“…With a population of about 10,000, it serves as the district capital of the Birim North District [ 29 , 30 ]. The area is dotted with several hamlets and farmsteads, reflecting the fact that the majority of the residents are skilled in crop farming and pisciculture [ 31 ]. Benefitting from a favorable rainfall pattern and fertile lands, the major crops farmed in this area include plantain, citrus, cocoa, rice, oil palm, cassava, maize, and vegetables [ 32 ].…”