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Farming in Ghana
A register of firms and the professionals working at them in the Farming sector based in Ghana. Browse the public index, then filter or export on Kipplo.
Companies
222 on file
Mybarnes Limited
Mybarnes is an agro-business company that operates as a chemical distributor, input provider for smallholder farmers and off-taking/aggregation of agricultural produce. The organisation stands to boost agriculture by taking part in the agricultural value chain and fulfillment of farmers hope and interest. We provide the optimum and customized solutions for farmers to increase their production and improve their livelihood. Mybarnes began its business operations as an input provider for smallholder farmers, scaling to fertilizer distribution/retailing and off-taker/aggregation which provide solutions to farmers and the agricultural sector. Mybarnes is focusing exclusively in high quality and cost-effective channel and technological development and implementation of services. We are advancing on a tremendous pace and with involvement of skilled and experienced people working in the organization.
1 to 10 staff
Dayspring Farms
Nestled in the heart of Old Ningo at Larkpleku, Ghana, Dayspring Farms is a sustainable haven providing the highest quality farm-fresh vegetables, including tomatoes, chili peppers, habaneros, onions, coconuts, plantains, and mangos. Goat, pig, and rabbit lovers will delight in the farm's commitment to ethical animal breeding, while seafood enthusiasts can enjoy responsibly sourced tilapia and shrimp grown using cutting-edge biofloc technology. Dayspring Farms invites you to indulge in the essence of nature, assuring reasonable prices for their bountiful harvests. Experience eco-friendly farming and aquaculture at Dayspring Farms, nurturing sustainable practices for a thriving, healthier Ghana. Providing high-quality food ingredients at reasonable prices. At Dayspring Farms, we are committed to pioneering sustainable farming and aquaculture practices at Ningo-Bueko (Larkpleku), near Old Ningo, in the Greater Accra Region of Ghana. Our mission is to cultivate a harmonious relationship with the land and water, ensuring that our agricultural and aquaculture activities not only meet the current food demands but also preserve the environment for future generations. By integrating innovative techniques and adhering to principles of sustainability, we strive to produce high-quality crops and seafood while fostering community development and ecological balance. Join us as we nurture nature's bounty responsibly.
11 to 50 staff
Farm Ghana
Farm Ghana is an agribusiness enterprise that engage in an all-year-round crop farming, trading of agricultural produce and a small-holder farmer support system. It is the company’s vision to lead the way towards eradicating hunger in northern Ghana and the rest of the world, by improving the productivity of farm lands and the market reach of farm produce, whilst ensuring sustainability.
51 to 200 staff
Plentyplenty.Africa
plentyplenty.africa is a community centered farm committed to decolonizing the cacao industry and seeding BIPOC participation in the food system. We raise and distribute life-giving food as a means to end food apartheid. With deep reverence for the land and wisdom of our ancestors, we work to reclaim our collective right to belong to the earth and to have agency in the food system. 🥥 We grow cacao and manufacture products on site. With this we help do #decolonizecacao and eradicate toxic structures. 🥭 We help to transform the community of Krabokese, by job creation, training and land planning. The farm is based in Krabokese, Ghana. Follow our journey on Instagram @plentyplenty.africa
1 to 10 staff
Snailry Ghana Ltd. Sgl
Snailry Ghana Limited is a leading snail producing company run by a team of professionals with several years of experience in heliciculture and project management. SGL is a wholly owned Ghanaian Agribusiness company that specialises in the breeding and processing of the Achatinidae snail species for various byproducts such as snail fillet, calcium, slime, haemolymph and chitosan. The company also engages in capacity building activities accross the snail farming and procesing spectrum while positioning itself as a key offtaker and consultant in snail cultivation. Website: Email: info@snailry.com Tel:+233 59 585 1288 Facebook: Instagram: LinkedIn: TikTok: Twitter: https://twitter.com/SnailryGH Youtube:
1 to 10 staff
Tele-Bere Green Agrofarms
Tele-Bere works towards improving the livelihoods of forest and farm producers by strengthening and building the capacity of forest and farm producers to effectively organise around products, markets and effective policy engagement.
1 to 10 staff
Cocoa Merchants - Ghana Ltd
Cocoa merchants (Gh) Ltd (CML) is a limited liability company registered under the Ghana Companies Code 1963 (Act 179) and was incorporated on July 20, 1998, under the laws of Ghana following the liberalization of the internal marketing of cocoa in Ghana (which allowed private companies into the internal marketing of cocoa). The company is authorized to deal in the purchase of cocoa, coffee, cashew nuts and Shea butter. The core business of the company is marketing, handling, packaging and warehousing of these agricultural commodities. For now, however, the concentration is on cocoa purchasing. The company was founded/established by Alhaji Adamu Iddrisu who is a consultant to the company. Alhaji Iddrisu’s main company, Global Haulage Company, provides transportation services and warehousing facilities to Cocoa Merchants (Gh) Ltd. The Company started operating on a small scale but now has extended its operations to all cocoa growing areas in the country with the exception of Volta Region.
201 to 500 staff
African Agribusiness Consortium Ltd
African Agribusiness Consortium Limited is a Ghanaian company dedicated to enhancing the entire value chain of commercial agriculture in Ghana. With a focus on agricultural mechanization services, seed and seedling production, input supply (including fertilizer production), milling, storage (silos), irrigation services, agricultural extension services, and training and capacity development, the company has established a reputation for providing high-quality services to the agricultural sector in Ghana. To achieve this, the Asian African Consortium is investing in modern equipment, advanced technologies, and highly skilled professionals to deliver tailor-made solutions to meet the needs of the Agric industry across the country. The success of commercial agriculture in Ghana requires a holistic approach that takes into account the entire value chain. To this end, the Asian African Consortium works closely with stakeholders to provide end-to-end solutions that address every aspect of the agricultural sector to maximize productivity and profitability. With a commitment to excellence and a passion for innovation, the Asian African Consortium is at the forefront of transforming agriculture in Ghana.
11 to 50 staff
Wamiagro
Smallholder farmers are the backbone of Ghana’s agriculture. They make up 70% of the nation’s agricultural workforce, yet many face challenges such as entrenched poverty, limited access to credit, and unpredictable market conditions. Despite contributing significantly to Ghana’s food production, these farmers often lack the tools and resources necessary to succeed, leaving them vulnerable to economic and climate-related shocks. These obstacles hinder their productivity and income potential. Wami Agro, a Ghana-based agritech company dedicated to transforming the agricultural landscape in West Africa. We provide a bundled package of tech-enabled solutions that increase incomes and improve quality of life and climate resilience for smallholder farmers. These solutions fall into three comprehensive services- Wami Market: Through our truck fleet, Wami collects aggregated produce, transfers it to its warehouses, sorts and packs products, and provides outbound logistics to buyers. The “Pukpara” digital platform streamlines and improves these operations, providing smallholder farmers a fair price and guaranteed access to both domestic and international markets- Wami Credit: A proprietary digital platform that includes credit scoring for Village Savings and Loan Associations (VSLAs) to improve access to financing — facilitating access to seeds, fertilizers, and mechanical equipment on credit- Wami Info: Capacity-building initiatives that empower farmers with knowledge, resources, and climate-resilient farming practices.
11 to 50 staff
Kaleawo Limited
Kaleawo limited is an international farm focused on the cultivation of pineapples. We are an export-oriented company located in Ho, in the beautiful valleys of the Mountain ranges.
51 to 200 staff
Focus Jadaad Farms
Welcome to Focus Group of Companies, located in Kumawu, Ghana. Our company is dedicated to solving food insecurity in Africa through food processing and job creation. Our core business operations start with animal rearing, with a focus on making Ghana meat sufficient. We also have a research site for animal breeding, supported by a network of farmers to increase the production of ruminants and create a market for affordable meat in Africa. Goats and sheep are among the top 3 most popular meat consumed by people in West Africa. At Focus Group of Companies, we prioritize innovation and science to solve Africa's food security problems. We aim to be a haven of innovation for science studies and application, particularly in drug discovery and vaccine development. Additionally, we provide good jobs for the youth and meet the technology needs of Africa. Our team is comprised of experts and indigenous people who fill key positions as needed. We also plan to add other cash crops in the future, including maize, cocoa, mushroom, catfish, and mudfish. Join us in our mission to feed Africa through farming and job creation, and to become the solution to food insecurity on the continent.
1 to 10 staff
Agrihome
PROVIDING SOLUTIONS FOR AGRIBUSINESSES Agrihome Expressions, founded in 2008, is an agribusiness, providing tailored agricultural solutions across the agricultural value chain to build productive farms and agribusinesses. We are passionate, professionals and an experienced team of experts across the chain from preproduction to consumption. Over people are using Agrihome rich agricultural resources to build their farms and agribusinesses. We envision the biggest platform that connects all interests in agriculture accessing solutions to build successful agribusinesses and to promote sustainable food production to develop the society. We Believe We can build a better society through agriculture. We can achieve, in partnership with you and all interests in agriculture. In sustainable agricultural technologies for sustainable healthy food production. In the adoption of cutting-edge technologies as a tool to drive our mission. In our competence, commitment, passion, honesty and integrity.
1 to 10 staff
Cultiflow
By 2050, the global population will reach 10 billion, and we need a more sustainable way to produce 70% more food to meet growing demand. At Cultiflow, we use AI to analyze food demand, identify shortages, and offer you the opportunity to join our Crowdfarming projects, which allow you to share the inherent risks of agriculture.
1 to 10 staff
Daakye Oil Palm Plantations Limited Dopp
DOPP is a social enterprise business entity in mining communities that sustainably promotes commercial wealth creation through the development of oil palm plantations using the smallholder concept.
501 to 1000 staff
Mfum Farms Limited
Mfum Farms is a family-run business located at Mim on the Nkawie Road in the Ashanti Region of Ghana. We are commited to ensuring flawless protein needs of our clients and their families. We do this by providing quality day old chicks, nutritious eggs, spent layers and the very best of catfishes and tilapias. Mfum Farms was incorporated in the year 1982 and has received several awards both within the region and the nation. Our clients span the entire breadth of the nation as well as several locations within the West African Sub region.
51 to 200 staff
Sustainable Soyabean Production In Northern Ghana Ssping
We are the ‘Sustainable Soyabean Production in Northern Ghana’ (SSPiNG), a project funded with a grant from the Norwegian Agency for International Cooperation (Norad) to Yara Ghana Limited, and executed in collaboration with the Institute of Tropical Agriculture (IITA), in association with Wageningen University (Netherlands) and Felleskjøpet Rogaland Agder (FKRA - Norway) and in partnership with the Ministry of Food and Agriculture (Ghana). Our core vision is to support Ghana's soyabean value chain and to increase the sustainable supply of soyabean grains of sufficient quantity and quality by up to tons by 2024.
501 to 1000 staff
Women's Agricultural Development Fund
Women's Agricultural Development Fund is a social enterprise that supports women's development by providing resources for women to venture into agricultural activities. These activities include animal rearing, crop production, marketing of agricultural produce, marketing of farm inputs and fertilizers, marketing of agricultural tools, and processing of raw agricultural produce. Funds are raised from our own agricultural ventures and through strategic partnerships We will also provide knowledge and training for women to venture into the agricultural sector
11 to 50 staff
Agro Eco
Our strong presence and visibility on the ground, in farmers’ fields in Ghana allows us to directly provide professional services to agricultural value chain operators. Currently these include training and capacity building, organisational support to producer organisations, group certification, digitalised IMS, applied research and market studies, and the improvement of linkages between producers, processors, exporters and importers. Agro Eco is also your preferred partner for the development of training materials, the training of trainers and close monitoring of the impact of the training cascade on the ground. Over the years, we have developed a unique system of continued evaluation and the identification of bottlenecks frequently leading to innovative solutions, new approaches and tailored activities. One example is our ongoing work with the larger farmer groups to work from a sustainable landscape perspective. In the 35 years of its operation, Agro Eco has built up a unique capacity and expertise in six core areas:
51 to 200 staff
Agriadvance Ltd
We provide business consultancy, especially the Islamic modes of business or Islamic Finance. We are also opened for investment on Fawz Farms, where your investments are run on the Musharakah instrument. We also have Local Smocks products for wholesale or retail bases.
1 to 10 staff
Agro Women Africa
In alignment with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), we at Agro Women Africa Foundation are poised to achieving no poverty, gender equality and zero hunger by 2030.
1 to 10 staff
Farmarcade
Farmarcade is committed to fostering sustainable agricultural practices while addressing food security challenges on both local and global scales. Core to our mission is the empowerment of smallholder farmers, particularly women and youth, recognizing their pivotal role in driving agricultural productivity and economic development in Africa. By working with smallholder farmers, Farmarcade facilitates learning, access to resources, and adoption of sustainable agricultural practices to maximize crop yields and promote environmental sustainability. Operating in Northern Ghana, our primary target crops include maize, soybean, rice, millet, beans, cowpea, pepper, and shea, each chosen for their significance in local diets and economic potential and largely cultivated by smallholder farmers. Overall, our goal is to be a leader in the production and value addition of these crops, setting new standards for sustainability, quality, and social impact in the agricultural sector. Through our partnerships with smallholder farmers, we aim to not only meet the food security needs of Africa but also contribute to the broader global food supply.
1 to 10 staff
Ghabba Farms
Ghabba Farms was founded by the Late Hon Fuzzy Torbay In the 80s, we grow Teak Wood, Mangoes, Bay Leaf, Cetrolina and are looking Aquaculture and livestock farming.
11 to 50 staff
Kokoo Pa Cooperative Farmers Union
Kookoo Pa Farmers Association was formed in 2009 as a farmer organization that networks cocoa farmers in Ghana and provides them with knowledge in sustainable agricultural practices to produce cocoa and other agricultural products in a more environmentally sustainable, socially responsible and economically viable way. The organization started with 320 cocoa farmers and has over the years expanded, reaching about farmers in 10 cocoa producing districts of Ghana. Its members have since 2010 been certified by UTZ and considered to be the most successful farmer group certification model in Ghana. Kookoo Pa has transformed from a pilot project by Solidaridad West Africa into a fully registered independent farmer development organization with good governance structures (such as Board of Governance, management team, association Executive Committee, extensionists/agronomists and other administrative staff), and efficient quality management system. Kookoo Pa has human resource management and financial management policies that enable it to transparently account to its donors. Since its inception, it has developed business partnerships with Solidaridad, UTZ, Noble Resources, Armajaro, Federated Commodities, Transmar,Cocanect, Belgian Trade Cooperation and World Cocoa Foundation. It currently runs a cocoa certification project with Cocoanect, a Cocoa Livelihoods Project and Digital Green with World Cocoa Foundation. As a farmers’ association, it has been visited and studied by many students, research institutions, cocoa companies and international journalists such as National Geographic, Mars, Cargill, Dutch journalists, Oxfam, Royal Tropical Institute and many others. Also, Kookoo Pa was the first Farmer Association to pilot Digital Green in partnership with Solidaridad West Africa in CLP phase I and it is implementing Digital Green in selected communities as part of CLP Phase II.
1 to 10 staff
Kokoo Pa Farmers Association
Kookoo Pa Farmers Association was formed in 2009 as a farmer organization that networks cocoa farmers in Ghana and provides them with knowledge in sustainable agricultural practices to produce cocoa and other agricultural products in a more environmentally sustainable, socially responsible and economically viable way. The organization started with 320 cocoa farmers and has over the years expanded, reaching about farmers in 10 cocoa producing districts of Ghana. Its members have since 2010 been certified by UTZ and considered to be the most successful farmer group certification model in Ghana. Kookoo Pa has transformed from a pilot project by Solidaridad West Africa into a fully registered independent farmer development organization with good governance structures (such as Board of Governance, management team, association Executive Committee, extensionists/agronomists and other administrative staff), and efficient quality management system. Kookoo Pa has human resource management and financial management policies that enable it to transparently account to its donors. Since its inception, it has developed business partnerships with Solidaridad, UTZ, Noble Resources, Armajaro, Federated Commodities, Transmar,Cocanect, Belgian Trade Cooperation and World Cocoa Foundation. It currently runs a cocoa certification project with Cocoanect, a Cocoa Livelihoods Project and Digital Green with World Cocoa Foundation. As a farmers’ association, it has been visited and studied by many students, research institutions, cocoa companies and international journalists such as National Geographic, Mars, Cargill, Dutch journalists, Oxfam, Royal Tropical Institute and many others. Also, Kookoo Pa was the first Farmer Association to pilot Digital Green in partnership with Solidaridad West Africa in CLP phase I and it is implementing Digital Green in selected communities as part of CLP Phase II.
1 to 10 staff
