Smallholder farmers in Ghana face major barriers to improving their livelihoods, including limited access to credit, difficulty reaching markets, and insufficient agronomic information. Without access to finance, farmers struggle to invest in essentials like machinery, fertilizer, or high-yield seeds, leading to low productivity and high post-harvest losses. Inadequate transport and storage infrastructure further hinder farmers from selling their produce at profitable markets. Additionally, a lack of advisory services means farmers often miss out on critical information about best practices, weather patterns, and crop management, all of which could boost their productivity and income.