One Tree, Many Benefits: Potential Gains in the Cashew Value Chain
Last year in Ghana, 60,000 small holder farmers tended to cashew trees on around 60,000 hectares of land. While best known for producing a kidney-shaped snack nut, these trees and their products hold potential far beyond one type of consumption. From pastes, to juice, to cookies, discovering the many uses of the products of the tree is crucial to truly taking advantage of this unique natural resource and to boosting a sector which accounted for 6% of Ghana’s total GDP last year.
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