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Agri program at Lusignan prison produce quantity of corn - Vimarsana News

Agri program at Lusignan prison produce quantity of corn

The Guyana Prison Service (GPS), through its Agricultural Programme has seen the Lusignan Prison farm recently harvesting a quantity of corn.

Agriculture on the Move: Government Moves the 'Engine.' - St. Lucia News From The Voice - Vimarsana News

Agriculture on the Move: Government Moves the 'Engine.' - St. Lucia News From The Voice

Agriculture is now seriously on the move in St. Lucia and government is firmly in the driver’s seat moving the engine...

Ghana's agricultural sector receives EUR2.5 million from European Union - Vimarsana News

Ghana's agricultural sector receives EUR2.5 million from European Union

The European Union (EU), has injected EUR2.5 million into Ghana’s agricultural sector to help increase farmers’ access to credit facilities to finance their agricultural production and businesses in the agricultural value chain within the next six years. The fund would be managed by the Sinapi Aba Savings & Loans (SASL),…

EU provides €10 million support for Ghana's food security - Vimarsana News

EU provides €10 million support for Ghana's food security

The European Union (EU) on Friday signed an agreement to provide €10 million support Ghana's food security and agribusiness value chain sectors.

AfDB Extends €121 Million Food-Production Loan To Senegal To Cushion Impacts Of War In Ukraine - Vimarsana News

AfDB Extends €121 Million Food-Production Loan To Senegal To Cushion Impacts Of War In Ukraine

The Board of Directors of the African Development Bank Group approved a €121 million loan to Senegal for the implementation of an emergency agricultural programme that will benefit 850,000 small farmers, 35% of whom are women.