With agriculture serving as the backbone of the local economy, farmers across the district are engaged in cash crop farming, positioning the area as a key contributor to Ghana’s export-driven agricultural sector.

In addition to plantation farming, residents are involved in livestock rearing and tree crop production, creating a diversified and resilient agricultural system that supports livelihoods and drives economic growth.

Stakeholders believe that with increased investment and modern farming techniques, Twifo/Ati-Morkwa has the potential to become one of the leading agro-based districts in the country.