Alan Bonilla, president of the Association of Farmers of Casma, warns that both species concentrate about 100% of the fruity surface of the valley, but face increasing pressure for the climate. See +
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Alan Bonilla, president of the Association of Farmers of Casma, warns that both species concentrate about 100% of the fruity surface of the valley, but face increasing pressure for the climate. See +