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Ghanaian Farmer Reveals High Earnings from Onion Farming: ‘I Make Between GH¢70K and GH¢80K Every Quarter'
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A Ghanaian onion farmer has captured the internet's attention after disclosing his impressive earnings from farming in a viral video. Speaking candidly, he described onion farming as a profitable venture, earning him between GH¢70,000 and GH¢80,000 every three months with an initial investment of GH¢10,000.
The farmer shared his insights during a conversation with a content creator who sought to understand the financial rewards of farming.
In the video, he highlighted that, despite challenges, farming offers significant income opportunities, dispelling the common perception among the youth that it is an undesirable career.
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Farming Often Overlooked
The onion farmer emphasized that farming, though demanding, could transform lives financially. For instance, cultivating one acre of land with a GH¢10,000 investment can yield up to 60 bags of onions per harvest. This revelation challenges stereotypes about farming as a low-income job.
Public Reaction
The video sparked diverse reactions online. While many praised his success, others questioned the accuracy of his figures.
One user commented, "Does he consider additional expenses like wages, operational costs, and contingencies?" Another remarked, "Farming has always been a lucrative option, but it’s not without its hurdles."
Despite skepticism, the farmer’s testimony has reignited conversations about the potential of agriculture in Ghana, encouraging many to reconsider the opportunities it presents.
Source:
yen.com.gh