The latest commitment follows the US$270 million National Poultry Transformation Programme, formalised in August with four investment partners.
The agreement spans feed, hatcheries, farming, processing, cold chain and distribution.
The approach could add value to palm oil processing, reduce fish oil imports and create new income for small-scale processors and millers.
Beyond Nigeria and Ghana, Olam Agri and IDH intend to identify new food and feed projects across other African markets.
The project will help increase domestic fish supply, reduce pressure on marine fish stocks, and provide sustainable employment
Together, Ghana and Nebraska can demonstrate how international cooperation strengthens food security.
The initiative aims to accelerate Ghana’s implementation of the WTO Agreement on Fisheries Subsidies, which came into effect in September 2025.
The program is expected to benefit around 15,000 households in the Savannah, Upper East and North East Regions.
The facility will turn Ghana’s organic waste into protein-rich feed and fertiliser, marking a first for Africa and a boost for sustainable agriculture.
The mission focused on addressing feed safety, mycotoxin control and intestinal health challenges in livestock production.