NICARAGUAN COFFEE
December 1st, 2003
BY KEITH NUTHALL
NICARAGUAN coffee growers are being encouraged to move from monoculture, given the fall in the commodity's price has eroded incomes. The UN Food and Agriculture Organisation has fed the worst affected families, also supplying black bean seed for local sales and consumption.
NICARAGUAN coffee growers are being encouraged to move from monoculture, given the fall in the commodity's price has eroded incomes. The UN Food and Agriculture Organisation has fed the worst affected families, also supplying black bean seed for local sales and consumption.
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