Planting for Food and Jobs Phase II

Input support · Ghana · also called PFJ 2.0, PFJ II

A redesigned version of Ghana's flagship farm-support programme. Instead of handing out subsidised inputs directly, it runs a zero-interest input-credit system: farmers get inputs on credit and repay in kind from their harvest.

Registration: Not yet announced for 2026 — last held March 12 2024

What to know

Administered byMinistry of Food and Agriculture (MoFA)
Who qualifiesA farmer or producer needs access to land or a farm, must be a Ghanaian citizen with a valid Ghana Card, must be growing one of the prioritised commodity crops, and must have their profile captured at the district level; an organisation applying must be a legally registered company or institution.
What you getFarm inputs supplied on a zero-interest credit basis, with repayment in kind (produce) rather than cash — replacing the direct input subsidy used in the programme's first phase.
How to registerContact the local Agricultural Extension Agent at the District Department of Agriculture; registration is captured on the Ghana Agriculture and Agribusiness Platform (GhAAP).
Contactghaap@mofa.gov.gh / +233 (0)30 394 2319

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Last checked August 2026. Programmes change — if something here is wrong or out of date, please tell us.

Sources

  1. Registration of Farmers for Planting for Foods and Jobs Phase II commences March 12 – GNA
  2. GhAAP – Ghana Agriculture and Agribusiness Platform

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