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Dry-season Tomato Farming by FarmingFarmersF: 2:15pm On Feb 26
Dry-season tomato farming presents significant challenges, especially for smaller farmers, who struggle with water scarcity and high costs.

A prominent tomato farmer in Makurdi, Nigeria, Wanger Barnabas, emphasises the business aspect of farming and the need for profitability🌱🔥.

He highlights hurdles like power and fuel hikes, along with issues like pests, flower drops, and poor pricing, which exacerbate difficulties during the dry season.

Despite these challenges, Wanger remains resilient, recognising the tough business environment in Nigeria, but refusing to give up. 🍅💧💼

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>>https://farmingfarmersfarms.com/2024/02/24/why-farmers-avoid-dry-season-tomato-farming/


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