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Harvest of the 2021 ginger crop in Nigeria expected to start in November

Whole Ginger
Nigeria
Supply
Harvest
Simon Edegbo
Published Oct 14, 2021
The major harvest of the 2021 ginger crop is expected to begin in late November, with dried split forms available from December until March 2022.

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January, 2022
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