Mr Umar Malala, Director of Produce and Pest Control Services, Gombe State Ministry of Agriculture, disclosed this during an interview with theMalala stated that the low prices of cotton was discouraging farmers in the state as many of them had indicated interest to quit cultivation of the crop, hence the state government’s intervention.
“One challenge that has continued to bring down prices of crops is when crops are infested. That’s why this year we have embarked on assisting farmers to ensure that yields are of high quality. “With regards to cotton, farmers run away from its cultivation because of the low prices being offered. He said that if the product was not inspected and graded, the prices would not meet up with international standards.
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