Tilly’s Farm launches 2026 Porktober programme to boost pig production and education
Tilly’s Farm has launched its 2026 Porktober Programme to raise awareness of the pig production and pork processing value chain.
In Brief
- •Tilly’s Farm has launched its 2026 Porktober Programme to raise awareness of the pig production and pork processing value chain.
- •The programme focuses on smallholder pig farmers, secondary school Agric students, and the wider public.
- •Agricultural students from Ghanata Senior High School and Achimota School will visit Tilly’s Farm’s processing facility and participate in a career session.
- •Smallholder pig farmers will receive in-depth training in biosecurity practices to strengthen farm management and disease prevention.
- •The programme is supported by MTN Foundation, Stanbic Bank, Kosmos Innovation Centre, and the Pig Farmers Association.
Why It Matters
The Porktober programme is a significant initiative aimed at strengthening the pork value chain in Ghana. By investing in smallholder pig farmers, agricultural education, and public awareness, Tilly’s Farm is contributing to the sustainable growth of the pork industry. This initiative not only supports the economic development of the region but also provides opportunities for young people to enter the agricultural sector. The programme's focus on biosecurity and farm management practices is crucial for preventing diseases and ensuring the long-term viability of the pork value chain.
Key Details
- Programme Focus
- Smallholder pig farmers, secondary school Agric students, and the wider public
- Training Focus
- Biosecurity practices for farm management and disease prevention
- Supporting Organizations
- MTN Foundation, Stanbic Bank, Kosmos Innovation Centre, and the Pig Farmers Association
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