The pineapple value chain carp+ project facilitates the development of sustainable commercial production, processing and marketing of pineapples in Ghana
Kwaku Boakye, a @UCCGH_Official student on the pineapple value chain Carp+ interacts with other students during @ruforumsec Biennial Conference, 2018. Know more about Boakye on https://t.co/1Zc1nxlX4t
Register for a High Level Dissemination on PROMOTING INCLUSIVE RURAL TRANSFORMATION IN AFRICA: Evidence in favour of improved coherence between social protection & rural development policy
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Growing pineapple is a long period investment for a smallholder farmer. It takes a year and four months to harvest. While they wait, they intercrop with watermelon 🍉 or Okra 🍀 to earn some money before the big 🍍 harvest.🤠🧑🏽🌾👩🏾🌾🧑🏻🌾 #Productivity#smallholderfarmer@ruforumsec
“This year I didn’t flower induce my pineapple plants. The sun was too hot with no rains. And like majority of my colleagues, we don’t use the plastic mulch film. Those who went ahead to induce had zero fruit yield and lost their 2years investment...”~Smallholder🍍farmer🇬🇭 #COP26
Congratulations! 🎊 🍍 Emmanuel Hanyabui @EmmanuelHanyab2
Dean’s Award! “Effect of pineapple waste biochar and compost application on soil fertility, pineapple yield, and fruit quality in a low nutrient coastal savanna Acrisol.” @ruforumsec@MastercardFdn@UCCGH_Official
Congratulations 🎉 🍍 to our graduates 🎓 (L) Emmanuel Hanyabui @EmmanuelHanyab2, MPhil in Land Use and Environmental Science. (R) Enoch Amrtepey @amrtepey, MPhil in Agricultural Extension @ruforumsec@MastercardFdn@UCCGH_Official