Feed Ghana program

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September 2026
12 SeptJoy Online
… According to her, government agricultural programmes provide a foundation for expanding the industry. “Under the Feed Ghana Program, vegetables are among priority crops, but with support for irrigation, improved inputs, greenhouse production, and better access to markets, we can …
Ghana must turn horticulture into global export powerhouse – Vice President Naana Jane
10 SeptJoy Online
… Takoro noted that the effort directly complemented the Government of Ghana’s flagship programs, including the Feed Ghana Program, Feed the Industry Program, and Agriculture Investment and Infrastructure Programs, which aim to boost productivity, create jobs, and supply raw materi …
Northern Regional Minister praises GROW 2 Project for transforming women’s agriculture in Northern Ghana
2 SeptJoy Online
… The minister highlighted that the Feed Ghana Program has some opportunities for the youth. …
Africa Food Systems Forum: John Dumelo urges Ghanaian youth to embrace agriculture
April 2026
27 AprBusiness & Financial Times
… The Netherlands’ focus on agriculture and cocoa—two pillars of the Ghanaian economy—complements the Government of Ghana’s initiatives such as the 24-Hour Economy policy, GROW24, and the Feed Ghana program. …
Bridging Markets and Building Futures: The Evolution of Ghana-Netherlands Business Relations

Agriculture & Land

Ghana must develop horticulture into global export industry

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Vice President Naana Jane Opoku-Agyemang has urged Ghana to build a competitive horticulture sector capable of creating jobs and competing in global markets, comparable to Kenya's success. She emphasized the need to strengthen the entire horticultural value chain, including transport, storage, and market access, noting that government agricultural programmes like Feed Ghana provide a foundation for expansion.

12 September 2026 · Joy Online →

Saturday 12 September

Ghana must develop horticulture into global export industry
Vice President Naana Jane Opoku-Agyemang has urged Ghana to build a competitive horticulture sector capable of creating jobs and competing in global markets, comparable to Kenya's success. She emphasized the need to strengthen the entire horticultural value chain, including transport, storage, and market access, noting that government agricultural programmes like Feed Ghana provide a foundation for expansion.
12 September 2026 · Joy Online →

Thursday 10 September

Canadian-funded GROW 2 project concludes after five years in northern Ghana
The $25 million Greater Rural Opportunities for Women 2 (GROW 2) project, funded by Global Affairs Canada and implemented since 2021 across northern Ghana's Northern, Upper West, and Savannah regions, has concluded this week after helping thousands of women farmers expand year-round farming and financial inclusion. Officials at the close-out ceremony in Tamale praised the project's achievements, including construction of 35 mechanised solar-powered irrigation boreholes and expanded access to finance for women-led farms.
10 September 2026 · Joy Online →

Wednesday 2 September

Deputy Minister urges Ghanaian youth to enter agriculture sector
Deputy Minister for Food and Agriculture John Dumelo has called on young Ghanaians to venture into agriculture and food sector business, noting that Ghana's farming population is ageing. He emphasized that youth need not become farmers to benefit from the food systems sector, as opportunities exist across the value chain, and advised them to start small, keep business records, and gain practical experience.
2 September 2026 · Joy Online →

Monday 27 April

Ghana-Netherlands partnership shifts from aid to sustainable trade
Ghana and the Netherlands have transformed their relationship from a traditional donor-recipient model to one centered on trade and investment, with bilateral trade reaching €2.2 billion and over 150 Dutch companies investing more than €2 billion in Ghana across manufacturing, renewable energy, and logistics. The partnership focuses on agriculture and cocoa to support Ghana's food self-sufficiency goals.
27 April 2026 · Business & Financial Times →