TerraTech International

12/03/2026

Women in Agriculture Leadership Program Fellowship
Deadline: 26th April 2026, at 23:59 East Africa

The Women in Agriculture Leadership Program Fellowship is an initiative led by African Women in Agricultural Research and Development (AWARD) under Africa-Australia Partnership for Climate Responsive Agriculture.
Inspired by the AWARD Fellowship model, the career development fellowship seeks to strengthen the capability, confidence and influence of African women agricultural scientists to lead and participate in climate- resilient agricultural research. The Fellowship combines leadership development, mentoring partnerships and technical excellence to enhance the Fellows’ capabilities and position them as influential actors in agrifood systems.

Program Approach
The Program takes a two-track approach that includes a career development fellowship track and an institutional strengthening track.
Through the Fellowship, the Program will directly engage up to 300 individual beneficiaries from the five target countries including two cohorts of 100 Fellows; 100 Mentors; 100 Fellow’s Mentees.
Fellowship participants will benefit from a set of activities that will combine leadership development, mentoring partnerships and technical excellence to enhance their capabilities to lead climate resilient technologies.
The institutional strengthening piece will target national agricultural research systems (NARS), for bespoke programs designed to integrate gender in institutional policies and practices for equitable climate action.
Eligibility

Be female agricultural researchers from one of the target countries.
Reside in Africa and be actively engaged in research, policy or practice relevant to climate change and Africa’s smallholder agriculture.
Have attained a minimum education level of a master’s degree in agriculture and climate change related fields of any relevant discipline from a recognized university (agriculture, agricultural economics, agricultural extension, natural resources, food science and nutrition, climate science, etc.)
Have at least seven years of work experience in agriculture, agrifood systems, gender, climate, including design or implementation at institutional, national, or regional levels.
Applicants are required to respond to the open call for applications for each Cohort as announced on the AWARD website for a specified period.
Applications are submitted through the online application portal on the AWARD website in English or French.

Target Countries
The program will be implemented in six African countries: Egypt, Ghana, Morocco, Nigeria, Senegal and Sierra Leone.

Participants will include agricultural and climate researchers drawn from national agricultural research systems (NARS), ministries of agriculture (MoA), and academic institutions, ensuring strong institutional representation across the agrifood and climate research landscape.

22/02/2026

Zaare pepper farmers face heavy losses as ripe produce rots over lack of market

Pepper farmers in Zaare, Upper East Region, are appealing to government for urgent market support as tonnes of ripe pepper rot on farms due to low demand and la

14/01/2026

This is remarkable ✍️👍✅, Ghana achieves a significant milestone in wheat cultivation with a yield of 4.7 tonnes per hectare, thanks to the groundbreaking work led by Dr. Felix Frimpong. 🎉😊👏
📷 JoyNews
Nba Yakubu Kuri Yussif
Richard Yaw Owusu

01/01/2026

HAPPY NEW YEAR
🥳🎉🥰 2026🎉🥳

22/12/2025

Congratulations to Our Distinguished Team Member 🎉
TerraTech International proudly congratulates Nba Yakubu Kuri Yussif , a hardworking general contributor to rural development, a man of few words but great impact, and the Founder of . He also serves with excellence as our Administrator and Technical & Innovation Officer for across parts of the Ashanti Region of Ghana.
’s dedication, principled leadership, fairness at work, and ability to collaborate effectively with diverse people continue to drive meaningful impact. His commitment and resilience have now culminated in the successful completion of his Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Agriculture from the University Of Cape Coast (UCC)
This achievement reflects not only academic excellence but also his passion for sustainable agriculture, innovation, and rural transformation. His contributions to our organizational growth and community development are deeply appreciated and highly recommended.
May the Almighty bless him abundantly. This milestone marks an open door to even greater responsibilities, opportunities, and successes ahead.
Congratulations once again, . celebrates you.

08/12/2025

Let’s hear from you! 👇🌱

Who do you think holds the real power in agriculture?

A. Farmers
B. Input Suppliers
C. Researchers & Innovators
D. Agripreneurs
E. All of the above
F. Other (mention in the comments)

Drop your choice in the comments and tell us why. Your voice matters in shaping the future of agriculture! 🌍🚜

04/12/2025

PRACTICALS IN AGRICULTURE 🚜🌾

Agriculture is not learned by imagination alone—it is mastered through action. Practical training is the foundation that transforms theories into real-life skills. Here’s why hands-on experience is indispensable in agriculture:

1. Learning by Doing
From seed germination to animal care and irrigation management, practical exposure teaches faster, deeper, and more accurately than theory alone.

2. Real-World Problem Solving
Farming is dynamic. Weather changes, pests attack, soils behave differently. Practical work builds quick thinking, adaptability, and creative problem-solving skills.

3. Mistakes Become Powerful Lessons
Overwatering seedlings or miscalculating feed ratios brings instant feedback. These real outcomes make learning unforgettable.

4. Confidence Building
Handling tools, operating equipment, managing crops, harvesting, and controlling diseases empower learners with confidence and readiness for real farming.

5. Bridging Theory and Practice
The classroom gives concepts; the field gives understanding. Practical work turns knowledge into usable skill.

6. Understanding Variability in Farming
Soil types, microclimates, and livestock behavior can’t be fully captured in books. Only fieldwork reveals how dynamic agriculture truly is.

7. Preparing for the Job Market
Employers value what you can do, not just what you know. Practical experience builds competence, credibility, and employability.

8. Encouraging Innovation
Hands-on exposure allows learners to test new techniques, technologies, and strategies—driving innovation in agriculture.

Practical agriculture doesn’t just teach farming—it builds farmers, innovators, and problem solvers.
What are your thoughts about recent modernizing and innovation in Agriculture

04/12/2025

If Ghana had to rely on one crop for a whole year,which one are you betting on
Drop your comments 👇👇👇👇

25/10/2025

🌱 GOOD LAND PREPARATION: THE FOUNDATION OF A HEALTHY HARVEST 🌾

Every successful crop story begins long before the first seed is sown — it starts with the soil.
Good land preparation and proper tillage create the right environment for seeds to thrive. By optimizing tillage practices, we:
✅ Improve soil aeration and structure
✅ Enhance water infiltration and retention
✅ Control weeds and pests early
✅ Promote uniform germination and root development
✅ Increase nutrient availability and overall crop performance

A well-prepared land doesn’t just grow crops — it nurtures potential. 🌍✨
Let’s continue to invest time and knowledge in the soil, because healthy soils grow healthy plants, and healthy plants feed the world. 🌾💚
📸: farm with me

25/10/2025

Celebrating my 3rd year on Facebook. Thank you for your continuing support. I could never have made it without you. 🙏🤗🎉