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Elibeth Farms won the Tony Elumelu Foundation Fellowship
A $5,000 grant was awarded for an integrated farming-system project at Elibeth Farms — improving sustainable production and biodiversity, and training local farmers.
I am proud to share that Elibeth Farms has been awarded a $5,000 Tony Elumelu Foundation Entrepreneurship Program. The proposal, first presented to the Foundation in March 2025, focuses on an integrated farming-system approach designed to improve sustainable agriculture and biodiversity while training farmers in our community.
The fellowship builds on work already underway in Kasoa: nursery management that has cut seedling mortality by 25%, sensor-based soil monitoring and precision irrigation that have reduced water use by 30%, and workshops that have reached more than 50 local farmers.
Together with the Ghana Climate University Network project fellowship, this support brings the total funding secured through grants and pitch competitions to $9,500. Thank you to everyone who has visited the farm, trained with us, and believed in what climate-smart agriculture can do for Ghana.
