The Chief Executive Officer of the Greater Accra Poultry Farmers Association, Ali Muhammed, has raised concerns over what he describes as a disconnect between policy formulation at the national level and the realities faced by poultry farmers across the country. …
The Chief Executive Officer of the Greater Accra Poultry Farmers Association, Ali Muhammed, has raised concerns over what he describes as a disconnect between policy formulation at the national level and the realities faced by poultry farmers across the country. …
The Chief Executive Officer of the Greater Accra Poultry Farmers Association (GAPFA), Ali Muhammed, has expressed disappointment over what he describes as the exclusion of the country’s largest poultry farmers’ association from the formulation of the government’s Feed Ghana Progr …
The Chief Executive Officer of the Greater Accra Poultry Farmers Association (GAPFA), Ali Muhammed, has expressed disappointment over what he describes as the exclusion of the country’s largest poultry farmers’ association from the formulation of the government’s Feed Ghana Progr …
The Chief Executive Officer of the Greater Accra Poultry Farmers Association, Ali Muhammed, says Ghana’s efforts to revive the poultry sector must go beyond government interventions and focus on fixing the underlying challenges affecting production. …
The Chief Executive Officer of the Greater Accra Poultry Farmers Association, Ali Muhammed, says Ghana’s efforts to revive the poultry sector must go beyond government interventions and focus on fixing the underlying challenges affecting production. …
… The panellists include Ali Muhammed, Chief Executive Officer of the Greater Accra Regional Poultry Farmers Association; Dr Dan Acquaye, Chief Executive Officer of Agri-Impact Limited and Happy Project; Bright Demordzi, Feed Ghana Coordinator; Edith Akosah Wheatland, Chief Executi …
… The panellists include Ali Muhammed, Chief Executive Officer of the Greater Accra Regional Poultry Farmers Association; Dr Dan Acquaye, Chief Executive Officer of Agri-Impact Limited and Happy Project; Bright Demordzi, Feed Ghana Coordinator; Edith Akosah Wheatland, Chief Executi …
… The panellists include Ali Muhammed, Chief Executive Officer of the Greater Accra Regional Poultry Farmers Association; Dr Dan Acquaye, Chief Executive Officer of Agri-Impact Limited and Happy Project; Bright Demordzi, Feed Ghana Coordinator; Edith Akosah Wheatland, Chief Executi …
The Chief Executive Officer of the Greater Accra Poultry Farmers Association, Ali Muhammed, has attributed the challenges facing the government’s flagship Nkoko Nkitinkiti programme to poor planning and the lack of technical training for beneficiaries. …
The CEO of the Greater Accra Poultry Farmers Association says there is a disconnect between national policy formulation and local realities facing farmers, and that policy makers must engage more directly with stakeholders in the poultry value chain to realise the sector's potential for food security and employment.
The CEO of the Greater Accra Poultry Farmers Association says there is a disconnect between national policy formulation and local realities facing farmers, and that policy makers must engage more directly with stakeholders in the poultry value chain to realise the sector's potential for food security and employment.
The CEO of the Greater Accra Poultry Farmers Association says there is a disconnect between national policy and local farming realities, and calls for policymakers to engage more directly with poultry stakeholders to develop effective interventions.
The CEO of the Greater Accra Poultry Farmers Association says GAPFA was not consulted during development of the government's Feed Ghana Programme policy, despite repeated attempts to engage and offer technical input from the country's largest poultry farmers' association.
The CEO of the Greater Accra Poultry Farmers Association says the association was not consulted during development of the government's Feed Ghana Programme policy, despite making several attempts to engage the programme's leadership and offer technical input.
The Greater Accra Poultry Farmers Association CEO says Ghana's poultry revival requires coordinated local production of inputs like maize and soya, stronger collaboration across government agencies and farmers, and sustainable policies — not short-term support — to help farmers compete with imported frozen chicken.
The CEO of the Greater Accra Poultry Farmers Association argues that reviving Ghana's poultry sector requires coordinated effort among government, farmers, and input suppliers to increase local production of maize and soya, rather than relying solely on government interventions like Nkoko Nkitinkiti. He cited lack of coordination between agriculture and trade sectors as a barrier to farmers accessing affordable raw materials for feed production.
Ghana consumes an estimated 452,100 tonnes of chicken yearly but produces only about 60,000 tonnes domestically, meaning roughly 87% of consumed chicken is imported. Joy Business and the Super Morning Show will host a high-level roundtable to examine whether Ghana can close the gap and achieve poultry self-sufficiency.
Joy Business and the Super Morning Show will host a roundtable discussion on Ghana's poultry industry, examining why Ghana imports roughly 87% of the chicken it consumes despite decades of policy interventions, and whether the country can close the gap between its estimated annual consumption of 452,100 tonnes and domestic production of about 60,000 tonnes.
Joy Business and the Super Morning Show will host a high-level roundtable on Thursday examining whether Ghana can achieve poultry self-sufficiency. Ghana consumes an estimated 452,100 tonnes of chicken a year but produces only about 60,000 tonnes domestically, with roughly 87% of consumption met through imports.
The CEO of the Greater Accra Poultry Farmers Association attributes failures in the government's Nkoko Nkitinkiti programme to poor planning and lack of technical training for beneficiaries, noting that the association offered free training but was not engaged by implementing authorities. Some beneficiaries have reportedly consumed the chicks supplied rather than rearing them.