Chorus is often used in a theatrical context, such as opera or musical theater, for the group of singers (and often dancers) who back up the featured performers. Chorale can refer to a particular type of church music, or simply be another name for a choir or chorus.
In recent times, intensive efforts have been made by government to process some of these products; for example, volume of cocoa beans processed locally has doubled in the last decade. Ghana's primary cash crops include: cocoa; beans; palm; oil; pineapples; cotton; tomatoes; bananas; citrus fruits; coconuts; tobacco; cashew and fresh vegetables
Workers could now clean 50 pounds of cotton per day, per worker, thus changing the cotton farming industry forever. Cotton requires very little to grow. Before the invention of the cotton gin, there were only two cash crops in the South. One was tobacco and the other was indigo, a flower used to make a blue dye. Growing tobacco wore out the land and farmers had to rotate their land, leaving a section of the land bare for a year.