Crop prices, particularly lemons, have seen a significant drop due to speculative activities by traders and a unique pricing game by brokers, leading to an oversupply in the market. This has resulted in a significant decline in prices, affecting farmers' income and potentially forcing them to halt harvesting. The current prices are higher than last year, but still unsustainable for farmers. Experts suggest that the market downturn could be mitigated by the production of value-added products, as new markets could emerge for such products.