"The Ministry has established an agreement with AAC, and under that agreement, 750 acres of irrigated land at Konadu have been allocated to AAC to provide logistics to establish a vegetable production facility," he said. Mr Opoku described the partnership as the type of public-private collaboration needed to unlock Ghana's agricultural potential and advance the government's Feed Ghana Agenda. Of the returning graduates, 88 specialised in agriculture-related disciplines, while 30 studied ecology, providing expertise across agricultural production and environmental management. The Minister also urged the graduates to embrace innovation, technology and entrepreneurship in addressing challenges within Ghana's agricultural sector. The Ministry is expected to monitor progress at the Konadu irrigation site as AAC begins implementing the vegetable production project.