- Nigerian cocoa farmers fear crop losses from fungal diseases due to persistent rains in key growing regions
- Rising costs and inflation hinder farmers’ ability to protect crops
AKURE, NIGERIA – Prolonged rainfall and thick cloud cover in Nigeria’s cocoa-growing regions have raised concerns among farmers and traders over the potential outbreak of fungal diseases.
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