Ghana Cocoa Board (COCOBOD) chief executive officer Joseph Boahen Aidoo said the CocoaSoils program would help farmers implement supportive strategies to improve yields.
The program, which will provide information on a land reform board for Cato farmers, will alleviate overcrowding and prevent deforestation, thereby increasing cork yields.
Farmers will learn about the importance of supplement supplements and the need to create amazing farming practices to help produce and pay for them.
Ghana set a record of 1.033 million tonnes of cocoa beans in the 2020/2021 season, an improved record from the previous record of 1.024 million tons in the 2010/2011 season.
In the introduction to the COCOBOD booklet in Accra, Mr. Aidoo said the implementation of this section of the report will help farmers overcome land acquisition problems and the growing expansion by the Board and farmers.
Mr. Aidoo has always said that farmers have been experiencing declining cork yields due to certain programs including cutting and feeding, benefiting land use, and land degradation.
"We see this initiative as an incredible attraction for the cork business because it will help us make heads or tails of sound and honest ways to manage our land in the best possible environment, and gain business acumen," he said.
"For us it is clean, this is important when we look at how the soil remembers the foundation in everything we do - the soil on the board, the filter of water, the appearance of toxic substances .... plants."
Drs. Richard Asare, a Project Coordinator of CocoaSoils, said the manual would provide a deeper and more complete understanding of better soil and robust board practices for cork growers.
Farmers, through planning, will be able to identify other needs for cork trees and face the challenge of adding farms to forested areas, he said.
Gaining such an understanding of the soil from these two farmers and think tanks can help make more payments and promote acceptable cocoa production and reduce the country's coconut-driven logging experimentation.
The manual, entitled "Managing Soils for Succeeding and Reducing Cork Deforestation: A Handbook of Experts in the field," contains three sections with clear and logical content.
These include a presentation to expand cocoa technology and deforestation, amazing agricultural practices for creating quality, and soil production for trailblazer publishers.
It is designed to send important data and score violations, as well as restrictions that are expected to allow communication between field subject matter experts and cocoa growers.
The Service Delivery Coordinating Committees (P4D) have been scrutinized in Cameroon, Côte d'Ivoire, Ghana, and Nigeria, to ensure that this is important and that language is not a common occurrence for farmers.
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