Climate change is causing big problems for farming in Ghana. Weather is becoming very unpredictable. This makes it hard for farmers to plan and grow crops.
Farmers are seeing temperatures rise. Rainfall is not coming when it should and sometimes it does not come at all. Dry spells are lasting longer than before. Growing seasons are shifting.
These changes are making crop yields smaller. Farmers are losing confidence in their ability to make a living from the land.
Farming is a vital part of Ghana's economy. It contributes about 20 percent to the country's total economic output.
More than one third of Ghana's workers are employed in the agriculture sector. It is a very important source of jobs for many people.
The Ghana Meteorological Agency is tracking these weather changes. Their data shows how the climate is shifting.
Experts warn that these climate impacts could reduce the success of Ghana's farming industry if not addressed.
Efforts are needed to help farmers adapt to these difficult conditions. This will help protect the farming sector and the livelihoods it supports.