Vision

My grandmother first introduced me into Farming in 1972 during my primary education at Duayawnkwanta. After completing my primary education, I joined Kumasi Technical Institute (KTI) and trained as an auto-mechanic. While at KTI, I was already producing taro, growing sugarcane and rearing rabbits.

After graduating from KTI, I joined Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) as an auto-mechanic and was later promoted to become the university's transport officer as a result of my dedication and hard work. I continued my agricultural pursuits along my duties as the university's transport officer. I acquired a farm at Anwomaso and continued with poultry, small game and crop farming. In 1998, I was adjudged the best farmer in the Kumasi Metropolis and given the Best Metropolis Award. Due to this honor and my continued service to the community, the Anwomaso Chief enstooled me as the Nkosorhene of Anwomaso and I was bestowed the stool name Nana Kwaku Siaw I in 1998. Subsequently, I resigned from KNUST and began full-time farming in 2000.

I practice farming because I want to provide Ghanaian customers with good and healthy meat, fish and other products. I am doing my best to make sure the quality of my products is excellent and I also try to satisfy my customer’s expectations.

I have been receiving visitors on my farm for many years and I want to develop this agrotourism activity. I want to show and explain how to practice a good and successful farming activity and create an environment where people can be close to the nature. I think that urban and peri urban people hardly see wild animals and I offer them the opportunity to discover, observe and learn about such animals that I keep in our mini zoo.

I am also planning to build a restaurant on the beautiful farm site, where people will be able to eat the fresh and delicious products of the farm or to have a drink, to relax and have fun in this peaceful environment.