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20/12/2024

08/11/2024

Happy Farmer's Day!

Today we celebrate all farmers and fishermen for the great work they provide to the food supply of Ghana. In honor of this year's Farmer's day we published an interview with female farmer Ruby. In the conversation with Ruby, we spoke about her farming life, the importance of fertilizers, and the challenges that farmers currently face in Ghana.

Read the full article on our website!

With Ruby, we spoke about her farming life, the importance of fertilizers, and the challenges that farmers deal with in Ghana.

06/11/2024

Due to this year’s elections in Ghana, we celebrate this Friday November 8th. On this annual day, we celebrate farmers and fishermen as they play a large part in Ghana's national food supply. As we work together with various farmers, we will celebrate this year's Farmers day on Friday together with Plan International Ghana with our project.

Here are a few facts about Ghana's agricultural landscape:
- Agriculture contributes to 54% of Ghana's GDP, and accounts for over 40% of export earnings.
- Ghana's agriculture provides over 90% of the food needs for the country.
- Most farmers in Ghana are smallholder, traditional farmers making use of the seasons (rain-fed agriculture).
- Women farmers make up approximately half of Ghana’s farmers.
- 57% of Ghana's total land area is classified as "agricultural land area".
- Most farmers experience depleted soil due to the extensive use of chemical fertilizers. Farmers are starting to understand the negative effects of chemical fertilizers on their land and consumer's health, opting for more organic alternatives like Asase Gyefo Premium Organic Fertilizer.

Stay tuned for this Friday, we will publish an exclusive interview with one of the female farmers Safisana works with. Before Friday, take a look the beautiful pictures of female farmer Ruby (34) and her family on her farm in Ashaiman. In the upcoming interview you will read about her farming life, the importance of fertilizers, and the challenges that farmers deal with in Ghana. Stay tuned and read the full interview Friday, both on Safisana’s website (safisana.org) and Asase Gyefo (asasegyefo.com.gh)

04/10/2024

We are pleased to share with you two documentaries that have been recently made about Safisana's circular business model of turning waste into value! End of September, we hosted Ms. Enyonam Manye, better known as The Ghanaian Farmer, one of Ghana's most influential lady farmers and agric-influenc...

30/09/2024

The Ghanaian Farmer” is a TV show on Joy Prime Channel and a YouTube channel with over 50k subs. African Diaspora

25/09/2024

We're on GTV Ghana! Check out this episode of hosted by Kafui Dey on GTV Ghana ! Fully dedicated to Safisana Ghana Limited who produces Asase Gyefo Premium Organic Fertilizer and renewable energy out of waste! Take a guided tour with Safisana's general manager Elikplim Asilevi, and safety and quality manager Simon Agyei Sakyiei Sakyi who explain the entire productions processes at the Safisana plant in

23/09/2024

In today's world we face climate, health, food and energy crises. We must adopt innovative solutions to address the climate crisis.

17/09/2024

We will be attending the Ghana Garden and Flower Movement with our Asase Gyefo Premium Organic Fertilizer at Efua Sutherland Children's Park from the 22nd of September till the 29th.

The fair is open from 9AM- to 9PM each day. Come meet us there!

16/08/2024

https://asasegyefo.com.gh/safeguarding-water-resources-a-call-to-action-for-climate-resilient-agriculture-in-ghana/

This month, in our blog curated by farmer and senior agronomist The Eden Agronomist , the crucial importance of water resources, the reverse effects of , and the need to implement strategic measures to address these challenges is discussed.

Read the full article on our website!

Safeguarding Water Resources: A Call to Action for Climate-Resilient Agriculture in Ghana

12/07/2024

In the latest blog post of Daniel Nii Otoo Larkai's sustainable farming series on our website, Daniel writes about the looming hunger and poverty crisis in Sub-Saharan Africa and how organic fertilizers, like Asase Gyefo, can help reverse this trend by restoring soil fertility.

Read the article and learn more about soil fertility and the importance of organic fertilizers in Sub-Saharan Africa.

Reversing the looming hunger and poverty in Sub-Saharan Africa through soil restoration

03/07/2024

Check these two news articles published by the Ghana News Agency.
https://gna.org.gh/.../safisana-calls-for-support-to.../
https://gna.org.gh/.../lets-shift-from-chemical-to.../
Plan International Plan International Ghana

By Eunice Hilda A. Mensah Accra, July 02, GNA – Mr Elikplim Asilevi, the General Manager, Safisana Ghana Limited, has asked the government to develop policies to shift…

11/06/2024

It’s been a great week for Asase Gyefo sales! A lot of clients are coming to our Ashaiman sales location to pick up their agri-inputs.

Want to buy Asase Gyefo Organic Fertilizer? Find your nearest sales point on google maps through the link in our bio.

Asase Gyefo for sustainable impact: Less costs, more yields!

05/06/2024

Its - the biggest international day for the environment. Asase Gyefo celebrates World Environment Day to raise awareness about the protection and revival of ecosystems all around the world, which is critical to achieve the United Nations . This year’s theme is land restoration, desertification, and drought resilience. All relative to the benefits of our quality premium Organic Fertilizer that promotes crop yield and soil health.

In honor of World Environment Day, our senior agronomist Daniel Larkai wrote an article about this year’s theme and the need to reduce the use of chemical fertilizers! Check it out on our website!

https://asasegyefo.com.gh/world-environment-day-2024-all-about-land-restoration-drought-and-desertification-resilience/

22/05/2024

Farmers in Ada, tune in to Radio Ada to hear our jingle and learn about the benefits of Asase Gyefo Organic Fertilizer.

This week, we launch our regional radio campaign for farmers. Our jingles broadcast not only in the Eastern Region but in the Volta, Ashanti, and Brong Ahafo regions as well. To ensure we reach as many farmers as possible, we've created jingles in English, Twi, Ada, and Ewe.

Read the article on our website to learn more about our radio campaign, and to hear our jingles!
https://asasegyefo.com.gh/asase-gyefos-radio-campaign-for-farmers/

Our radio campaign is part of Safisana’s mission to accelerate the switch from chemical to organic fertilizer use among Ghanaian farmers. Safisana’s Organic ...

29/04/2024

Meet Daniel Larkai, also known as The Eden Agronomist, Safisana’s Senior Agronomist and advocate for sustainable farming practices.

In our latest interview, we spoke with Daniel Larkai about his experience as an Agronomist, his academic background, and work at Safisana.

Every month, our impact blog will feature a blog of Daniel in our Sustainable Farming Community in which he will share insights and tricks about sustainable farming and crop production!

Click the link to read about Daniel's expertise and learn about the world of sustainable agronomy!

We spoke Daniel Larkai, also known as the Eden Agronomist on Facebook, and most importantly, Safisana’s seasoned Senior Agronomist.

15/03/2024

AfricaFertilizer is an initiative of the International Fertilizer Development Center (IFDC). Since 2012, AfricaFertilizer and its partners have been collaborating with the CountrySTAT program of the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) to organize Fertilizer Technical Working Group (FTWGs) meetings. These meetings is aimed to produce, validate, and disseminate reliable and up-to-date official statistics on fertilizer manufacturing, import, export, and apparent consumption in Ghana. In collaboration with the West African Fertilizer Association (WAFA), AfricaFertilizer, Safisana was invited to the 2024 FTWG workshop, which is scheduled for March 12 and 13, 2024, at Mankessim in the Central Region of Ghana. As usual, participants include the public and private sector, who will share, analyze, and validate Ghana’s national fertilizer statistics for the year 2023.

Photo collection by GHANABA FOTOGRAFFI

08/03/2024

Happy Friday!

Organic fertilizer brings many advantages in terms of crop growth development, sustainability, plant and soil health, and cost efficiency. Whereas chemical fertilizer damages the soil in the long term and ends up more costly in comparison to organic fertilizer.

Asase Gyefo organic premium fertilizer contains all the nutrients that plants require for optimal growth in one bag!

In this video, we share with you three reasons why organic fertilizer is better than chemical fertilizer.

In this video, our senior agronomist Elvis Owusu Appiah explains the differences between organic fertilizer and chemical fertilizer and why organic is better...

06/03/2024

Our Asase Gyefo Premium Organic Fertilizer is highly suitable for open farm field use. In our new video, Safisana's Senior Agronomist Elvis Owusu Appiah, demonstrates three methods to apply organic fertilizer to the field.

1. Application by spreading or broadcasting.
2. Ridges or trenches application.
3. The per-hill method.

Check out the video and tell us which method you choose to stimulate the healthy growth of your crops!

Video Manual: How to apply Asase Gyefo in the open farm field