The farming season has begun. Farmers in the Southern part of Ghana are already busy on their farms. Their colleagues in the Northern part of the country are just starting. Never before, farmers are seeing the reality of climate change: unpredictable rains, hot weathers, strong winds, rising sea levels, etc. As the impact of climate […]
Read More The farming season has begun. Farmers in the Southern part of Ghana are already busy on their farms. Their colleagues in the Northern part of the country are just starting. Never before, farmers are seeing the reality of climate change: unpredictable rains, hot weathers, strong winds, rising sea levels, etc. As the impact of climate […]
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To young agriculture enthusiasts, To young agriculture enthusiasts, Tieme Ndo, a thriving agribusiness startup in Nandom, is looking to recruit volunteers (especially, people from Upper West) to help organize its 4th Annual Farmers’ Forum. This opportunity is for people interested in getting practical experience in working with farmers or a social enterprise. To apply to […]
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For years now, the provision of extension services to farmers has been a challenge in Africa, for that matter Ghana. In Ghana for example the extension officer to farmer ratio is as high as 1:1500 farmers. This means, only one extension officer is responsible to visit the farms of 1500 farmers. If the farmer has […]
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To young agriculture enthusiasts, Tieme Ndo, a thriving agribusiness startup in Nandom, is looking for volunteers (especially, students from Upper West) who are interested in getting practical experience in working with farmers or a social enterprise. To apply to volunteer at Tieme Ndo Annual Farmers’ Forum in Nandom. Tieme Ndo was founded in 2017 with […]
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Tieme Ndo is a nonprofit social enterprise based at Nandom i the Upper West Region of Ghana. We provide rural farmers with convenient and timely access to productive farm inputs, technologies and services. We make farming easier and better for farmers by eliminating the financing barriers limiting them to access and use productive agricultural inputs.
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