Fertiliser shortage drives up prices for farmers in peak season | The Business Standard

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Posted by | Dec 12, 2024 | Coffee Industry, Coffee Production | 0 |

So, December-March is considered the peak season for crop and vegetable production. … coffee plants growing alongside mango, lychee, malta, papaya and …

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