Global consultations on cassava as bio-fuel open
Cultivation of cassava as an alternative source of bio-energy
Mr Kwesi Ahwoi, Minister of Food and Agriculture, on Monday noted that the commercial cultivation of cassava as an alternative source of bio-energy, would not compromise Ghana’s agricultural lands or threaten its food security.
Accra, GNA -
The Minister argued that Ghana has a vast land area of about 23.8 million hectares out of which 13 million hectares are for agricultural purposes. However, only seven million hectares are currently under cultivation.
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Source: Ghana News Agency
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