Tieme Ndo is a nonprofit social enterprise based at Nandom i the Upper West Region of Ghana. We provide rural farmers with convenient and timely access to productive farm inputs, technologies and services. We make farming easier and better for farmers by eliminating the financing barriers limiting them to access and use productive agricultural inputs.
The majority of farmers in Northern Ghana own land, but that land is not as productive as it could be. The average farmer who grows corn harvest less than 1/5th of the potential yield per hectare. Low crop yields continue to plunge many rural families into severe hunger and poverty. If there was a way to help farmers double their crop yield, earn more income, this solution would be useful to millions of people in Ghana. See below our approach to making farming easier and profitable for rural farmers:
We give holistic solutions with strategy, design & technology.
Our Baafo program first ensures farmers have the available capital to pay for farm inputs. This is actually a major barrier for many farmers, as most have spent all their cash by the time planting season starts. Farmers are provided with a bundle of high-quality seeds, fertilizers, and other input technologies at the right time and at the farmers’ convenience.
We don’t just distribute farm inputs, we enhance the capacity of our farmers on the appropriate use of the products. We don’t stop there either, we follow up on our farmers to ensure or assist them use the inputs appropriately. Our training sessions focus on good agronomic practices and climate-smart agriculture, increasing farmers’ resilience to the effects of climate change.
Farmers are motivated to increase production when they have a reliable market to sell their farm produce after harvest. We scout for buyers and negotiate a good price for our farmers, allowing them to sell their produce at favorable prices.
Meric Tons Fertilizer Distributed
Meric Tons Improved Seeds Distributed
Farmers Reached
Average Yield Increase
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So yes, the alcohol (ethanol) in hand sanitizers can be absorbed through the skin, but no, it would not cause intoxication.
Their blood alcohol levels rose to 0.007 to 0.02 o/oo (parts per thousand), or 0.7 to 2.0 mg/L.
So yes, the alcohol (ethanol) in hand sanitizers can be absorbed through the skin, but no, it would not cause intoxication.
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