Home-based processing and marketing of mango fruits

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Country

Ghana

Led By

Methodist University College Ghana (MUCG)

Student

Nicholas Reitz, University of California, Davis

Description

The Horticulture Innovation Lab awarded a $2,000 (USD) Trellis Fund grant to Methodist University College Ghana (MUCG).

MUCG will lead a project on home‐based processing and marketing of mango fruits in Ghana.

As part of the Trellis Fund process, MUCG will also work with a U.S. graduate student, selected to provide additional agricultural expertise to achieve the project goals.

Funding Source

This project is supported by the Horticulture Innovation Lab with funding from the U.S. Agency for International Development, as part of the U.S. government’s global hunger and food security initiative called Feed the Future.