Скачать или смотреть MEET KUHIS GOVERNMENT TUTOR WITH HER 300 PIGS, THOUSANDS OF CATFISH AND TILAPIA FARMS

The novel’s deadliest virus, COVID-19, became a bane to humanity, obstructing businesses and academics at the peak of the pandemic. This put many countries, including Ghana, in an awkward situation.

Consequently, the government of Ghana implemented numerous policies and measures to curb the fast-spread transmission of the virus, such as social distancing, wearing masks, and imposing lockdowns. However, amidst its huge impact on human lives, the pandemic also fostered innovation and creativity in coping with the situation.

One such individual is Madam Vivian Opoku Gyimah, a government tutor at Kumasi Senior High School in the Ashanti region. During the COVID-19 lockdown when schools were closed to curb the virus’s spread, Madam Vivian, the CEO of VOGDAYA Farms, envisioned the idea of venturing into farming.
Background

During the lockdown period, while staying at home, she came across a farming video on a YouTube channel. Intrigued by the concept, she decided to study and act on it. After analyzing the video’s content, she prepared a tract of land she had acquired earlier.

Currently, she practices integrated farming at Trede, a peri-urban community in the Atwima Kwanwoma district. Her farm includes 10 fish ponds stocked with tilapia and catfish, 122 pigs, hundreds of birds, and an acre of rice and vegetables.

During a visit to her farm, it was evident that she had designed the land to accommodate vegetable production, livestock, and aquaculture. She cultivates lettuce, cabbage, carrots, chilli peppers, and spring onions.

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