ECONOMIC PROGRESS THROUGH FARMING INNOVATION
Agritop aims to further Ghana’s economic and social progression through a sustainable agricultural industry. With combined expertise in building and advanced farming techniques, we are well placed to achieve this goal. By taking an innovative approach to this time-honored human activity, we are training the next generation of Ghanaian farmers in advanced agrotechnology techniques that combine easily with traditional farming methods.
Certainly, a farming revolution of this scale relies on having the best agricultural machinery and equipment, but it also rests on those involved taking a broad-based approach to innovating the sector. New crops and animals need to flourish alongside established livestock production and crop yield to ensure a sustainable food supply.
We are at the vanguard of an exciting new program of food diversification for transforming Ghana’s agriculture. We have built a training center in Ghana dedicated to agricultural innovation and expansion. We will use STL’s background in knowledge transfer and training to provide services and education that supports a resilient and versatile agricultural environment. To date, Agritop has trained over 80 students in practical agriculture, with a view to recruiting them into Ghana’s greenhouse sector.
Keeping people fed is now a complex and global production industry with great emphasis on the role of machinery and agrotechnology. Despite this sophistication, the agricultural practice remains, at its core – in Ghana as elsewhere –... read more
Despite great achievements in its development, Ghana is still too dependent on imported foods. At the same time, Ghana needs to increase the quantities of produce it exports, including pineapples, bananas, mangos, and cashew nuts. To feed... read more
There’s huge potential for growth of the fisheries sector through inland fish farming as the marine resource continually depletes. Private investment and government support for farmers have helped position fishing as a viable industry. Despite these developments, Agritop... read more
Although Ghana produces sought-after fruits, such as mango and pawpaw, these are not its main export. With 1.6 million hectares of plantation, Ghana is the second largest exporter of cocoa in the world, next to Cote... read more
Poultry Cheap imports are making poultry farming less profitable in Africa. In Ghana, however, this is changing, as our population growth and the earning potential of our citizens are driving up the demand for chicken and... read more
Telephone: +233 5564 32762
Headquaters:
Agritop, 226 Osibisa Close
PO Box KIA, 30408 Airport Res.
Accra, Ghana.
