A five‑year agreement was signed between India’s agricultural research council and Ghana’s crops research institute.
Initial focus is on developing high‑yielding tomato varieties.
The partnership includes work on cassava and yam processing and storage.
Joint teams will exchange scientists, seeds, and farming techniques.
The first step is to create tomato plants that give more fruit.
Farmers will also learn how to keep crops like cassava and yam fresh.
Scientists from both countries will exchange seeds and new ideas.
The goal is to help farmers earn more and feed more people.
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