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Accra, May 24, GNA – Government is working to get parliamentary approval for the finalised draft of the Ghana Seed Regulations, Mr Seth Osei Akoto, the Director of Crop Services Directorate of Ministry of Food Agriculture, has said.
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At a training session on strategic development planning, APSP and NASTAG conceived the idea to supply local seeds to support the Government of Ghana (GoG)’s flagship “Planting for Food and Jobs (PFJ)” program.
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A framework to regulate seed production standards in Ghana is in its final stages and would soon be approved by Parliament. The Ghana Seed Regulatory Framework will standardize seed production for maize, rice, sorghum and soya beans.
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Working along with NASTAG, APSP selected 21 local seed companies interested in increasing their sales and provided training on seed quality management control. If seed producers can sustain a supply of high quality seeds, farmers are more likely
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As part of efforts to bring farmers, agriculture implement dealers and other agriculture sector players, partners and stakeholders together to plan, network and share agriculture related information, policies, programmes and ideas in readiness for each
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On August 24, 2017 in Accra, over 100 stakeholders from the public and private sectors, development partners, and the media gathered for the official launch of NASTAG, as the major private-sector led umbrella association for all seed value chain