Coffee farmers in the country have been urged to embrace proper management practices for their coffee bushes in order to maximize yields and benefit from the improving global coffee market. This comes at a time when many farmers in coffee-growing regions are steadily returning to the crop, following improved prices and better payouts witnessed over…
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