Call To Nature’s mission is to care for the Earth, care for people, and share valuable resources by implementing permaculture principles, through farming, heirloom seeds saving, and providing hands-on training related to the importance of the use of permaculture in sustaining the environment and by creating a culture that is inspired by natural ways to produce seeds and food that will resolve food instability.
Our business is one of the best in heirloom seed production in Africa and the first of its kind in Ghana. Our business relies on unique methods designed with nature in mind, through farming and production of high-quality seeds and food that will eventually lead to the end of food insecurity in many parts of the continent of Africa, and other areas around the world.
Solomon Amuzu has over 20 years of experience in wholistic permaculture design and agriculture. He started his career at the age of 16 and even before he went to high school and college. He’s worked as a Manager for several local organizations such as Harvesters Mission – Northern region, Ghana Permaculture Institute – Bono Region, Transcend International-Accra, and Sow Green Farms, Accra.
He’s also earned international recognition working with Baker Creek Heirloom seeds, USA, Kent State University, School of Education, USA, University of Wisconsin – Madison, agricultural extension, USA, Water Charity and the National Peace Corps Association.
He currently serves as the Country Host for the Consortium for Overseas Students Teaching (COST), a program that includes more than 17 universities across the United States.
Solomon started his journey at the age of 16, growing vegetables and raising livestock.
Photo credit:
Catherine Schachter, RPCV Ghana, 2004 – 2006
