Ghana Adds Charge to Keep Farmers Sweet on Cocoa

Sixty percent of the world's cocoa production comes from two countries in West Africa — Ghana and Ivory Coast. But for years, the farmers behind the beans have been struggling with low income, raising concerns about the sustainability of the cocoa industry. The two nations are working to increase farmers' incomes, though farmers say a lot more needs to be done. Stacey Knott has this report from Asikesu, Ghana.