National Best Farmer Interacts with Students of School of Agriculture
The 2020 National Best Farmer Mr. Solomon Kwasi Amoah, has encouraged students of the School of Agriculture to take advantage of the numerous business opportunities in the agriculture sector.
The 2020 National Best Farmer, Mr. Solomon Kwasi Amoah, has encouraged students of the School of Agriculture to take advantage of the numerous business opportunities in the agriculture sector.
Mr. Amoah was interacting with students of the School at a programme dubbed "Time with the National Best Farmer" at the Main Auditorium.
Experience
The 2020 National Best Farmer shared his personal life experiences, explaining the importance of agriculture especially during the COVID-19 pandemic. He informed students of the market opportunities in agriculture such as livestock marketing and processing. He noted that agriculture was lucrative for business and urged students to put in efforts to venture into the sector.
“Be proud to be an Agric student. There is no profit if you don’t practice what you learnt after school. It is your time, it is your chance, make your country proud.” he said.
Leadership in Agriculture
Speaking on the behalf of the Provost of the College of Agriculture and Natural Sciences, the Dean of the School of Agriculture, Prof. Henry De-Graft Acquah, said the aim of the School was to provide leadership in agricultural education and train students, farmers, entrepreneurs, and stakeholders in agricultural enterprise.
He noted that there were many job opportunities in the agricultural sector that students could take advantage of to set up their future businesses. He explained that the issue of unemployed graduates in the country could be curbed if graduates could take up farming as a business so they could employ themselves and others.
After the presentation, a question-and-answer session was held allowing students to bring forward their questions and opinions.
Last updated: February 14, 2026
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