The Millar Institute for Transdisciplinary and Development Studies (MITDS) recently organized a stakeholder’s dialogue in Wa, Upper West, to discuss the innovative grass economy. Apexnewsgh reports
The event brought together individuals, organizations, groups, and departments interested in the grass biochar project.
Farmers who attended the dialogue were particularly enthusiastic about the potential of grass biochar. They emphasized its ability to improve soil longevity, exceeding three years, unlike chemical fertilizers which only have a one-year span and primarily benefit crops, not the soil.
The dialogue provided a platform for participants to make voluntary pledges on promoting and marketing the grass bio project in their communities. The theme of the event was “Reversing Deforestation, Eliminating Bushfires and Land Degradation, Using Grass Economy Innovation as a Vital Entry Point.”
The stakeholder’s dialogue was a significant step forward in exploring the potential of grass biochar to address environmental and agricultural challenges in the region. By bringing together diverse stakeholders, MITDS facilitated a collaborative approach to promoting sustainable development and innovation in the Upper West region.
Source: Apexnewsgh.com
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