The Northern Savannah Ecological Zone is the most suitable location for cutting cultivation. Land suitability studies conducted by SADA suggested that over 4 million hectares are suitable for cutting cultivation in the area. Most of it unutilize. There is a history of significant cotton production in Northern Savannah Ecology Zone of Ghana.

In the not too distant past. The cultivation of cotton was a major source of livelihood for thousands of small farmers across northern Ghana. The relative success led to significant public investment in the construction of genres. Unfortunately, the cotton sector collapsed in the 80s and. Efforts to revise to revive it has soon far been unsuccessful. Although the dinneries have been privatized, they are mostly idle. The collapse of the cotton sector may also have affected raw materials applied to the textile sector in the South. To revive this sector. A cutting development authority has been established but is poorly resourced and with limited power. Support for the cutting research sector is also poor. The Cutting Development Authority is currently dependent on cider support for each operation.

The proposed coating and textile projects. Will provide a major injection for the revival of the cotton and the taxal sector in Ghana. The proposition is different from past past effort. In that it involved the entire value chain, an anchor farmer investing directly to produce a certain minimum quantity to feed generous and factories while supporting small farmers to grow cotton. By not depending on the efforts of the roll cutting. Rises to farmers and deemed. And demand for crops. Would be more stable. The focus on entire value chain also enhances opportunities for backwards and forward linkage in the economy. Therefore, potential to stimulate business more widely.