China rolls out technology to improve farming in
Aveyime
Farmers at Aveyime in the North Tongu District of the
Volta Region are expected to boost their yields with the use of Chinese farming
techniques
These involve the use of
solar power in irrigation, food conservation methods for farm animals for
continued food supply during the dry season and improved animal stocks for both
breeding and consumption.
Sun Liang, the
agricultural researcher at China Geo Engineering Co-operation (CGEC), told
reporters that the CGEC, which had been in the country for the past 20 years,
found through its research that Ghana had potential in the agricultural sector.
“This will be done
through bringing in Chinese agricultural experts to share their expertise with
their counterparts here,” said Liang.
“We will aim at
having world class agricultural facilities here that could match up to the best
and most sophisticated in China.”
Research has been carried
on the launch of solar lamps and a machine from China that could process grass
and make it more attractive to livestock even after it had been preserved
during the dry season had also been acquired for the farm, added Liang.
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