2025 Farmers' Day Celebration: 82-Year-Old Abraham Kwaku Adusei Crowned 2025 National Best Farmer
Ghana has celebrated one of its most inspiring agricultural success stories as 82-year-old Abraham Kwaku Adusei, from the Kwahu Afram Plains South District in the Eastern Region, was crowned the Overall National Best Farmer for 2025.
Damian Owusu 
Ghana has celebrated one of its most inspiring agricultural success stories as 82-year-old Abraham Kwaku Adusei, from the Kwahu Afram Plains South District in the Eastern Region, was crowned the Overall National Best Farmer for 2025.
Opanyin Adusei has devoted over 44 years to farming, building an impressive portfolio that includes:
1,000 acres of cocoa
293 acres of mango
30 acres of cashew
His resilience, innovation, and commitment to agriculture earned him the nation’s highest recognition on Farmers’ Day.
For his achievement, Adusei received:
GH₵1.2 million sponsored by the Agricultural Development Bank
A brand-new tractor donated by Sino Trucks
Power trailers and a motorized sprayer
A commemorative plaque honoring his contribution to Ghana’s agricultural sector
The ceremony also honored outstanding farmers across categories:
Osmanu Kadri – 1st Runner-Up, National Best Farmer (Greater Accra Region)
Charles Gyato – 2nd Runner-Up, National Best Farmer (Volta Region)
Grace Owusuaa – National Best Female Farmer (Ashanti Region)
Ruben Asare – National Best Youth Farmer (Bono East Region)
The award ceremony, graced by President John Mahama, underscored the importance of agriculture in Ghana’s economy. It highlighted government’s commitment to supporting farmers with resources, technology, and recognition to ensure food security and rural development.
Abraham Kwaku Adusei’s recognition as the 2025 National Best Farmer is a testament to the enduring spirit of Ghana’s agricultural community. His story reflects the power of perseverance, innovation, and dedication, inspiring younger generations to embrace farming as a vital pillar of national growth.
