Climate change is causing major problems for farming in Ghana. Agriculture is a big part of the country's economy, making up about 20 percent of its GDP.
More than one third of Ghana's people work in farming. This means problems in farming affect many families.
Farmers are seeing higher temperatures and rain that does not fall when it is expected.
Long periods without rain are also becoming more common. These changes are making it harder to grow crops successfully.
The changing weather patterns are leading to lower crop harvests each year.
This situation is causing worry among farmers about their future and their ability to make a living.
These climate issues are a growing threat to Ghana's food supply and agricultural wealth.
Experts are looking at ways to help farmers adapt to these new climate conditions.