The District Chief Executive (DCE) for Sekyere Kumawu,Mr. Kwasi Amankwah, has called on institutions in the district and beyond to participate in the government’s Feed Ghana Policy. This initiative aims to enhance food production and security in the country. Mr. Amankwah emphasized that the policy would benefit everyone, particularly young children in schools, and inspire them to pursue careers in agriculture.
The Feed Ghana Policy seeks to promote food production and security nationwide. By supporting vegetable farmers and other food crop producers, institutions can contribute to making the Sekyere Kumawu District a food hub. The DCE encouraged schools, churches, and businesses to join the program and collaborate with the government to provide necessary support to farmers.
The district recently hosted Mr. Godwin Asubonteng, Feed Ghana Deputy Coordinator in charge of Institutional Farming. During his visit, Mr. Asubonteng inspected various farms and institutions, including Dadiese College and Tweneboah Kodua School. He commended the district for leveraging the Feed Ghana program and encouraged continued efforts.
The Feed Ghana initiative aims to boost food production and security across Ghana. By visiting all regions and supporting farmers, the program seeks to make a significant impact on the country’s agricultural sector. Mr. Asubonteng expressed optimism about the Sekyere Kumawu District’s potential to contribute to the program’s success.
The Sekyere Kumawu District has shown promising progress in food production, and with continued support, it is poised to achieve great success. The Feed Ghana Policy offers a valuable opportunity for institutions to contribute to the district’s growth and development. By working together, the district can become a model for food production and security in the country.
