MOVED FROM THE USA TO GHANA , I NOW OWN OVER 160 ACRES OF FARMLAND
MOVED FROM THE USA TO GHANA, I NOW OWN OVER 160 ACRES OF FARMLAND
From the World Bank to the Farm: Diasporan Builds a Haven for Autism in Ghana 🇬🇭 | Albert Haven Farms
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In this powerful episode of Diaspora Transition, we sit down with Mr. Aturu Brown, a Ghanaian diasporan who worked with the World Bank for 28 years before retiring and returning home to Ghana. But instead of settling into a quiet life, he’s created something extraordinary in Asseseso, Eastern Region—a sprawling 60+ acre farm and a sanctuary for children with autism.
In this episode:
Discover how cocoa farming once funded overseas education—and how modern farming can be profitable again.
Why many young Africans shy away from agriculture—and how technology can change that.
The inspiring story behind Albert Haven Farms, named after Mr. Brown’s autistic son, and how the farm sustains the Albert Haven Autism Foundation.
Honest talk about the challenges and rewards of farming, and advice for diasporans considering agriculture or relocation.
🌱 Passion fruit, cucumber, maize, and more—over 160 acres in total!
💰 Learn how passion fruit farming alone yields 500kg per week at 25 GHS per kilo.
Mr. Brown also shares a heartfelt message for diasporans: Don’t just hear stories and jump—investigate, be intentional, and build something sustainable.
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