Summary
Scientists will share ideas and new seeds to help farmers.
They will also learn how to keep vegetables fresh after picking.
The plan will last five years and helps farmers earn more.
A five‑year agreement was signed between India’s agricultural research council and Ghana’s crops research institute.
The first project focuses on growing better tomato varieties.
The partnership also looks at improving cassava and yam processing.
Scientists and new farming tools will be shared between the two countries.
Scientists will share ideas and new seeds to help farmers.
They will also learn how to keep vegetables fresh after picking.
The plan will last five years and helps farmers earn more.
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