ASA/WISHH’s AMPLIFIES Ghana project has successfully trained poultry and other farmers as well as feed millers to strengthen the poultry value chain in the West African country and promote the use of soybeans in improved poultry nutrition. Through the USDA-funded project, many farmers learned the value that soy adds to poultry feed and are now starting to seek out soy as the protein content in their feeds. The project’s National Egg Campaign to promote egg consumption is helping meet Ghana’s protein needs while building demand and driving growth of future soybean exports to this emerging market. Beneficiaries have also adopted important post-harvest technologies that improve the ability of farmers to buy and sell safe, quality grains. To read more about the successes of AMPLIFIES, click here.
WISHH Chair Takes Stage at World Food Prize to Highlight 25 Years of Impact for U.S. Soy
World Initiative for Soy in Human Health Committee Chair Morey Hill participated in a panel at this year’s World Food Prize in his home state of Iowa this week. Hill joined the discussion to share WISHH’s role in developing trade
