Dr Owusu Afriyie Akoto, the Clergyman for Food and Horticulture, has repeated that there is no food deficiency in Ghana.
"There is no food deficiency in Ghana as is being estimated, the food circumstances in the districts are sufficient proof, but we perceive that food is generally costly because of outer variables".
The Clergyman expressed, expansion in costs of food items were not a direct result of Ghana government's strategies, but rather outside variables like addition of imported synthetics and other outer elements unchangeable as far as they might be concerned.
Tending to staff of MOFA and ranchers in the Eastern Area as a feature of his authority visit, he guaranteed that in spite of the outer elements out of hand, the public authority was founding measures to cut down cost of creation to relieve impact on customers.
"We are empowering ranchers to change to natural manures created locally to lessen the effect of manure deficiency on food creation and encouraged the far west to switch rapidly to the utilization of fertilizer.
On supporting from the banks, Dr Afriyie Akoto implied that the public authority was taking a gander at choices to urge banks to loan a part of their credits to ranchers to further develop creation.
That, he expressed was to address ranchers' powerlessness to procure advances from the banks adding that few endeavors to the banks had demonstrated useless throughout the long term and the banks liked to give credits to money managers than ranchers.
Mr Henry Crentsil, Eastern Territorial Overseer of MOFA, prior uncovered that regardless of the deficiency of manures and cost of creation, there indicated exceptional returns because of the planting for food and occupations and different mediations.
He said for example ranchers reception pace of further developed seeds had shot up radically especially in maize and added that it was an indication of overflow of food and that the ebb and flow taking off costs were occasional.
The Pastor, as a feature of the visit visited a few business private homesteads including, the Heritage Harvest Improvement Center (LCIC), a seed creation center point at Otareso in the Akuapem North Locale and reviewed the office's stockroom implanted with a code room.
The group continued to visit Ibu's ranches at Kwame Duodu.
The ranches had a place with Mr Mohammed Ibrahim, a previous best harvest rancher in the West Akim District. His ranches included oil palm estate, coconut manor, pineapple manor, maize estate, cassava estate, poultry, and animals.
The Clergyman and his escort proceeded to PINORA Restricted, an organic product juice handling organization in Asamankese, they continued to visit Sahmens Ranches at Adeiso which has a place with a clinical specialist, Dr Samuel Smell Mensah.
Sahmens ranches were into coconut seedlings developing, snail cultivating, poultry, coconut oil palm handling and an improvement of neighborhood resort.
The group finished the visit at the Complete Quality (TQ) ranches possessed by a female Caterer, at Akim Krodua, Adeiso in the Upper West Akim Region, and Dr Akoto was given a reference of appreciation.
Mrs Diana Nartey, CEO of TQ ranches introduced the reference to him for his immense commitment to the development, quality, strength, and progress of the monetary and agrarian area of the Republic of Ghana.
Dr Akoto offered thanks to TQ Homesteads for the reference.
He said his visit to certain homesteads during his visit through the Districts saw that the nation was very much loaded of food and the information that were introduced by the territorial directorates of Horticulture, support the view that Ghana has a solid powerful farming framework which have been started by Planting for Food and Occupations.
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