MoFA advances bill to strengthen agricultural extension services
Ghana's Ministry of Food and Agriculture is developing a new bill to regulate and professionalize agricultural extension services. The legislation aims to improve coordination, set training standards, and boost productivity to support the national 'Feed Ghana' program.
Why it matters
Strengthening agricultural advisory services is essential for improving food security and economic development in Ghana, addressing challenges like low productivity and climate change.
Accra, June 27, GNA – The Ministry of Food and Agriculture (MoFA) is advancing efforts to establish a legal framework to regulate and strengthen agricultural extension and advisory services in Ghana.
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