
Agri-Impact Limited
June 5, 2025 at 08:57 AM
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Mardrack Ocran, a graduate of the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) with a degree in Agribusiness Management, took an unexpected but rewarding path into Ghanaβs greenhouse farming industry.
His journey began in August 2020, when a senior colleague informed him about an opportunity to work as a farmhand at greenhouses managed by Fresh Logistics and Agri-Impact Limited. Though already a graduate, Mardrack was undeterred.
βI didnβt see it as a step-down. I saw it as a step forward,β he shares. βItβs not about the degreeβitβs about passion and opportunity.β
At the time, Mardrack had already been researching the demand for fresh vegetables in Ghanaβs markets, especially among restaurants and traders. Along with a friend, he had identified potential buyersβbut lacked the means to grow the produce. So when the greenhouse opportunity came, he seized it.
Despite some surprise that a university graduate would take on farmhand duties, Mardrack jumped in with enthusiasm. With training and support from management, he quickly proved himselfβnot just as a grower, but as someone with vision.
Over time, he transitioned from working on the farm to leading in marketing and distribution. With his input, the Accra marketing team expanded from just three people to ten, and the results have been impressive. Farm-gate prices have seen strong growth.
Mardrackβs journey from farmhand to key player in building a robust greenhouse value chain underscores the power of passion, training, and opportunity.
Today, heβs not only helping farmers get better pricesβheβs feeding Ghana with quality produce and proving that agribusiness is a space where young people can lead, innovate, and thrive.
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