Acquire the land
Six acres at Tetrem are secured as the project’s physical foundation.
THOS Group → Agribusiness
Agricultural development · Tetrem, Ghana
Growing Today.
Feeding Tomorrow.
THOS Agribusiness is beginning with six acres of acquired land and a practical, phased plan for fresh-vegetable production.
Current position · Land acquired
Where the project stands
A real asset. A measured next step.
The six-acre land at Tetrem has been acquired. Farming operations have not yet started. The immediate task is to prepare the site, put essential support infrastructure in place and begin cultivation in phases.
The first clearing project is intended to be handled by Rapidcutters after a suitable project-based operator has been engaged. This connects two THOS businesses without presenting planned activity as an existing operation.
6 acresLand already acquired at Tetrem
3 acresPlanned first cultivation area
0 cropsPlanted yet—preparation comes first
Development sequence
From land to working farm.
The plan is deliberately staged so each investment supports what follows.
Clear the site
Rapidcutters is intended to prepare the land once operator and mobilisation are ready.
Establish the base
Accommodation for one fixed farm attendant plus warehouse and tool storage.
Secure water
Develop a borehole and practical water system for the first cultivation phase.
Begin cultivation
Plant the first three acres and learn from real field performance.
Only land acquisition is complete. Dates and costs will depend on mobilisation, site conditions and financing.
First cultivation phase
Three acres. Four clear purposes.
The opening crop mix combines commercially relevant vegetables with a dedicated learning area.
Habanero
A focused pepper block, subject to final variety selection, agronomy and market preparation.
Chilli pepper
A separate chilli block for distinct crop management and market learning.
Tomatoes
A measured tomato area that can be evaluated before expansion.
Test & study
A flexible area for trials, observation and evidence-led decisions.
The remaining three acres stay available for later development. Their use will be decided after the first phase provides practical evidence.
The learning area
Study before scaling.
The half-acre test area gives the farm room to learn under local conditions before committing more land or capital. It is a working decision space—not a claim of formal research capacity.
Crop performanceObserve crops and varieties on the site.
Farm practicesCompare spacing, water and crop care.
Yield learningRecord what the first cycles produce.
Market fitUse buyer and demand signals for later choices.
Long-term direction
A wider value chain—over time.
The ambition extends beyond the first plots, but every later stage remains a future development objective.
Expanded fresh produce
Grow when field results and markets justify it.
Processing
Explore value-added products after supply and economics are established.
Distribution & retail
Develop routes into suitable shops and business customers.
Export & cash crops
Assess opportunities as capability and compliance develop.
These are ambitions, not current operations, contracts or production claims.
Connect with the project
Build the right relationships early.
THOS welcomes relevant conversations with agricultural suppliers, technical partners, potential future buyers and people interested in the project’s development.