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Date Issued: February 7, 2019 – The periodic farmer-herder conflict in Ghana over years has negatively impacted on livelihoods of the affected communities. Apart from loss of cattle, crop farms, destruction of water bodies and farm lands and even human lives; the development is a serious threat to peace and security of vulnerable farmers and

Date Issued: January 22,2019 – The Peasant Farmers Association of Ghana (PFAG) has organized a sensitization and training for women groups and youth on sustainable farming practices. The training which forms part of an Oxfam funded project in Ghana was facilitated by Dr. Kofi Boa, a farmer, sustainable agriculture advocate, soil scientist and the Director

Date Issued: January 22, 2019 The Peasant Farmers Association of Ghana (PFAG) has organized a capacity building training on the budgeting process in Ghana to its members in the Chereponi and Tumu Districts in the Northern and Upper West Regions of Ghana respectively. The exercise brought together heads of farmer groups especially women and youth

The Peasant Farmers Association of Ghana (PFAG) has organized a capacity building training on the budgeting process in Ghana to its members in the Chereponi and Tumu Districts in the Northern and Upper West Regions of Ghana respectively. The exercise brought together heads of farmer groups especially women and youth from the various communities in

Date Issued: December 20, 2018 – A COMMUNIQUE ISSUED BY CAADP NON-STATE ACTORS/CSOs ON GHANA’S PERFORMANCE IN THE INAUGURAL BIENNIAL REVIEW PROCESS AND REPORT, 2018 ANGE HILL HOTEL IN ACCRA ON 3RD OCTOBER, 2018 Preamble We, the Non-State-Actors (NSAs) namely the Peasant Farmers Association of Ghana (PFAG), Chamber of Agribusiness-Ghana (CAG), SEND GHANA, Friends of

Updated: Dec 20, 2018 –  The Peasant Farmers Association of Ghana (PFAG), wish to congratulate our indomitable farmers on the 34th National Farmers Day Celebration. Smallholder farmers work under difficult conditions to provide food and raw material for domestic consumption and export in the midst of escalating constraints. The Association is particularly grateful to women smallholder

A COMMUNIQUE ISSUED BY CAADP NON – STATE ACTORS/CSOs ON GHANA’S PERFORMANCE IN THE INAUGURAL BIENNIAL REVIEW PROCESS AND REPORT, 2018 ANGE HILL HOTEL IN ACCRA ON 3RD OCTOBER, 2018 Preamble We, the Non-State-Actors (NSAs) namely the Peasant Farmers Association of Ghana (PFAG), Chamber of Agribusiness-Ghana (CAG), SEND GHANA, Friends of the Nation, Network for

Date Issued: November 11,2018 – The Peasant Farmers Association Ghana (PFAG) is calling for increased public investment in the seed sector for Ghanaian seed growers to increase their seed production. The association is strongly of the view that, this will create more jobs, increase crop productivity and contribute to achieving the vision of “Ghana Beyond

Updated: Nov 2, 2018 The leadership of Peasant Farmers Association of Ghana (PFAG), on Wednesday commenced a two-day inception workshop for members and stakeholders towards the implementation of a new two-year project. The new project, which starts from this year to 2020, would focus on two major areas affecting the contribution of peasant farmers in the

Date Issued: November 2, 2018 The Peasant Farmers’ Association of Ghana (PFAG) has held a day’s policy dialogue on Post-Harvest Loss and Food & Nutrition Security in Accra. The meeting which brought together key stakeholders in the Agriculture and Nutrition sector in the country was meant to examine the current both post -harvest loss and