KIRC FOUNDATION is looking for volunteer to help in the cassava cultivation in Ghana.if you are interested Visit: www.kircfoundation.byethost16.com

Please support me with how to go about the folloiwng tasks
1. Develop an ecological garden for better Cassava against the local breed which is infected with a certain Batobato.
2. Get a small funding to purchase Grinding machines for the mill and purchase the packing materials.

3. we hope to receive some consultative support from a local provider for the same.

Please Help us urgently in this

PART1
Agriculture is one of the economic mainstays of the district. Most agricultural activities are rain fed and major crops grown include maize, Coffee, Wheat,ground nuts and vegetables. Urban backyard gardening and peri-urban farming crops such as groundnuts, maize, sweet potatoes and traditional vegetables are also practiced.. The increment of electricity tariffs by the only electricity supply company in the country and the introduction of prepaid bills, has led to the increase in the shift from the use of hydro electricity upon which most of the grid depend, to wood fuel.

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