Our duty is to re-shape the impact of Ghana and Ecowas Agriculture Trade Sustainability. Implementing support for Ghana Food Security, and Regional Export Agribusiness Opportunities, while using a Shared Valued Zero Waste Economics in Process and Purpose.

Environmental Impact is often synonymous with sustainability. The Earth is rich, but it only has so many natural resources that we can exhaust. To ensure our survival as a species, it is important to manage them carefully. Therefore, producers, cultivators, and consumers must pay attention to the impact they are having on the environment. Building stronger regenerative agricultural offtakes and municipal waste management solutions.

The benefits of sustainability agriculture and renewable post-harvest waste conversion directly support economic growth for Ghana, Africa, women farmers, smallholders’ farms, and the global community.

Agriculture uses about a third of the world’s land surface and depends directly on the wider environment for its existence and sustainability. Sunlight, water, nutrients and a diversity of plants, animals and microbes all play fundamental roles in agricultural production and ultimately in global food security.

Agriculture is the leading source of pollution in many countries. Pesticides, fertilizers, and other toxic farm chemicals can poison fresh water, marine ecosystems, air, and soil. They also can remain in the environment for generations.

Sustainable alternatives to conventional farming are in higher demand than ever as being “environmentally friendly” gains popularity. Traditional field farming has a reputation for damaging natural ecosystems.

Concerns about the impact of harmful chemicals, soil erosion and heavy water consumption on the environment motivate the development of sustainable alternatives. Sustainable, or environmentally friendly, farming refers to conservative water use, maintaining soil health, and minimizing air and water pollution.