Yageba community, situated in Northern Ghana, is marked by extreme poverty and relies heavily on peasant agriculture for livelihood, with around 95% of the population engaged in this occupation. The community is blessed with expansive, fertile lowlands that hold immense potential for farming. However, due to the prevailing poverty levels, the locals lack the necessary resources and investment capacity to develop and cultivate these lands. Consequently, the untapped agricultural potential of the community remains unrealized, leaving a significant opportunity for growth and development untapped.