFIA CARTOONS CONCERT CATHEDRAL
This is what we have to do also tomatoes 1 week ago
Why must we import tomatoes from dessert land Burkina while we have fertile lands to produce,we ll done Burkina
Why must we import tomatoes from dessert land Burkina while we have fertile lands to produce,we ll done Burkina
JJ KUFFOUR AKUFO ADDO 1 week ago
What are you doing to help as an individual?
What are you doing to help as an individual?
Evans 1 week ago
At JJ Kuffour, please start something if you are yet to do so, then help will come.
At JJ Kuffour, please start something if you are yet to do so, then help will come.
kevean Taylor 1 week ago
REMEMBER THE SOCALLED 1D1F THE SO CALLED PRESIDENT ADDO INTRIDESED FOR 8 YEARS? REMEBER THE MONEY THEY SQANDERED ON THAT? DO YOU KNOW WHY HIS FINANCE MINISTER IS ON THE RUN LIKE A COWARD? WHY WILL WE NOT IMPORT TOMATOES FROM ... read full comment
REMEMBER THE SOCALLED 1D1F THE SO CALLED PRESIDENT ADDO INTRIDESED FOR 8 YEARS? REMEBER THE MONEY THEY SQANDERED ON THAT? DO YOU KNOW WHY HIS FINANCE MINISTER IS ON THE RUN LIKE A COWARD? WHY WILL WE NOT IMPORT TOMATOES FROM A DESERT COUNNTRY?
Sosoman 1 week ago
Bro there is something wrong in the mind of our leaders we pick every 4yrs or the education systems have expired.
Senseless, nonsense and stupidity is the competition our leaders are engaging in.
Look at Jdm touring now a ... read full comment
Bro there is something wrong in the mind of our leaders we pick every 4yrs or the education systems have expired.
Senseless, nonsense and stupidity is the competition our leaders are engaging in.
Look at Jdm touring now at Darko Awuah farms for a visit instead of taking action because he has been previously in this big position.
Holy Sinner 1 week ago
I thought NOBI is in Akyim Tafo, just a few miles away from the Cooca Research Institute of Ghana ( GRIG )
Can someone please enlighten me.
I thought NOBI is in Akyim Tafo, just a few miles away from the Cooca Research Institute of Ghana ( GRIG )
Can someone please enlighten me.
Nobi at displaced Krobos 1 week ago
The Afram Plains is wide and Nobi, close to CRIG is part
The Afram Plains is wide and Nobi, close to CRIG is part
Ofori-Atta 1 week ago
The Afram plains, Nobi and CRIG are in the same place just like I and my father and Holy Spirit are one.
The Afram plains, Nobi and CRIG are in the same place just like I and my father and Holy Spirit are one.
T sam 1 week ago
Mahatma please minimize importation of food that can be produced by our own people to feed ourselves
Depending on imported basic food is very disgraceful as a sovereign nation
Mahatma please minimize importation of food that can be produced by our own people to feed ourselves
Depending on imported basic food is very disgraceful as a sovereign nation
Ofori-Atta 1 week ago
Shouldn’t this article come with pictures?
Shouldn’t this article come with pictures?
Kwame Volta 1 week ago
Does your eyes hate beautiful graphics that much?
Probably you need a Mahama care for a special eye service.
Does your eyes hate beautiful graphics that much?
Probably you need a Mahama care for a special eye service.
Osei 1 week ago
Our president should also visit cocoa farms to encourage them them not to give up cocoa farming because he has reduced the producer price of cocoa.
Our president should also visit cocoa farms to encourage them them not to give up cocoa farming because he has reduced the producer price of cocoa.
Cocoa Akuafo 1 week ago
He has reduced wo maame twe not cocoa price. Go to Ivory Coast and see what is happening on the Cocoa sector. Fool
He has reduced wo maame twe not cocoa price. Go to Ivory Coast and see what is happening on the Cocoa sector. Fool
Kweku A 1 week ago
@Osei are you guys not tired of spewing this lie over and over again.The President does not fix Cocoa prices for farmers; prices are determined by how much is made on the world market so naturally if prices go up farmers get ... read full comment
@Osei are you guys not tired of spewing this lie over and over again.The President does not fix Cocoa prices for farmers; prices are determined by how much is made on the world market so naturally if prices go up farmers get more and if prices drop farmers get less. Basic economics.
Kwaku 1 week ago
At last some real good news for the development of Ghana. Thanks to all involved.
At last some real good news for the development of Ghana. Thanks to all involved.
Che 1 week ago
The problem as usual with local farm produce is how competitive the prices are as compared to imported rice. The government needs to intervene with subsidies for the inputs like fertilizers, seeds and pesticides.
The problem as usual with local farm produce is how competitive the prices are as compared to imported rice. The government needs to intervene with subsidies for the inputs like fertilizers, seeds and pesticides.
Mohammed Tolon. 1 week ago
Good idea, but the fears is opening our boarders for cheap foreign products. I don't know what has become of a similar soybean oil processing enterprise that was established in Techiman under former President Kufour. The pre ... read full comment
Good idea, but the fears is opening our boarders for cheap foreign products. I don't know what has become of a similar soybean oil processing enterprise that was established in Techiman under former President Kufour. The president was equally taken round the facility like JM was. I don't however know the status of the facility today as soyabean farmers are struggling to break even in the presence of flooded foreign cooking oils in our markets. Hope JM gives his utmost support to the entrepreneur.
Che 1 week ago
Why is our President not also wearing a hard hat at such a height as his host?
Why is our President not also wearing a hard hat at such a height as his host?
Kwabena Donkor. 1 week ago
...the company would need the support of all both the government and the consumers, we all know how farmers suffer from all hazards,we all pray for him to succeed.GOD BLESS UOU FOR FEEDING US ALL...
...the company would need the support of all both the government and the consumers, we all know how farmers suffer from all hazards,we all pray for him to succeed.GOD BLESS UOU FOR FEEDING US ALL...
Augustina Quayson President 1 week ago
Congratulations Kwame Awuah Darko for the big rice farm in Nobi in Akyem Tafo.You are feeding us with the rice and also offering employment to the unemployed youth.
Congratulations Kwame Awuah Darko for the big rice farm in Nobi in Akyem Tafo.You are feeding us with the rice and also offering employment to the unemployed youth.
Lucinda 1 week ago
This is laudable. It should be replicated for tomato farming, so that we have year round tomato production, and stop relying on Bourkina Faso.
This is laudable. It should be replicated for tomato farming, so that we have year round tomato production, and stop relying on Bourkina Faso.
Horizon 1 week ago
Kwame Awuah Darko is a member of the NDC and a business man so next time GhanaWeb state the right credentials.
Kwame Awuah Darko is a member of the NDC and a business man so next time GhanaWeb state the right credentials.
Kwesi 1 week ago
Ghanaweb.com is an NPP mouthpiece. But why do you look everything through party lenses?
Ghanaweb.com is an NPP mouthpiece. But why do you look everything through party lenses?
Bankye Dada Dankasa 1 week ago
You should've said the same thing at the Nkokonkitinkiti launch when the President was hosted by Chicken Man, a well known NPP sympathizer. Ditch you rabid politics and embrace nationalism kakra wai.
You should've said the same thing at the Nkokonkitinkiti launch when the President was hosted by Chicken Man, a well known NPP sympathizer. Ditch you rabid politics and embrace nationalism kakra wai.
Nkwa Kwame 1 week ago
@Horizon, yes Kwame Awuah Darko is NDC, what has this got to do with his farming unless you want to say he stole State funds as a Politician to farm.The farm did not start just yesterday, it has being in existence even under ... read full comment
@Horizon, yes Kwame Awuah Darko is NDC, what has this got to do with his farming unless you want to say he stole State funds as a Politician to farm.The farm did not start just yesterday, it has being in existence even under NPP's shambolic 8 year rule. Don't bring yourself.
Kwame 1 week ago
Assuming this is the same Awua Darko who successfully managed BOST and TOR, his track record suggests we are in for strong, effective leadership. To the workers, please remember the lessons of the Aveyime Rice project—let ... read full comment
Assuming this is the same Awua Darko who successfully managed BOST and TOR, his track record suggests we are in for strong, effective leadership. To the workers, please remember the lessons of the Aveyime Rice project—let’s not allow internal issues to undermine our progress. If you are unsatisfied with your conditions, I urge you to choose dialogue over confrontation. I believe he is a fair leader who values his team, so let’s work together through communication rather than discord.
Matete 1 week ago
WELL DONE MR PRESIDENT FOR YOUR CONTINUED SUPPORT AND MOTIVATION FOR GHANAIAN FARMERS.GOD RICHLY BLESS YOU WITH WISDOM ALWAYS. AMEN
WELL DONE MR PRESIDENT FOR YOUR CONTINUED SUPPORT AND MOTIVATION FOR GHANAIAN FARMERS.GOD RICHLY BLESS YOU WITH WISDOM ALWAYS. AMEN
Shai 1 week ago
To politicians, please channel all looted money into large scale agriculture, not fleet of cars, mansions and side chicks.
To politicians, please channel all looted money into large scale agriculture, not fleet of cars, mansions and side chicks.
Nacha 1 week ago
Wonderful! A very well taught and well integrated project! The future is in our hands and we will decide our destiny with patriotism being our watch word!
Wonderful! A very well taught and well integrated project! The future is in our hands and we will decide our destiny with patriotism being our watch word!
Tsotsoo 1 week ago
Congratulations Kwame. I hope and pray that other Ghanaians will for follow suit. We have to be self sufficient in rice, poultry, fish, vegetables and fruits production. Those stopping us from importing tomatoes are encourag ... read full comment
Congratulations Kwame. I hope and pray that other Ghanaians will for follow suit. We have to be self sufficient in rice, poultry, fish, vegetables and fruits production. Those stopping us from importing tomatoes are encouraging us to take farming seriously. The little we have they are all here in their numbers eating with us. May the good Lord continue to guide and protect us. Wish you well my Boss.
May the Lord bless this set up with progress and prosperity, Ameen.
May the Lord bless this set up with progress and prosperity, Ameen.
James of Tadi 1 week ago
How many such large scale farms do we have?? What plans has the Government to assist large scale farming?? Have we identified Ghanas strategic crops and where they grow best?? What about the VOLTA LAKE as a major source of wa ... read full comment
How many such large scale farms do we have?? What plans has the Government to assist large scale farming?? Have we identified Ghanas strategic crops and where they grow best?? What about the VOLTA LAKE as a major source of water for irrigation nationwide ?? Visiting and publicity is good. But it will take proper realistic planning with incentives. I hope somebody is listening !!!!
Kay De 1 week ago
This will come to nought with the economic dynamics now. The strength of the cedi is making imports cheaper and making local production expensive. So those informed should take cue of the present glut of local rice production ... read full comment
This will come to nought with the economic dynamics now. The strength of the cedi is making imports cheaper and making local production expensive. So those informed should take cue of the present glut of local rice production and the farmers inability to sell.
Matete 1 week ago
BRILLIANT. GOVERNMENT SHOULD CONTINUE YO SHOW INTEREST IN AGRICULTURE WHICH IIS THE ONLY WAY TO TRANSFORM THE ECONOMY.GOD BLESS
BRILLIANT. GOVERNMENT SHOULD CONTINUE YO SHOW INTEREST IN AGRICULTURE WHICH IIS THE ONLY WAY TO TRANSFORM THE ECONOMY.GOD BLESS
Lovely. Good to see Ghanaians doing marvelously well in Ghana
I TOLD U NPP = NKWASIAFUO PEOPLES PARTY. UMOUFIA CARTOONS CONCERT CATHEDRAL
Why must we import tomatoes from dessert land Burkina while we have fertile lands to produce,we ll done Burkina
What are you doing to help as an individual?
At JJ Kuffour, please start something if you are yet to do so, then help will come.
REMEMBER THE SOCALLED 1D1F THE SO CALLED PRESIDENT ADDO INTRIDESED FOR 8 YEARS? REMEBER THE MONEY THEY SQANDERED ON THAT? DO YOU KNOW WHY HIS FINANCE MINISTER IS ON THE RUN LIKE A COWARD? WHY WILL WE NOT IMPORT TOMATOES FROM ...
read full comment
Bro there is something wrong in the mind of our leaders we pick every 4yrs or the education systems have expired.
Senseless, nonsense and stupidity is the competition our leaders are engaging in.
Look at Jdm touring now a ...
read full comment
I thought NOBI is in Akyim Tafo, just a few miles away from the Cooca Research Institute of Ghana ( GRIG )
Can someone please enlighten me.
The Afram Plains is wide and Nobi, close to CRIG is part
The Afram plains, Nobi and CRIG are in the same place just like I and my father and Holy Spirit are one.
Mahatma please minimize importation of food that can be produced by our own people to feed ourselves
Depending on imported basic food is very disgraceful as a sovereign nation
Shouldn’t this article come with pictures?
Does your eyes hate beautiful graphics that much?
Probably you need a Mahama care for a special eye service.
Our president should also visit cocoa farms to encourage them them not to give up cocoa farming because he has reduced the producer price of cocoa.
He has reduced wo maame twe not cocoa price. Go to Ivory Coast and see what is happening on the Cocoa sector. Fool
@Osei are you guys not tired of spewing this lie over and over again.The President does not fix Cocoa prices for farmers; prices are determined by how much is made on the world market so naturally if prices go up farmers get ...
read full comment
At last some real good news for the development of Ghana. Thanks to all involved.
The problem as usual with local farm produce is how competitive the prices are as compared to imported rice. The government needs to intervene with subsidies for the inputs like fertilizers, seeds and pesticides.
Good idea, but the fears is opening our boarders for cheap foreign products. I don't know what has become of a similar soybean oil processing enterprise that was established in Techiman under former President Kufour. The pre ...
read full comment
Why is our President not also wearing a hard hat at such a height as his host?
...the company would need the support of all both the government and the consumers, we all know how farmers suffer from all hazards,we all pray for him to succeed.GOD BLESS UOU FOR FEEDING US ALL...
Congratulations Kwame Awuah Darko for the big rice farm in Nobi in Akyem Tafo.You are feeding us with the rice and also offering employment to the unemployed youth.
This is laudable. It should be replicated for tomato farming, so that we have year round tomato production, and stop relying on Bourkina Faso.
Kwame Awuah Darko is a member of the NDC and a business man so next time GhanaWeb state the right credentials.
Ghanaweb.com is an NPP mouthpiece. But why do you look everything through party lenses?
You should've said the same thing at the Nkokonkitinkiti launch when the President was hosted by Chicken Man, a well known NPP sympathizer. Ditch you rabid politics and embrace nationalism kakra wai.
@Horizon, yes Kwame Awuah Darko is NDC, what has this got to do with his farming unless you want to say he stole State funds as a Politician to farm.The farm did not start just yesterday, it has being in existence even under ...
read full comment
Assuming this is the same Awua Darko who successfully managed BOST and TOR, his track record suggests we are in for strong, effective leadership. To the workers, please remember the lessons of the Aveyime Rice project—let ...
read full comment
WELL DONE MR PRESIDENT FOR YOUR CONTINUED SUPPORT AND MOTIVATION FOR GHANAIAN FARMERS.GOD RICHLY BLESS YOU WITH WISDOM ALWAYS. AMEN
To politicians, please channel all looted money into large scale agriculture, not fleet of cars, mansions and side chicks.
Wonderful! A very well taught and well integrated project! The future is in our hands and we will decide our destiny with patriotism being our watch word!
Congratulations Kwame. I hope and pray that other Ghanaians will for follow suit. We have to be self sufficient in rice, poultry, fish, vegetables and fruits production. Those stopping us from importing tomatoes are encourag ...
read full comment
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May the Lord bless this set up with progress and prosperity, Ameen.
How many such large scale farms do we have?? What plans has the Government to assist large scale farming?? Have we identified Ghanas strategic crops and where they grow best?? What about the VOLTA LAKE as a major source of wa ...
read full comment
This will come to nought with the economic dynamics now. The strength of the cedi is making imports cheaper and making local production expensive. So those informed should take cue of the present glut of local rice production ...
read full comment
BRILLIANT. GOVERNMENT SHOULD CONTINUE YO SHOW INTEREST IN AGRICULTURE WHICH IIS THE ONLY WAY TO TRANSFORM THE ECONOMY.GOD BLESS