The 40th Farmers’ Day celebration in Ketu North Municipality honored farmers and fisherfolk for their crucial role in food security and sustainable agriculture. The event highlighted the challenges posed by climate change, such as erratic weather and declining crop yields. To address these issues, the municipality emphasized the importance of climate-resilient practices, government initiatives like the Planting for Food and Jobs program, and community-led efforts to support farmers.
The celebration recognized the invaluable contributions of farmers and fisherfolk to Ghana’s food security and economic growth. The Municipal Chief Executive acknowledged the challenges faced by farmers in Ketu North, particularly due to climate change and poor soil quality. To mitigate these challenges, the municipality is promoting sustainable agricultural practices like crop diversification, agroforestry, and improved water management.
The 40th Farmers’ Day celebration honored outstanding farmers in Ketu North Municipality. Mr. Godsway Torgbenu was named the overall Best Farmer, receiving a motorcycle and other prizes. Other award winners were recognized for their contributions in various categories, including crop farming, female farming, veteran farming, youth farming, and agricultural staff.
OVERALL MUNICIPAL BEST FARMER: MR. GODSWAY TORGBENU
1ST RUNNER UP: MR. MOSES AMABLE
2ND RUNNER UP: GRACE AVORGAH
BEST YOUTH FARMER: FAMOUS MISIAME
BEST FEMALE FARMER: BEATRICE GADOR
BEST VETERAN FARMER: AVINU KORKU
BEST CROP FARMER: JOY SENYO AHIAVE
BEST AGRIC STAFF: SITSOFE SHITSI
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