Anthony Morrison, the head of the Chamber of Agribusiness Ghana, has proposed creating a national reserve for fertilizers and seeds.
This move is intended to protect Ghana's agriculture from global supply problems. He highlighted the increase in fertilizer prices worldwide.
Morrison pointed out Ghana's significant dependence on imported agricultural inputs during a recent business discussion.
He believes a reserve would help stabilize the local market and ensure farmers have access to necessary materials.
The proposal aims to strengthen food security within the country.
This initiative could reduce the impact of external market fluctuations on Ghanaian farmers and food production.
Further details on the proposed reserve system have not yet been released by the Chamber.
The agricultural sector is crucial for Ghana's economy and employs many citizens.