Advice to Coffee Growers in Olga and Kona Districts
Lavrvet’s Biennial Report notes improving coffee yields in Olga as a sign the Atlantic region can support profitable cultivation. It urges government to hire a coffee expert to train planters, improve pruning, and tailor methods to district conditions while warning labor supply could tighten if sugar planters reduce imports, risking higher costs and disrupted production.
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