Ghana - East-West Seed Knowledge Transfer

At a Glance

Over 18,000 farmers trained since 2023.
We currently train smallholder farmers on sustainable vegetable production techniques in the Bono, Bono East, and Ahafo regions.
At our learning farm, we showcase effective cultivation methods, while also engaging in action research on green manure options.

View Our 2024 Results

A smiling woman farmer hands a cabbage to another woman in the field, as other farmers work nearby.

Current Project

Farmers pose after preparing the site and establishing a raised bed.

Transforming Vegetable Farming as a Business, Phase 1 & 2

Building farmers’ profitability through better seeds and sustainable farming practices

Project Partner: Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in Accra

Smiling farmer holds a leaf pot in his hand; next to him is EWS-KT Technical Field Officer

New Project to Build Farmers’ Capacity Begins in Ghana

Learn more about how we are implementing the Transforming Vegetable Farming as a Business project.

News & Stories

Ghanaian farmer Mathew Mensah with buckets of harvested tomatoes.

Mathew’s Empowering Change Through Best Farming Practices

Visitors to the EWS-KT booth at the National Agricultural Fair learn about climate-smart agronomic practices.

National Farmers’ Day Celebrates Ghanaian Growers

Group of farmers hold harvested sweet peppers.

Embarking on a New Phase in Ghana

Female farmer with basket full of peppers.

Changing Farmers’ Lives in Ghana: Initial Achievements

Standing with a large group of visitors, Nana Bonsu, chief of Duayaw Nkwanta, cuts the ribbon to open the learning farm.

New Learning Farm in Ghana Opens with Mega Field Day

Leading from Behind: Ghana Knowledge Transfer Manager Jemima Djah

Farmer Matthew Osei carries a large container of harvested cabbages on his head in front of his cabbage field.

Ghanaian Farmer Gains Attention from Investor

Ramid Saana, Technical Field Officer with EWS-KT Ghana, shakes the hand of the man presenting his award.

Ghana Technical Field Officer Ramid Saana Recognized by Ministry

Alidu Mohammed displays a tray of cucumber seedlings.

From Motor Mechanic to Passionate Gardener

A joyous crowd around a pile of harvested cucumbers.

Simple Innovations for Successful Vegetable Production in Ghana

H.E. Jeroen Verheul (center), Ambassador of the Netherlands Embassy to Ghana, prepares to cut the ribbon for the opening of the Ghana learning farm as Jemima Djah, EWS-KT Knowledge Transfer Manager for Ghana and Ansu Kumi, Municipal Chief Executive for the Sunyani Municipal Assembly look on.

EWS-KT Opens First Learning Farm in Ghana

East-West Seed Knowledge Transfer Foundation Director Stuart Morris and East-West Seed CEO JC Filippi.

Ghana Welcomes Leaders from East-West Seed and EWS-KT

Francis Agyarko Asante interviews a farmer in his field.

Gearing Up in Ghana

EWS-KT Program Manager Femke de Jong receives the registration document from Abena Ntrakwah-Mensah and Courtney Heather Awotwi of Accra law firm Ntrakwah & Co.

EWS-KT Announces Expansion into Ghana and Reaffirms Commitment to Reaching 1 Million Farmers by 2025

A woman selling greens at a market in Ghana.

Ghana: EWS-KT’s Next Frontier

The Ghana Team in Action

TFO Francis Agyarko Asante introduces the new project to farmers in their community.

Introducing EWS-KT and the project to people in the community

EWS-KT Technical Field Officer Mark Nabre and a farmer measure for a new planting bed.

Measuring the land for a new bed

Guiding farmers on seedling production

EWS-KT staff checks on the progress of a ground nursery as farmers watch.

Checking on the progress of a ground nursery

Farmers apply fertilization to a mulched bed during a practical training on crop fertilization.

Holding a practical training on crop fertilization

TFO Umar Farouk Mohammed demonstrates trellising technique

Demonstrating tomato trellising techniques

A group of farmers watch as Technical Field Officer Simon Ossom demonstrates the use of a soil pH meter.

Explaining the use of a soil pH meter

A group of farmers attend a training on water management.

Training farmers on water management

Technical Field Officer models protective gear during a group training on safe use of pesticides

Providing training on responsible use of pesticides

EWS-KT Technical Field Officer teaches a group of government trainers.

Holding a training of trainers for government extension workers

Watch Now

In this inspiring video, we take you on a virtual tour of a vegetable learning farm that has been established exclusively for smallholder farmers in Sunyani, Ghana. Join us as we explore the vibrant vegetable field, where farmers are gaining hands-on experience and learning sustainable farming practices.

This initiative empowers local farmers in the Sunyani region to grow a wide variety of vegetables while preserving the environment. From land preparaion to innovative irrigation systems and pest control, this video highlights the dedication and hard work of the EWS-KT technical Field Officers who strive to build a better future for the smallholder farmers.

Whether you’re an aspiring farmer, an agriculture enthusiast, or simply curious about sustainable farming practices, this video is sure to leave you inspired and motivated. Subscribe to our channel and hit the notification bell to stay updated with our latest videos. Like and share this video with others who share our passion for sustainable agriculture. Together, let’s support smallholder farmers and spread awareness about the importance of sustainable farming practices.

Join us on this incredible journey in Ghana.

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EWS-KT Ghana – Field Day at the Sunyani Learning Farm