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Lettuce farmers in St Elizabeth are now experiencing huge financial fallouts
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- Опубликовано: 7 ноя 2021
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NOVEMBER 9, 2021: In the wake of a rare fruit disease that has affected water melon farms in St Elizabeth and Manchester, resulting in some farmers suffering massive financial losses, lettuce farmers in the South Western region of St Elizabeth are now faced with a similar situation experiencing huge financial fallouts due to a rare vegetable disease affecting their lettuce farms.
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Yeah Mon for real bro we need more farmer like u who interested in farming
This is so sad hard working farmers
Be careful they are being sprayed from above, those planes.
Sad..
Which I could get some a these lettuce now I love me some lettuces. Sorry for the disease yall facing so sad.💜💛💚🧡
Does Jamaica not have a Plant Institute that works with farmers and gives them the warning and feed to fight disease?
Maybe it's the chemicals that you are using on them
He mentioned that the roots are still healthy despite the yellowing of the leaves.. In my experience this might be a result of nitrogen deficiency
First time seeing someone with my last name
@@kovarcoley8418 which parish you from?