Add to ORKGThe present report presents the findings of the socio-economist who visited Ghana in March 1995 as a member of a team to carry out an appraisal of two technologies with potential for field use in Ghana. These were (a) a mincer/extruder for extraction of oil from groundnuts; (b) a bridge press for the extraction of cocoa butter and shea butter
The objectives of this paper were to assess the socio-economic characteristics and constraints assoc...
The shea tree is regarded as the most important economic tree in Northern Ghana. With the unreliabil...
This study investigated technological changes in shea butter production in the Yendi District of Gha...
This paper analysed the viability of shea butter processing in the Northern Region of Ghana using ho...
This study was commissioned for the project "Improved Processing of Shea Nuts in Northern Ghana". Th...
The Shea nut and butter production industry has been a prominent feature of the economy of northern ...
This report was written for the Crop Post Harvest Programme It examines shea butter market developme...
There is considerable potential for the shea industry (Vitellaria paradoxa) to contribute to the eco...
This paper assesses profitability of small scale local shea butter production in Ghana. The study us...
The Shea tree is indigenous to sub-Saharan Africa, and generally found in semi-arid to arid north of...
This article explores the use of field experimentation in presenting an account of input inventory, ...
Shea butter is a God given natural resource found in northing part of Ghana. Its collection, process...
Research has shown that in the long run trade liberalisation creates opportunities for competition i...
The Shea tree, which is now referred to as'VitellariaParadoxa', has enormous economic, medicinal, cu...
This paper analyses the evolutions of the different needs related to the food and non food uses of c...
The objectives of this paper were to assess the socio-economic characteristics and constraints assoc...
The shea tree is regarded as the most important economic tree in Northern Ghana. With the unreliabil...
This study investigated technological changes in shea butter production in the Yendi District of Gha...
This paper analysed the viability of shea butter processing in the Northern Region of Ghana using ho...
This study was commissioned for the project "Improved Processing of Shea Nuts in Northern Ghana". Th...
The Shea nut and butter production industry has been a prominent feature of the economy of northern ...
This report was written for the Crop Post Harvest Programme It examines shea butter market developme...
There is considerable potential for the shea industry (Vitellaria paradoxa) to contribute to the eco...
This paper assesses profitability of small scale local shea butter production in Ghana. The study us...
The Shea tree is indigenous to sub-Saharan Africa, and generally found in semi-arid to arid north of...
This article explores the use of field experimentation in presenting an account of input inventory, ...
Shea butter is a God given natural resource found in northing part of Ghana. Its collection, process...
Research has shown that in the long run trade liberalisation creates opportunities for competition i...
The Shea tree, which is now referred to as'VitellariaParadoxa', has enormous economic, medicinal, cu...
This paper analyses the evolutions of the different needs related to the food and non food uses of c...
The objectives of this paper were to assess the socio-economic characteristics and constraints assoc...
The shea tree is regarded as the most important economic tree in Northern Ghana. With the unreliabil...
This study investigated technological changes in shea butter production in the Yendi District of Gha...