US EditionDestructive farming practices: Government policies encouraging use of agrochemicals
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Destructive farming practices: Government policies encouraging use of agrochemicals
Organic farming in Ghana remains an elusive desire for most farmers. Despite growing awareness of the health and environmental risks posed by synthetic inputs, the high cost and limited availability of organic alternatives (combined with inadequate policy support) make it nearly impossible for them to go fully chemical-free. This reality mirrors in the experience of 60-year-old retired librarian, E.A. Quartey, who began farming simply to provide…
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