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Acholi Coffee Farmers Urged To Prioritize Irrigation » Business Focus

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Coffee farmers in the Acholi sub-region have been advised to prioritize irrigation if they are to reap more from coffee growing. Lillian Wanican, a coffee trainer and nursery bed operator, says that many coffee plants end up dying in the Acholi sub-region because farmers do not plan for water for their coffee plants during the dry season. “Coffee is not like any other crop such as soybeans or cassava that you are used to. Coffee requires regular…

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Acholi Coffee Farmers Urged To Prioritize Irrigation » Business Focus

Coffee farmers in the Acholi sub-region have been advised to prioritize irrigation if they are to reap more from coffee growing. Lillian Wanican, a coffee trainer and nursery bed operator, says that many coffee plants end up dying in the Acholi sub-region because farmers do not plan for water for their coffee plants during the dry season. “Coffee is not like any other crop such as soybeans or cassava that you are used to. Coffee requires regular…

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