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Cameroon Plans to Increase Cotton Output 35% Using Higher-Yielding Strains
Cameroon may increase cotton output by as much as 35 percent this season by using higher yielding strains and improving agricultural techniques, according to Sodecoton, the state-owned producer. "We intend to produce at least 39,000 metric tons more of the crop," Ibrahim Ngamie, director of agricultural production, said in an interview today in the capital, Yaounde. That would boost output of
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