Panda farmers warn of deepening Agric crisis

Sunday Standard Panda farmers warn of deepening Agric crisis Commercial farmers in Pandamatenga say the full economic cost of January’s devastating floods is yet to be measured, warning that the damage could have lasting consequences for one of Botswana’s most strategic grain-producing regions. The Pandamatenga Commercial Farmers Association says more than 8,000 hectares of crops were submerged after a “one-in-200-years” storm on January 21 […] The post Panda farmers warn of deepening Agric crisis first appeared on Sunday Standard and is written by Laone Molelo

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