Nigeria: Heat wave destroys yam farms, delays harvest in Taraba

게시됨 2024년 6월 16일

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A severe heat wave has destroyed yam farms across Taraba State, affecting areas such as Yorro, Zing, Lau, Jalingo, and Ardo-Kola. The heat wave and delayed rainfall have prevented good germination of yam seeds, causing fear among farmers of a poor harvest this year. The high cost of yam seed has further limited farmers' ability to replant. As a result, the usual yam harvest season in June has passed with no mature yam farms, indicating a potential significant decrease in yam production this year.
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A severe heat wave experienced in Taraba State has destroyed yam farms across yam-producing areas in Taraba State, Daily Trust on Sunday checks have revealed. The areas where several yam farms have been destroyed include Yorro, Zing, Lau, Jalingo and Ardo-Kola local government areas. The heat wave, according to farmers, has prevented good germination of the yam seeds planted. A farmer, Suleiman Dauda, said there is fear among farmers in the yam-producing areas of the state of possible poor yam harvest this year. He said because of the high price of yam seed, many farmers could not replant the destroyed yam in their farms. He said this is the worst year for yam farmers because of the destruction of yam farms by heat waves. According to him, the prolonged heat and delay in the arrival of rainfall worsen the situation, adding that yam harvest was delayed this year. “Annually, we start harvesting yam in June but this year, we are approaching the middle of the month of June but no yam ...

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