Climate change is making farming in Ghana more difficult. Farmers are dealing with hotter weather and less reliable rainfall.
These changes are causing lower crop production. This affects the entire country because farming is a big part of Ghana's economy.
The agriculture sector supports about a third of Ghana's workers. It also brings in roughly 20 percent of the nation's money.
Farmers are experiencing shorter planting seasons and longer dry periods.
These shifts are making it hard for them to plan and grow their crops successfully.
The situation calls for new strategies to help farming continue to thrive.
Protecting this important industry is key for Ghana's future.