About Us
Agricare Limited was established in 1968 as a wholly owned international subsidiary of Pfizer Corporation of New York, U.S.A. In 1975 Pfizer Corporation shed off its interest in feed manufacturing. It ceded 25% of its equity holding to some private individuals. The Agricultural Development Bank also acquired 25% of the total shareholding. In 1991, Pfizer Corporation sold off its remaining 50% shares of equity to other private individuals.
Contact UsContact Info
- KM 13, Kumasi Sunyani Road
- (233) 322050758
- info@agricaregh.org
- Week Days: 09.00 to 18.00 Sunday: Closed
OUR SUPPORT
Free Advisory Technical Support
Agricare nutritionists will help you to calculate the least-cost feeds formulation using our concentrates that will maximize the inclusion of local raw materials and the achievement of homogenously mixed complete feed. At Agricare we know that the optimal performance of your birds and livestock is dependent on homogenous mix of our concentrates and quality local raw materials. Our topnotch nutritionists will provide you free advisory service on the best animal husbandry practices and all your animal nutritional needs including the quality of your local raw materials and production process.
Support to Farmers
Having identified the needs of the Ghanaian poultry and livestock farmer, Agricare Limited right from its inception, has located in the centre of farming activity near Kumasi in the Ashanti Region. By virtue of its central position, Agricare Limited has been able to make its services accessible to all farmers in the country. A network of retail customers located in every region of the country has helped meet the concerns of all farmers. Agricare Limited has ensured all year round supply of feeds to farmers against all odds during the economic history of the country.
Social Good Distinction In Malaria Prevention
In 2017, year, Agricare Limited partnered with the Private Sector Malaria Prevention (PSMP) project of Johns Hopkins Center for Communication Programs (CCP) to provide family-sized insecticide-treated nets for all employees of the company and their dependants, and also distributed 200 more nets to a section of Tanoso Community in Kumasi. The company also held malaria prevention seminars that sensitized workplace and community audiences on malaria and how to prevent it. The response has been enormous with a reduction in hospital attendance of our employees.