The article highlights a significant development in Moçambique's agricultural sector, focusing on the successful negotiation between farmers and cotton companies to maintain a fair price for seedcotton, without the need for government subsidy for the first time since a substantial 240 million meticais investment last year. This achievement, following intensive discussions facilitated by the government, demonstrates a successful collaboration that has not only led to the sector's growth, with cotton production seeing a remarkable increase of 75%, but also positively impacting 150,000 families of small farmers by providing steady income and doubling fiber exports, generating over 70 million meticais in state revenue. This significant progress underscores the potential for sustainable economic development in the agricultural sector, with plans in place to expand the Cotton-Sustain program and ensure a stable reference price for the future. The collaboration between stakeholders has been praised for its results and efficiency in overcoming challenges, marking a milestone in Moçambique's agricultural history.