In 2023, the whole fresh cow milk yield in Ghana stood at 1.34 thousand hectograms per animal. The forecasted yield for 2024 is anticipated to remain stable at 1.34 thousand hectograms per animal before witnessing a slight decline to 1.33 thousand hectograms per animal from 2025 to 2028. This stability in the forecast data suggests minimal year-on-year variations, with a negligible decrease of approximately 0.74% from 2024 to 2025. This decline remains consistent through the subsequent years, indicating an overall stable yet marginally declining trend.
Future trends to watch for:
- Efforts to improve dairy farming techniques and cow nutrition could stabilize or potentially increase yield.
- Investment in infrastructure and technology could lead to higher productivity.
- Climate change and environmental factors could impact yield stability.
