The Feed Ghana initiative is set to host a major community engagement with farmers in Breman Eduosia, located in Ghana’s Central Region, as part of efforts to promote sustainable agriculture and food security.
PRESSHUB MEDIA AGENCY reports that the programme will bring together farmers, agricultural stakeholders, and community members to discuss strategies for improving local food production and economic growth.
The event, scheduled for Friday, May 8, 2026, will be led by Feed Ghana Ambassador Mr. John Donkor, who is expected to engage directly with farmers on key issues affecting agricultural productivity.
The initiative is supported by the Ministry of Food and Agriculture, reinforcing its national significance in advancing the agricultural sector.With the theme “Grow what we eat, eat what we grow,” the engagement aims to encourage self-sufficiency, promote local farming practices, and reduce dependence on imported food.
Organisers say the programme will feature interactive sessions, knowledge sharing, and practical discussions focused on crop production, livestock management, and market access.Participants are expected to explore opportunities in various agricultural value chains, including cassava, tomatoes, maize, plantain, and poultry farming.
Experts note that such community-driven initiatives play a vital role in empowering farmers, improving productivity, and strengthening rural economies.Stakeholders believe the Feed Ghana engagement will also provide a platform for networking, collaboration, and innovation, helping farmers adopt modern techniques and improve their yields. The initiative aligns with broader efforts to boost food security and create sustainable livelihoods across Ghana.
PRESSHUB MEDIA AGENCY gathered that the programme will commence at 9:00 AM and is expected to attract wide participation from across the region, marking another step forward in the drive toward agricultural development and community empowerment.
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