In this inspiring episode of Global Farmer Voices, we sit down with Lydia Sasu, a passionate advocate for women in agriculture in Ghana. From growing up on a family farm to leading the Development Action Association, Lydia has dedicated her life to empowering rural women through sustainable farming, food security, and entrepreneurship.

She shares how she mobilized women farmers, trained communities in fish processing, and worked tirelessly to create economic opportunities for women in agriculture. Lydia also reflects on the significance of International Women’s Day, the challenges female farmers face, and how collective action can lead to lasting change.

Join us as we celebrate resilience, leadership, and the future of women in farming. Don’t forget to subscribe, rate, and share this episode!