Cassava Production In Ghana

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[@mrkofi105]

Great information! We have so much that we can take advantage of but we look else where. Cassava can produce multiple business ventures. We also have the palm nut that can also produce many business ventures.

[@vorsahemmanuella8605]

I have a vast of lands and I'll like to work with cassava production companies

[@boglokwamikouassi2066]

Thanks for this very encouraging video

[@joycentow4104]

My brothers and sisters we have enjoyed your conversation Now well spoken, but the Framers have to set up Villages Based Advisors to Advise Framers knowledge, based of cassava Vans to collect the cassava from Framers to the Factory Payment is very important, easy said but when Payment is due ,is alot of issues to be addressed go and come back late Factory should be ready to take out the mid man instead pay the Framers directly these will encourage productivity, especially youth to engaged in employment and jobs creating building the villages towns cities to stop movement of people, and Funds will definitely develop the areas. Cassava is use in so many products ,which will benefit the Ghanaians Continent Framers and the Government everyone will benefit Thank you for reading 📚❤ 📚 ❤

[@leonardpearlman4017]

Well, there's more to life than "poundability"! Locally (in Florida, USA) we mostly eat cassava just boiled. So it comes to the table in chunks, with a dressing. Some places fry it in pieces, very crispy on the outside.... then of course there's all the processed starches and sugars and beer.... In the US we can only find one or two varieties as far as I know, it's too bad! The guest is doing very important work I think.

[@jacobeksor6088]

Cassava is easy to grow . Montagnards we grow in farm far way from village we keep them there when we want them we dig up , we cook them any time for snacks.

[@jonathansosu8584]

great

[@aretefarmtv9661]

That is a good initiative i must say. please sir i want to go strongly into cassava farming but i'll want to know how, where and when one can get access to those improved varieties. thank you

[@DenDenODOudoorLife]

cassava's great food for the world. look my experience harvest cassava in Japan, just in 6 month.

[@mrkofi105]

Den den channel Den, what products do you use your cassavas for?

[@DenDenODOudoorLife]

I'm just use chemical fertilizer in 1 time. (3th month). Cassava's tough on poor soil nutrient. Returned no diseases.I'm luky

[@mrkofi105]

Thank you!

[@danielbennett6907]

What are the biggest insect pests of cassava in Ghana?

[@mrsmoooth7075]

You fools should use local Ghanaian languages

[@mrkofi105]

Mr Smoooth I think the reason they use English is that we have many tribes, but the English makes it neutral. If they speak Twi then what about those that speak Ga or Hausa?! So as much as I agree with you on using our local language, in this stage I believe it is fare to use English a neutral language.

[@mrsmoooth7075]

MrKofi Haynes There are a lot of Ghanaians who doesn't understand english. Twi is mostly spoken by Ghanaians. They can speak twi and use english subtitles or they can translate it into other Ghanaian languages.

[@mrkofi105]

That is a great point too.

[@fredkunda2616]

I am in Zambia you didn't want to learn from your countrymen ?