# What happened
National Best Poultry Farmer for 2026 will each receive seven-day, all-expenses-paid study trips to Italy. The packages were secured by two private agribusinesses—Mehak Company Limited and Covenant Farms—and announced ahead of the 42nd National Farmers Day celebration.
# Who is sponsoring what
- Mehak Company Limited: sponsoring the Overall National Best Farmer plus a spouse or partner for a seven-day agricultural study and leisure trip to Italy. The program will expose the winner to modern agricultural technology, sustainable value chains, and innovations in food processing.
- Covenant Farms: sponsoring the National Best Poultry Farmer for a seven-day technical and benchmarking visit in Italy focused on modern poultry production practices, sustainable systems, and innovation.
# Why the trips were offered
The Ministry framed the international exposure as part of its effort to modernize agriculture in Ghana. By giving the award winners direct access to Italian agricultural practices, technologies, and value-chain approaches, the trips are intended to provide practical learning that winners can apply back home.
Italy to support travel arrangements for the eventual winners.
# What the visits will focus on
Mehak's package aims to combine technical exposure with leisure and covers:
- Modern agricultural technology used in Italian farms
- Sustainable value chain approaches
- Innovations in food processing and post-harvest handling
Covenant Farms' poultry-focused package emphasizes:
- Modern poultry production practices and benchmarking
- Sustainable poultry systems
- Practical innovations in poultry management
# Context within National Farmers Day
The sponsorships were announced as part of preparations for the 42nd National Farmers Day celebration, which will recognise farmers and other agricultural sector actors for their contributions to food production and sector development. The Ministry publicly thanked Mehak Company Limited and Covenant Farms for supporting the awards and providing international exposure opportunities for Ghanaian farmers.
# Immediate implications
Winners will gain first-hand exposure to practices and technologies that the Ministry considers relevant to Ghana's agricultural modernization goals. The involvement of the Italian Embassy suggests formal logistical support for travel and likely visa facilitation.
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