Contrary to the general notion that the youth (graduates) are not interested in agriculture, Professor Dr. David Millar says large scale farmers have not created enough opportunities for many interested youth to enter the sector. The Vice-Chancellor of Millar Institute for Trans-disciplinary and Development Studies has therefore challenged large scale farmers to create job opportunities in their businesses for graduates, to help solve the country’s unemployment problem. He stressed that there were some youth who are willing to enter the agricultural sector but were still unemployed because opportunities had not been created for them. “Let’s create an opportunity to engage these youth and let themselves make the noise that there is no employment”, Prof Millar stated. Ghana Agriculture Sector Investment Programme (GASIP) is a sector wide national framework designed to support agri-business development in Ghana.