Floating fish cages on the Volta River with a canoe full of freshly harvested tilapia
2025 Volta Regional Best Fish Farmer

Dabala-Agordome · South Tongu · Volta Region

Fresh tilapia, raised right on the Volta.

Best Anchor Farm grows healthy, great-tasting tilapia in clean lined tanks and floating cages on the Volta River, harvested fresh and delivered to homes, traders, restaurants and processors across Ghana.

Award-winning farmVolta Regional & South Tongu District Best Fish Farmer, 2025
Tanks + river cagesControlled nursery tanks and open-water cages on the Volta
Harvested freshSorted by size and sold straight from the farm
Training & communityHands-on aquaculture training and local jobs
Rows of lined fish tanks at Best Anchor Farm at dusk Close-up of freshly harvested tilapia
Farm-freshfrom water to market the same day

Welcome to Best Anchor Farm

A modern fish farm, anchored in the Volta.

At Dabala-Agordome in the South Tongu District, we combine purpose-built lined grow-out tanks with floating cages on the Volta River to raise tilapia that is clean, firm and full of flavour.

Every stage, from fingerlings to harvest, is managed by our trained team and tracked in our own farm management system, so we know exactly how each batch was fed, grown and handled.

  • Quality feed and daily water and fish-health checks
  • Fish sorted into clear size grades at harvest
  • Bulk supply for traders, hotels, restaurants and events
Discover our story

What we offer

From our water to your table

Fresh fish, a stake in the farm, and the know-how to farm fish yourself.

A pile of fresh tilapia at harvest
Fresh fish

Table-size tilapia

Whole, fresh tilapia in four size grades plus mixed small fish, for households, market traders, chop bars, hotels and processors.

See sizes & how to order
Floating cages on the Volta River
Investment

Own a fish cage

Invest in a cage on the Volta and let our team stock, feed and harvest it for you, with full visibility through our investor portal.

How cage investment works
Trainees at a fish farm practical session
Learning

Training & farm visits

Practical aquaculture training for new and growing farmers, plus guided visits for schools, partners and groups.

Training & visits

How we farm

Four careful steps to every harvest

Controlled where it matters, natural where it counts.

Fingerlings in hatchery trays

Fingerlings

Healthy fry and fingerlings are raised and graded in our hatchery and nursery units.

Lined grow-out tanks at the farm

Tank nursery

Young fish grow strong in aerated, lined tanks where water quality is checked every day.

Truck loaded with blue drums used as cage floats

Cages on the Volta

Fish are moved to floating cages in the flowing river, built and maintained by our own crew.

Workers sorting harvested tilapia

Harvest & grading

Fish are netted, sorted by size and handed to customers fresh on harvest day.

Recognition

Honoured for excellence in fish farming

Our team's hard work has been recognised by the Ministry of Food and Agriculture and by industry partners.

Best Anchor Farm award winners wearing National Farmers' Day sashes
41st National Farmers' DayVolta Regional Best Fish Farmer · Hodzoga, 5 December 2025
Ministry of Food and Agriculture certificate of merit
2025 · MoFA

Regional Best Fish Farmer

Certificate of Merit, Volta Region, for outstanding contribution to agriculture in Ghana.

Team members holding the district award certificate
2025 · South Tongu

District Best Fish Farmer

Celebrated by the farming community and our partners, including Agave Rural Bank.

Award presentation on stage at a De Heus event
2026 · De Heus

Industry recognition

Honoured on stage at De Heus Ghana's 2026 partner celebration.

See life on the farm

Watch our crew at work, from netting the tanks to bringing in the catch from our cages on the Volta.

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Moments from Best Anchor

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Need fresh tilapia this week?

Tell us the size and quantity you need and when you want to collect. We'll confirm availability and today's price by email or phone.